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New Homes in Westlake, FL

Explore new home communities in Westlake, Florida. From Minto's established neighborhoods to GL Homes' Silver Lake, find builders, pricing, and what's coming next.

Published July 2, 2026

Westlake is one of Palm Beach County's fastest-growing planned cities, built across 3,800 acres with a master plan that has expanded to roughly 6,500 homes at full buildout. More than 3,200 homes are already completed, and new communities continue to open. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a move-up family, or an active adult looking for a low-maintenance lifestyle, Westlake has a neighborhood worth considering.

Here's a plain-language guide to the new and active home communities in Westlake, FL — what's available, who's building, and what to expect on price.

Active & Newer Single-Family Communities

The Oaks

The Orchards

The Woodlands

Sky Cove

Coming Soon: Silver Lake by GL Homes

Silver Lake is a significant milestone for Westlake — it marks the first time GL Homes, one of Florida's most well-known builders, has entered the city.

The Oaks at Westlake — Minto's Latest Phase

The Oaks at Westlake is one of Minto's newest residential releases, actively tracked on Westlake Pulse. Check the development tracker for permit updates and construction milestones.

Attached Homes & Townhomes

The Terraces

The Crossings

Active Adult: Cresswind Palm Beach at Westlake

If you're 55 or older, Westlake has a dedicated active-adult community built by Kolter Homes.

Established Westlake Neighborhoods (Mostly Resale)

Several of Westlake's earlier Minto communities are now sold out on new construction but have active resale markets:

Neighborhood Total Homes Resale Range
The Hammocks 325 High $500,000s – $900,000s
The Groves 424 Mid-$500,000s – Mid-$700,000s
The Pines 446 Mid-$500,000s – $800,000s
The Estates 76 (luxury) $700,000s – $900,000s+
The Meadows 350–400 Mid-$600,000s – Low $800,000s+

What's Next for Westlake Housing

Westlake's master plan has grown over time. The city was originally envisioned for around 4,500 homes; approved expansions now place full buildout at roughly 6,500 homes across its 3,800 acres. With more than 3,200 already complete, the city is transitioning from a construction-phase community to an established, fully-serviced city.

Coming alongside the homes: a new elementary school (West Community Elementary, targeting a Fall 2027 opening), a planned Walmart Supercenter at Westlake Town Center, Lowe's Home Improvement, and a future City Hall on Persimmon Blvd West. All are tracked on Westlake Pulse.

Track Development in Real Time

Westlake Pulse tracks permits, site plans, and construction milestones for all active projects in the city — sourced from public records. Bookmark these pages to stay current:

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