Dream Finders Homes Joins Port St. Lucie's Glynlea Club Builder Lineup

Dream Finders Homes has joined the builder team at Glynlea Country Club at Wylder, a golf and country club community in Port St. Lucie centered around the first signature course designed by 17-time PGA Tour champion Jim Furyk.

Dream Finders will offer single-family homes on 50-foot homesites, many with golf course views, with pricing anticipated to begin in the low $500s. Buyers can choose from four floor plans ranging from 1,942 to 3,076 square feet, with three to five bedrooms and two to three bathrooms. Features include open-concept living spaces, private lanais, and optional lofts and bonus rooms.

The builder has broken ground on a model home, with first residences expected to be completed in summer 2026.

Dream Finders joins Lennar and Perry Homes in the Glynlea builder lineup, where new single-family homes range from the $400s to more than $1 million. Five model homes by Lennar and Perry Homes are currently open daily.

Glynlea spans more than 560 acres within the Wylder master-planned community. Country club membership includes access to Furyk's 18-hole course, an aquatic driving range operated by Toptracer, a wellness and fitness center, spa and sauna, resort-style and lap pools, tennis and pickleball courts, and an on-site restaurant, Fairways Tavern.

"The addition of Dream Finders Homes expands the opportunities available within the community and meets the growing demand for new construction homes along the Treasure Coast," said Austin Burr, GreenPointe Holdings' Regional President for South Florida.

Steven Dassa, Division President of Dream Finders Homes' Southeast Florida Division, said the company is "proud to introduce homes that reflect the quality of the community."

GreenPointe Holdings, headquartered in Jacksonville, has invested more than $1 billion across a current portfolio of approximately 20 master-planned communities in Florida.

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