Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach: the November 2026 status

Nine months after Rosewood Residences topped out on Hillsboro Mile, there is no ribbon to cut yet. What there is: a finished frame between the ocean and the Intracoastal, a $5.95 million entry price, penthouses from $16.5 million, and first closings reported as expected in late 2026.

Hillsboro Mile is a slender barrier island with the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other. It is known as Millionaire’s Mile, a stretch of estate houses with minimal commercial development. Rosewood Residences is the first branded condominium tower on it. At 1180 Hillsboro Mile, a ten-story oceanfront tower and a three-story building on the Intracoastal side have been fully framed since February. What remains is everything between a topped-out building and a key in the door.

That makes November an awkward month for a tracker, and a useful one. We found little new announced since August. The record that exists is clear on a few points and silent on others, and it pays to know which is which.

Rendering courtesy of the developer.

Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach topped out in February 2026 and is listed for 2027 delivery. As of November 12, 2026, Haute Residence lists its 92 residences from $5.95 million, with penthouses from $16.5 million. No remaining-inventory figure has been published. Ocean Home reported in August that first closings were expected in late 2026. We found no closing announcement yet.

The building is up

The structure is finished. On February 10, 2026, Multi-Housing News reported that Related Group and Dezer Development had topped off the building. Construction had begun in December 2024, Coastal Construction was the general contractor, and completion was expected by early 2027. Our own tracker has followed the project since that milestone.

Haute Residence’s project page, checked November 12, 2026, lists the status as under construction, with delivery in 2027. The count is unchanged on the developer’s fact sheet: 70 oceanfront residences and 22 on the Intracoastal, 92 in total. Residences range from 2,800 to 6,400 square feet. The project page lists kitchens by Piet Boon with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a private elevator lobby for every residence, and, in select homes, rooftop or lanai terraces.

Rendering courtesy of the developer.

What it costs to get in

The entry price has held steady. Haute Residence’s project page, with pricing last updated August 2026, lists Rosewood from $5.95 million. Our September tracker gave the same starting figure after the February top-out.

At the top of the building, the penthouse collection opens at $16.5 million, according to Ocean Home magazine’s August 5 report on the release. The magazine also reported on Residence 1008, a south-side oceanfront penthouse offered at $16.7 million. It has more than 5,600 square feet inside and about 6,100 square feet outside, including a rooftop with a plunge pool and a summer kitchen. Our September tracker covered that release in detail.

What hasn’t been published

Here the record goes quiet. We found no published percentage sold and no count of remaining residences since the top-out, as of November 12. So this tracker gives no inventory figure. Anyone who tells you how many residences are left should be able to show it on a dated sheet.

Closings are the other open question. Ocean Home reported on August 5 that first closings were anticipated to begin in late 2026. As of November 12, we have not found a public announcement of a certificate of occupancy or of closed sales. That doesn’t mean the schedule has slipped. It means the milestone hasn’t been announced yet, so we haven’t reported it.

The life being finished inside

The appeal of the place is in the details on its own page. Owners get dedicated beach access with lounge chairs, umbrellas and service, beachside food and drinks, an oceanfront pool, and a sunset pool on the Intracoastal side with its own food and beverage service. The project page lists his-and-hers spas with saunas, steam rooms, hydro pools and cold plunges. There are tennis, pickleball and padel courts with a pro shop, a cocktail lounge, a creamery, and 14 private boat slips. Butler services, a house car, concierge and valet are on the list too. The project page puts the oceanfront and Intracoastal amenity space at 37,000 square feet.

Rendering courtesy of the developer.

One number for the second-home buyer

A smaller detail matters for anyone planning to own here. The Broward County Property Appraiser’s 2026 final millage table lists Hillsboro Beach, code 1311, at 17.6929 mills in total for real property. That is below the City of Fort Lauderdale’s 18.4026 mills (code 0312) and Pompano Beach’s 20.1680 (code 1512) in the same table. Your actual bill depends on the appraiser’s assessed value and any exemptions. For how that math works, see our Hillsboro Beach guide and the Rosewood Residences buyer’s guide.

The next update will come when the developers announce a certificate of occupancy or first closings, whichever comes first. Full project facts are on the Rosewood Residences page, and the wider coast is in our Broward oceanfront new developments by entry price.

Sources

• Haute Residence, Rosewood Residences project page (pricing last updated August 2026; residence count from the developer’s 2023 property fact sheet, checked Oct. 3, 2026; page checked Nov. 12, 2026): https://www.hauteresidence.com/rosewood-residences/
• Multi-Housing News, “JV Tops Off Luxury Condo Project in South Florida,” Feb. 10, 2026 (top-off; construction began December 2024; Coastal Construction general contractor; completion expected early 2027; 70 + 22 residences): https://www.multihousingnews.com/jv-tops-off-luxury-condo-project-in-south-florida/
• Ocean Home magazine, “Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach Unveils Ultra-Luxury Penthouse Collection,” Aug. 5, 2026 (penthouses from $16.5 million; Residence 1008 at $16.7 million; first closings anticipated late 2026): https://www.oceanhomemag.com/real-estate/rosewood-residences-hillsboro-beach-unveils-ultra-luxury-penthouse-collection/
• Broward County Property Appraiser, 2026 Final Millage Rates table (Hillsboro Beach 1311: 17.6929; Fort Lauderdale 0312: 18.4026; Pompano Beach 1512: 20.1680, real property): https://bcpa.net/Includes/Downloads/2026/2026%20Final%20Millage%20Rate%20Table.pdf
• Haute Residence, Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach: September Tracker Update: https://www.hauteresidence.com/news/rosewood-residences-hillsboro-beach-september-tracker-update/

Frequently asked questions

Has Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach topped out?

Yes. Multi-Housing News reported on February 10, 2026, that Related Group and Dezer Development had topped off the building. Haute Residence’s project page, checked November 12, 2026, lists the project as under construction with delivery in 2027.

What is the starting price?

From $5.95 million, per Haute Residence’s project page (pricing last updated August 2026). The penthouse collection starts at $16.5 million, according to Ocean Home magazine’s August 5, 2026, report on the release.

How many residences are left?

As of November 12, 2026, we found no published figure for remaining inventory or percentage sold since the top-out. Ask for a dated availability sheet.

When do closings begin?

Ocean Home magazine reported on August 5, 2026, that first closings were anticipated to begin in late 2026. As of November 12, 2026, we had not found an announcement of a certificate of occupancy or of closed sales.

How many residences does the building have?

Ninety-two: 70 in the ten-story oceanfront tower and 22 in the three-story building on the Intracoastal, per the developer’s fact sheet cited on Haute Residence’s project page. Sizes run from 2,800 to 6,400 square feet.

Which county and tax district is Hillsboro Beach in?

Broward County. The property appraiser’s 2026 final millage table lists Hillsboro Beach, code 1311, at 17.6929 mills in total for real property.