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Ryan Homes | Homestead
Legacy Palms
New construction by Ryan Homes in Homestead, Miami-Dade County. Floor plans, move-in ready homes and what Ryan Homes is offering right now, with me on your side from the first visit.
01 The community
About Legacy Palms
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The area
Legacy Palms is in Homestead, in Miami-Dade County. Homestead sits at the southern end of Florida's Turnpike in Miami-Dade, between Biscayne National Park to the east and Everglades National Park to the west, about 30 miles southwest of downtown Miami.
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The location
The sales center or model is at 19700 SW 344th St, Homestead, FL 33034.
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The homes
Ryan Homes builds townhomes and villas here, with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 1,390 to 1,600 square feet, pricing coming soon.
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The details
New townhome community off SW 344th St (Palm Dr) in Homestead. 3 bed, 2.5 bath plans about 1,390 to 1,600+ sq ft; select plans with garage and 2-car driveway. Planned 10-acre event lawn, trails, pool with cabana, grilling areas, pickleball and dog park.
02 The incentives
What Ryan Homes is offering
Ryan Homes isn't publishing a specific offer for Legacy Palms right now. Builders and developers often have room that never makes the website, and I ask for it.
Offers as shown on the builder's website on October 26, 2026. Offers change often, may require the preferred lender, and have conditions set by the builder. I confirm what applies before you sign anything.
03 The homes
Homes and floor plans
Floor plans and current pricing for this community are on request. Ask and I will send them along with what Ryan Homes is offering this month.
Starting prices are for a base home before homesite premiums and options. Source: NewHomeSource, checked October 26, 2026. Confirm current figures before you visit.
04 The payment
What's a comfortable monthly payment for you?
Start with the payment that feels right, or with a home price, and see the whole picture: principal and interest, property taxes, insurance, mortgage insurance and HOA dues. Then see how a builder's rate buydown changes the first years.
Rate starts at the Freddie Mac weekly average for a 30-year fixed loan, 7.32% (15-year: 6.68%), as of October 22, 2026. It's a reference point, not a quote. Change it to anything you like.
Taxes, insurance and HOA
Starting values: a property tax of 1.7% of the price, a planning figure from Miami-Dade's 2025 total millage of about 15.5 to 22.4 mills after the homestead exemption; Homestead and Florida City run near 21 (Miami-Dade Property Appraiser, tax year 2025). Home insurance of $4,200 a year, near Citizens' 2026 approved Miami-Dade average for a homeowners policy ($4,116) and adjusted for new construction built to the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code. HOA and CDD of $250 a month, near the middle of published Miami-Dade new-community fees. Private mortgage insurance usually runs $30 to $70 a month per $100,000 borrowed (Freddie Mac), so 0.60% sits in the middle. FHA uses 0.55% a year plus a 1.75% upfront premium (HUD). Flood insurance is extra where a lender requires it.
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How a builder buydown works
Lower payments in the first years
With a temporary buydown, the builder pays money up front so your rate starts lower and steps up to the full rate. A 2-1 buydown starts two points lower in year one and one point lower in year two. A 1-0 buydown is one point lower for the first year. Here's what it does on the loan above.
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For illustration only. These are estimates from the numbers you enter, not a loan estimate, a quote, an advertisement of credit terms or an offer to lend. Your rate, APR and payment depend on your credit, loan program, down payment, lender fees and the property, and taxes, insurance, flood coverage, HOA dues and CDD assessments vary by home, building and county. The Wulf Collaboration and Compass are not lenders. Talk with a licensed lender before you decide.
Before you visit a model or a sales gallery
The builder's team works for the builder
The sales team in the model home or the sales gallery is great at what they do, and their job is to sell the builder's homes or the developer's residences. Having your own agent costs you nothing extra in most cases, and it puts someone on your side for the decisions that matter most.
Most builders and developers need your agent with you, or registered, at your first visit. If you walk in on your own first, it can be hard to bring an agent in later. A quick text to 954-495-0767 before you go is all it takes.
Register you at the first visit
I set up the appointment, come with you, and make sure you're on record as my client.
Compare communities, homesites and floors
Lake and preserve premiums, which way the home or residence faces, what's planned next door, HOA and CDD fees and what they cover.
Work the builder's offer
Closing cost help, design credits, rate buydowns and deposit terms. I know what each builder and developer is offering this month and what's worth asking for.
Review the purchase agreement
Builder and developer contracts are written by the seller. We go through deposits and escrow, timelines, the 15-day review on a new condominium, and what happens if dates move.
Inspect during construction
An independent inspector before drywall and again before closing, so problems get fixed while they're easy to fix.
Walk the punch list with you
The final walkthrough, then the warranty list before your first year is up.
Legacy Palms
See it in person with me
I'll set up a visit to Legacy Palms, send you current pricing and what Ryan Homes is offering, and make sure you're registered as my client from the first step.
Got it
I'll be in touch shortly with your hand-picked list.
One tip while you wait: if you visit a model home or a sales gallery before we talk, send me a quick text at 954-495-0767 first, so I'm registered with you.
Representative photo
Model home and sales gallery visits
See it in person, with me
Pick a community or a tower and a day. I'll set up the visit, meet you there and make sure you're registered as my client from the first step through the door.
