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Mainstreet Coconut Creek

Coconut Creek, FL 33073

Mainstreet Coconut Creek is planned as a condominium component of 124 residences in six four-story buildings, developed by 13th Floor Homes at the southeast corner of Collum Road and Banks Road in Coconut Creek. The format is deliberately low-rise: six buildings of four stories each, arranged to keep the community at a human scale rather than concentrating residents into a single tower with long corridors and shared elevator banks. The condominium is part of the larger Mainstreet at Coconut Creek mixed-use master plan, which means the homes are conceived as one piece of a broader neighborhood program rather than as an isolated gated product, and that relationship is the most important thing to understand about the project. The Coconut Creek City Commission approved the site plan for the condominium component in 2024, and the project is currently listed as coming soon, in the approvals phase, with construction timing dependent on the steps that follow. The developer's partners include Rosemurgy Properties, Schmier Property Group and Giles Capital Group, a group with established experience in South Florida residential development and land entitlement. For buyers watching Coconut Creek, Mainstreet represents a materially different proposition from the high-rise pipeline along the coast: a low-density condominium within a master-planned district, at a scale that suits families and downsizing households who want a home with a front door rather than a tower address. The 2024 approvals milestone matters because it fixes the unit count and the building heights, giving prospective purchasers a reliable picture of the community's eventual size while the project moves toward construction. The practical consequence of six four-story buildings is a short walk from car to front door and a community small enough that neighbours become recognizable, a different daily experience from the corridor-and-elevator life of a tower.

 

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Mainstreet Coconut Creek

Coconut Creek, FL 33073

Mainstreet Coconut Creek is planned as a condominium component of 124 residences in six four-story buildings, developed by 13th Floor Homes at the southeast corner of Collum Road and Banks Road in Coconut Creek. The format is deliberately low-rise: six buildings of four stories each, arranged to keep the community at a human scale rather than concentrating residents into a single tower with long corridors and shared elevator banks. The condominium is part of the larger Mainstreet at Coconut Creek mixed-use master plan, which means the homes are conceived as one piece of a broader neighborhood program rather than as an isolated gated product, and that relationship is the most important thing to understand about the project. The Coconut Creek City Commission approved the site plan for the condominium component in 2024, and the project is currently listed as coming soon, in the approvals phase, with construction timing dependent on the steps that follow. The developer's partners include Rosemurgy Properties, Schmier Property Group and Giles Capital Group, a group with established experience in South Florida residential development and land entitlement. For buyers watching Coconut Creek, Mainstreet represents a materially different proposition from the high-rise pipeline along the coast: a low-density condominium within a master-planned district, at a scale that suits families and downsizing households who want a home with a front door rather than a tower address. The 2024 approvals milestone matters because it fixes the unit count and the building heights, giving prospective purchasers a reliable picture of the community's eventual size while the project moves toward construction. The practical consequence of six four-story buildings is a short walk from car to front door and a community small enough that neighbours become recognizable, a different daily experience from the corridor-and-elevator life of a tower.

 

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