Seventeen Gables Residences: Prices, Floor Plans & Units

Coral Gables is one of the few South Florida markets where the constraint is supply rather than demand. The city's zoning, its Mediterranean design review, and a street grid that was laid out in the 1920s all limit how much new housing can be added and how tall it can go. The practical result for a buyer in 2026 is that new condominium product inside the city is rare, and when it does arrive it usually opens above $1 million. That is the context Seventeen Gables Residences is landing into.

According to Florida YIMBY, BAM Development and Ascendra Capital broke ground on the project on May 6, 2026 at 1715 Douglas Road, near the intersection of 17th Street and Douglas Road on the eastern edge of Coral Gables. The building is planned at eight stories with 120 residences, roughly 2,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, and about 178 parking spaces. Caymares Martin A&E Design is the architect. Interiors are by Asprea Studio, the firm led by principal Karen Asprea. The developer's own site describes the building as the tallest in East Gables.

Construction started on the back of financing rather than promises. PROFILEmiami reported in February 2026 that the developers closed a $60 million construction loan provided by Dwight Mortgage Trust, and the groundbreaking followed three months later. For a pre-construction buyer that sequence matters more than a rendering does. A funded project that is physically moving carries a materially different risk profile than one still assembling capital, and in a cycle where several South Florida towers have stalled between announcement and shovel, it is the first thing I check.

The residence collection published on the official Seventeen Gables site runs across seven layouts. One-bedroom, one-bath homes measure 557 to 720 square feet. One-bedroom plus den plans run 755 to 860 square feet depending on the bathroom count. Two-bedroom, two-bath residences measure 810 to 990 square feet, and two-bedroom plus den homes run 1,024 to 1,080 square feet. The largest published plan is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath at 1,428 square feet. Florida YIMBY reports pricing starts in the mid-$600,000s, with most residences positioned below the $1 million threshold.

Amenities published by the developer include a pool deck, an amenity lobby, an amenity lounge and kitchen, a fitness center with sauna, co-working space, a basketball court, and a children's splash area. That is a practical program rather than a resort one, which fits the price point and keeps the assessment base honest. If you want the current price sheet, want to know which stacks face which direction, or want me to run the carrying cost on a specific plan before you reserve, call me at 305-964-8614 or use the contact page. I represent you as the buyer, not the developer.