EverHome Living, a Miami-based homebuilder, announced plans to construct a 94-unit townhome community in Cape Canaveral, citing the area's growing aerospace industry as a key driver. The three-story development will be located off Astronaut Boulevard on the Banana River, with units ranging from three to four bedrooms and starting at $650,000. Each home will include a private rooftop terrace offering unobstructed views of rocket launches from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The company aims to break ground by year-end and open sales in early 2027.
Founder Douglas Caraballo called Brevard County 'one of the soon-to-be hottest markets in the country' in an email, noting the area's expanding aerospace sector is attracting real estate investment. Homes.com analytics show aerospace, manufacturing, biotechnology, and healthcare industries are collectively boosting home sales in the county. The median home price in Brevard was $350,000 in March, with townhouses dropping 8.7% year-over-year to $301,000, making the area more affordable than other Florida coastal markets.
The project is positioned to capitalize on Brevard's unique blend of space industry activity and relative affordability. EverHome Living describes its offerings as 'attainable luxury,' targeting buyers seeking high-end amenities without the price tags of Miami or Tampa. The Banana River location provides proximity to both the Space Force Station and Kennedy Space Center, a rare combination for residential properties.
Caraballo emphasized the timing aligns with increased interest in the region. 'When you see everything happening there,' he said, 'it's clear this is where the future is.' The development could add another layer to Cape Canaveral's identity as a hub for both space exploration and modern living.