Before You Buy at Edgeworth

What Stage This Is

Edgeworth is at the announcement stage, the earliest point a buyer can enter. Corcoran Sunshine runs the sales effort, the official site carries the published program, and the offering is two 28 story towers with 168 residences in one to five bedrooms. Pricing was reported from $2.5M to $35.5M when sales opened in March 2026. At this stage the developer's paperwork is the entire product, which is why the paperwork deserves the attention a finished home would get.

The Longest Stretch on the Drive

Groundbreaking is planned for 2027 and completion is targeted for 2029, roughly three years from today's signature to keys. No other address on the drive asks for that much calendar. The flagship next door delivers in 2027, and The Bristol has stood finished since 2019. The stretch is the price of entering first, and it compounds every question below. Deposits sit longer, life can change before closing, and the market will reprice the street at least once before the towers open.

Deposits Across Three Years

Preconstruction deposits step in stages tied to the developer's milestones, with the balance due at a closing called on the developer's notice. The schedule, the amounts, and where the funds sit are all set by the purchase agreement. Florida law governs how developer deposits are held and which portions may fund construction. Over a three year stretch those terms matter more than at any shorter project. Have your attorney confirm the escrow terms, the milestone triggers, and every date before signing, because the contract will outlast most market forecasts.

Title, Assignments and the Window

Three decisions deserve settling before the contract does. Decide how you will hold the residence first, since changing title later costs money and sometimes taxes, and our guide to Florida deed structures maps the options. Ask about assignment rights second. Whether you may sell or transfer the contract before closing is set by the developer's terms. Over a three year calendar that right is worth real money even if you never use it.

The window comes third. Under Florida's condominium statute, a buyer of a new unit may cancel within fifteen days of signing and receiving the condominium documents. Those fifteen days are the diligence period that counts, the one stretch when the declaration, the budget and the rules can still change your mind without a negotiation. Read them then, with counsel, or accept them for three years.

Early Pricing or Near Term Keys

The drive makes the tradeoff unusually clean, because the same developer offers both sides of it. South Flagler House sells certainty, a building under construction with 2027 keys and an open book from $8.55M. Edgeworth sells position, announcement stage pricing from a reported $2.5M with the full three year wait attached. Our flagship buying guide walks the nearer term path in detail, and the pipeline page holds the county's whole field.