Wildwood Groves: The New-Home Guide.

1. June 2026
   Market

   Wildwood Groves now selling between about $690,080 and $849,990 on large homesites

   Lennar's Wildwood Groves in the Redland area of south Miami-Dade, addressed as Miami in the 33031 ZIP, is actively selling single-family homes on large homesites, with prices reported between about $690,080 and $849,990 and homes up to roughly 3,468 square feet.

   What it may mean for the marketBigger lots and larger floor plans in the Redland corridor offer more land per dollar than the coastal core, a distinct pitch in the metro.

   Source: Redfin
2. June 2026
   Development

   Spacious homes near SW 272nd Street and SW 162nd Avenue, off US-1

   Wildwood Groves offers three to five-bedroom homes from about 2,086 to 3,468 square feet near SW 272nd Street and SW 162nd Avenue, off US-1 and within reach of the Homestead-Miami Speedway and the Florida Keys.

   What it may mean for the marketA semi-rural Redland setting trades a longer commute for more space and land, which suits move-up buyers.

   Source: NewHomeSource
3. August 2025
   Development

   Ambar Station affordable housing rises on US 1 near SW 278th Street

   Construction is underway on Ambar Station, a 576-unit affordable housing development by The Vestcor Companies at 27742 and 27860 S Dixie Highway, on the US 1 corridor roughly a mile east of Wildwood Groves. The project spans four buildings of three and eight stories with 8,300 square feet of commercial space and 852 parking spots including 158 EV charging stations, backed by 128 million dollars from the Miami-Dade County Housing Finance Authority, with completion estimated in 2026.

   What it may mean for the marketA development of this size could add activity and small-scale commercial space to the US 1 corridor closest to the Wildwood Groves area.

   Source: Florida YIMBY
4. September 2024
   Builder Activity

   Lennar pays 16.6 million dollars for the 38-acre Wildwood Groves land

   Lennar closed on five parcels totaling 38.2 acres bordered by SW 162nd Avenue and SW 276th Street, paying 16.6 million dollars to JMC Groves LLC. The land, previously an avocado grove, had been rezoned earlier in the year for the 105 single-family home plan Lennar proposed in February, as part of a broader Lennar acquisition push across south Miami-Dade that summer.

   What it may mean for the marketThe closing converted the rezoning into owned inventory, which historically precedes sitework and model home construction within a few quarters.

   Source: The Real Deal South Florida
5. February 2024
   Builder Activity

   Lennar seeks rezoning for 105 estate homes on the future Wildwood Groves site

   Lennar filed a county application to rezone 36 acres of avocado groves between SW 272nd and SW 276th streets east of SW 159th Avenue from agricultural use to a single-family estate modified use district, proposing 105 single-family homes. The filing requested a variance for lots fronting public rights of way with access through private roads managed by an HOA or a community development district; this acreage became the Wildwood Groves community.

   What it may mean for the marketThe estate zoning category chosen here may explain the larger homesite pattern that distinguishes Wildwood Groves from denser new communities nearby.

   Source: The Real Deal South Florida

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