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Palm Cay
Florida City · D.R. Horton

Palm Cay

Five layouts in the heart of Florida City.

From
$339,000 – $389,000
beds
3–4
baths
3
sqft
1380–1750

A new townhome community offering five townhome layouts. First-floor bedrooms and full bathrooms available — useful for multi-generational households or short-term rental conversions where allowed.

01

About this project

Palm Cay's distinguishing feature is the first-floor primary suite option — uncommon in the South Florida townhome market and meaningful for buyers planning aging-in-place or guest-rental separation.

America's Smart Home® package standard.

02

Why this project

  • ·First-floor primary bedroom option
  • ·Five distinct layouts
  • ·Multi-generational friendly
03

Amenities

  • · First-floor primary suite option
  • · America's Smart Home® package
  • · Two-car garage configurations
04

Project specifics

Property type
Townhome
Status
Under construction
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05

About the builder

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D.R. Horton

America's largest homebuilder by volume.

Arlington, Texas · est. 1978

D.R. Horton has been America's largest homebuilder by volume since 2002. In South Florida, the focus is approachable price points — attainable single-family and townhome communities in Homestead and Florida City for buyers who want new construction without the Miami core premium.

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The neighborhood

Florida City
Florida City

South of Homestead, the last affordable corner.

Florida City is the gateway to the Florida Keys. D.R. Horton has built three townhome communities here in the past five years — Vista Sol, Hadley Place, Palm Cay — and prices remain the lowest in Miami-Dade for new product.

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What's nearby

  • Homestead-Miami Speedway4.0 mi
  • Everglades National Park5.9 mi
  • Biscayne National Park17 mi
  • Fairchild Tropical Garden20 mi
  • Dolphin Mall24 mi
  • Vizcaya Museum26 mi

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