Pre-construction properties available in Doral

Doral has a lot to offer for residents or visitors alike. Over the last years it has become one of the most attractive cities for real estate market. According to Nerdwallet's “Best Places to Invest in Real Estate in Florida” list, Doral is the first place to look at, due to its relative affordability, low unemployment rate and strong population growth. If you are looking for a new place to live or invest, Doral is the right choice. Here are some pre-construction homes you should consider.

ModernDoral

This is an exclusive development of luxury single-family homes that will be an icon in the city of Doral, and Miami, for its beautiful architectural design, inspired by a movement that recalls the style of Miami Modern, a style spread in Miami Beach between the 1950s and 1960s. The project consists of three separate and independent communities, with private security, magnificent clubhouses with pools, gyms, meeting area, library, playground, beautiful gardens, parks and lakes. They can be booked now with $50,000, $70,000 and $100,000, pay 10% when the contract is signed, 5% when planning begins, 5% when construction begins, 10% when the roof is placed and 70% at the end of the purchase. Do not miss this opportunity; be one of the first to book in Modern Doral.

DownTown Doral

Down Town Doral now launches 5300, as the next step of the success of 5252 Paseo. This is one of the most spectacular, modern and unique new development in Doral and you can be a part of it. This is a mixed use complex with apartment buildings, townhouses, charter schools and retailing. It is located right on 87th Av. and 52th St., across the Donald Trump Resort. Now for pre-construction sales, apartments with magnificent golf views starting at $250k and town houses starting at $440k.

NeoVita-Doral

Neovita is the newest pre-construction gated community in Doral. It will be located at 104th Av. and 69th St. It has two separate areas; one with only 142 townhouses between 2,150sqf - 2.350sqf, starting at $400,000, and another one with single-family homes between 3,400sqf - 4,450sqf, starting at $700,000. They can be booked now with $25,000 and $50,000, respectively.

Doral’s Roads

Almost all residents of Miami-Dade County are affected by traffic congestion, and this includes the inhabitants of Doral. Studies carried out by the Florida State Department of Transportation in 2012 and 2013 have shown that Doral has a high volume of vehicular traffic both on main and alternative roads. This is one of the most important issues at the moment for Doral residents. The city has already developed several work plans in order to reduce the problem.

Different traffic relief projects are ongoing at the moment and are expected to alleviate the situation in the upcoming months, such as the connections between 74th St. and 97th Av. and 109th Av. and 41st St.; creating new roadway connections to ease traffic in the city’s major corridors.

The Florida State Department of Transportation has another important project scheduled for 2016 at 87th Av. This will include the extension of the current road from two to four lanes, the construction of a drain system, sidewalks, curbs and ditches, pavement marks, traffic signs and public lighting, as well as a new bridge over Miami’s Canal (from South River Dr. to Okeechobee Rd.)

Another significant project is the one at 58th St., from 97th Av. up to 82th, scheduled to begin by January 2017. At the moment, developers are dealing with a general planning project, which includes the involvement of users and entails major road improvements, including but not limited to the extension of the existing street into a four lane road, with bicycle lanes, sidewalks, curbs and ditches, as well as drain systems, pavement marks, traffic signs and the corresponding public lighting.

Regarding the works at 97 Av., the city also plans to carry out road improvements between 52nd and 58th St. including the expansion to four lanes with their corresponding bicycle lanes, sidewalks, curbs, ditches, drain system, pavement marks and traffic signs. These works will begin by August 2018.

According to major Luigi Boria the city is transitioning to “a new mixed-use urban center, where everyone will have a variety of methods to move. When we say “Doral is on the move,” I want that to mean on foot, on bike, on trolley, or your car.”