New Townhomes in Miramar Aim to Fill the Missing Middle

Affordable homeownership in South Florida feels harder to find each year. But a new development in Miramar is making a practical step forward.

Parc View at Miramar is a 66-unit workforce housing project designed for local residents; not out-of-state investors or luxury buyers. Ground broke in January 2025, and construction is actively underway in zip code 33023.

If you’ve been priced out of the market or just tired of competing with cash offers, this project could shift things; at least locally.

What's being built

The townhomes range from 1,200 to 1,500 square feet, with two- and three-bedroom layouts across two-story buildings. But it’s not just the square footage that stands out.

Each unit includes:

• A private garage and backyard
• Community walking trail and small park
• Playground space and shared green areas

They’re not rentals. They’re for-sale homes starting at $399,000, capped at $420,000. Buyers must earn no more than 120% of Broward County’s median income: roughly $115,000 for a family of four.

It’s a price point (and eligibility window) that intentionally aims at Broward’s working households.

Why it matters for you

This isn’t just another build. It’s the kind of middle-ground housing South Florida desperately needs more of.

Here’s how it could impact buyers and owners nearby:

• Increased housing supply eases pressure on prices
• For-sale homes only (no investor flips or short-term rentals)
• New construction = safer, stronger, better insured
• Community ownership supports long-term neighborhood stability

Since the homes are new, built to current code, and not on the coast, insurance premiums are likely lower than older resale properties. If you want to see how your current policy compares, get a quick quote here.

Even if you’re not buying now, this type of development helps reshape local housing trends. It means more people living where they work (and less pressure to overpay just to stay near family, school, or your job).

What comes next

Broward County officials have already committed $2 million in public funds to support Parc View’s construction. Local leaders have signaled they want more projects like this, not fewer.

If these units sell quickly, and buyers stay long term, this could become a blueprint for other cities dealing with affordability gaps. Especially in neighborhoods trying to avoid being swallowed by luxury-only development.

And from an insurance standpoint? It adds to the pool of code-compliant homes with lower risk profiles. That helps everyone: buyers, neighbors, even carriers.

If you're planning to buy soon (or just want to see what your insurance options look like for new builds in South Florida) you can check rates here. No commitment. Just clarity.