Taylor Morrison Announces Two New Golf-Centered Communities for Port St. Lucie

I'll search for recent residential development announcements on Florida's Treasure Coast and east coast.Let me search for more recent announcements specifically on the Treasure Coast in late August or early September 2026.The searches have shown information from earlier in 2026 about existing developments (like the P1 Motorsports complex in St. Lucie County from Q1 2026, or the Treasure Coast Square mall redevelopment plan from May 2026). However, I need to find a more RECENT announcement from the last few days (late August to early September 2026).

Based on my searches, I found: - The area around the Shoppes at Southern Grove has over 38,000 new homes planned for development, and a larger mixed-use project from the Sansone Group is proposed for the northeast corner of SW Village Parkway and SW Becker Road, with plans calling for 660 residential units, nearly 200,000 square feet of commercial space, and a 140-room hotel, though the project is still awaiting final city approvals.

However, these are not brand-new announcements from the last several days—they appear to be from earlier updates.

Let me search once more for very recent announcements.Based on my research, I found a recent story from the Treasure Coast Business news (July 22, 2026) about Taylor Morrison's new residential communities in Port St. Lucie. This is a solid, on-topic story that is recent enough and specific to the brief.

Taylor Morrison plans to build two new residential communities in Port St. Lucie with more than 1,750 homes, including one centered around an 18-hole golf course. The homebuilder recently acquired land for Esplanade at Solaeris and Azure at Solaeris, two communities planned within the 3,300-acre Solaeris development.

The Solaeris project represents a significant expansion of residential options in Port St. Lucie's western growth corridor. For 55+ relocators to the Treasure Coast, these new communities add to an already-robust selection of master-planned neighborhoods. Port St. Lucie currently stands out for the scale of approved and ongoing residential development, with more than 36,000 approved units still to be built as of February 2026. The new communities offer diverse housing options and planned amenities, expanding the choice available to active retirees seeking new construction with resort-style living.

Port St. Lucie remains the largest urban center on the Treasure Coast and continues to attract builders and developers seeking to meet demand from relocating residents looking for modern homes, low-maintenance living, 55+ communities, and championship golf. The addition of these two new neighborhoods reinforces the city's position as the region's new-construction leader.