Taylor Morrison Set to Build 1,750 Homes in Port St. Lucie's Solaeris

Taylor Morrison, one of the nation's largest homebuilders, is set to construct 1,750 homes across two separate communities within the Solaeris master-planned community in Port St. Lucie, public documents indicate. The commitment would rank among the largest single-builder housing investments in St. Lucie County's recent history.

The two communities are planned for the Solaeris MPC, a sprawling development on Port St. Lucie's western corridor that has drawn significant builder interest as in-migration from South Florida continues to push demand for new construction along the Treasure Coast. One of the Taylor Morrison communities is expected to be age-restricted, targeting the retirement demographic that has made the region one of Florida's fastest-growing markets for 55-plus housing.

For Port St. Lucie families already watching lot prices and base home costs climb, the scale of the project carries real weight. At 1,750 units, Solaeris would add meaningful supply to a market where inventory has remained tight. Whether that translates to lower prices depends heavily on the price points Taylor Morrison sets, which have not been publicly confirmed.

St. Lucie County's western growth corridor has absorbed several large master-planned projects in recent years, straining roads, schools and utilities in ways that local infrastructure planning has struggled to keep pace with.

A timeline for groundbreaking and a confirmed price range for the homes had not been released in public filings reviewed for this report. Residents and prospective buyers can monitor site plan applications through the St. Lucie County planning department for updated development orders tied to the Solaeris project.

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