Diamond Shores

4250 South Ocean Drive, Fort Pierce, FL 34949

Fewer than four dozen homes will ever exist at Diamond Shores, and that number is the clearest way to understand the project. The development is a 43-unit, three-story condominium under construction at 4250 South Ocean Drive in Fort Pierce, Florida, a beachside address where the building stops at three floors instead of climbing. Three stories and 43 residences mean a low, horizontal building in which most homes sit close to the ground, corridors are short, and the whole property operates at a scale a single staff can realistically look after. Forty-three homes across three levels is closer to a residential compound than to a condominium. Phoenix Custom Homes is the developer, and Randall Stofft Architects is responsible for the design, a pairing that puts custom-home sensibilities into a condominium format. Pricing reflects that positioning. Residences start from $3,900,000, which places Diamond Shores at the upper end of its market rather than in the middle of it, and signals a specification built to match the number rather than to undercut it. Sales are handled by Compass Development Marketing Group Florida, and completion is expected in 2026, so buyers are contracting on a building that is already rising rather than on plans and renderings alone. The setting matters as much as the specification. South Ocean Drive runs along the ocean side of Fort Pierce, an Atlantic coast city that has kept a smaller-town character and a slower pace than the dense condominium corridors further south, with the water as the defining edge of the street. For a buyer comparing coastal product, the proposition here is scarcity and low density in a market that is not yet built out: 43 homes, three floors, an established developer and architect pairing, and an oceanfront address on a coastline that still feels open rather than walled in by towers.