Request current pricing by residence line, floor, and layout, including bayfront villas and penthouses. The deposit schedule is 10/10/10/10/60: 10% at contract, 10% six months later, 10% at groundbreaking, 10% at top-off, and 60% at delivery. Current delivery timing is available on request.
A current quote needs a matching floor plan. Compare the interior area, terrace area, den, and payment milestones together before selecting a residence.
How should I compare residence layouts?
The developer provides eight residence plans. Review the plan for the exact line and floor rather than assuming every home with the same bedroom count has the same size. The floor plan library organizes the available documents.
Ask for a dated quote for each shortlisted home. A larger terrace and a larger interior serve different purposes; separating them keeps the comparison useful.
How does the 10/10/10/10/60 deposit schedule work?
The developer deposit schedule sets four 10% installments before the final 60% at delivery. The second installment is due six months after signing; the next two depend on construction milestones.
| Milestone | Payment | Cumulative deposit |
|---|---|---|
| Contract signing | 10% | 10% |
| Six months after contract signing | 10% | 20% |
| Groundbreaking | 10% | 30% |
| Top-off | 10% | 40% |
| Delivery | 60% | 100% |
Practical implications
- Cash flow. Apply each percentage to the actual contract price and keep a separate allowance for quoted closing costs.
- Financing. Confirm financing requirements and timing with your lender before relying on borrowed funds for delivery.
- Payment timing. Separate the six-month payment from the construction-linked payments when planning liquidity.
- Currency. If your funds are held in another currency, review payment timing with your financial adviser.
How does Continuum 12000's price-per-square-foot compare?
Calculate price per interior square foot from a current unit quote and the matching developer plan. Then compare the floor, outlook, terrace area, and contract terms. A project-wide starting figure cannot establish the value of an individual residence.
Use developer unit lists dated within the same comparison period. Match bedroom count, interior area, floor, and contract status before interpreting a difference in price. Ask separately about parking, storage, service charges, and any quoted incentives.
Floor plans: how to think about which line to choose
The developer provides eight residence plans plus a building key plan. Review the exact line and floor, and compare the room labels, interior area, terrace area, and circulation shown in each document.
- View corridor. Confirm the outlook for the exact floor and line. The developer fact sheet does not guarantee views from any particular residence.
- Terrace depth. Review the dimensions and access shown on the selected plan; compare terrace area separately from interior area.
- Kitchen orientation. Check the kitchen location and circulation against how you expect to use the home.
- Primary bath layout. Confirm the fixtures and room arrangement on the exact plan and in the purchase agreement.
- Den configuration. Use the room designation printed on the developer plan. Do not assume a den qualifies as a bedroom.
WIRE Miami sends the full floor plan PDF set after registration. Read them on a screen large enough to actually see the dimensions, phone screens hide details that matter at this price point.
See the current price list & floor plans
Request the eight residence PDFs and current pricing through the registration gate.
Which costs should I confirm before signing?
Request a written statement of what the selected unit quote includes. Review the purchase agreement, current condominium budget, and a closing-cost estimate with the appropriate advisers.
- Closing costs. Ask for an itemized estimate and confirm who pays each charge under the contract.
- Parking and storage. Confirm the spaces and storage rights included, any separate cost, and whether they are assigned or deeded.
- Condominium charges. Read the current budget, unit allocation, and any membership or service fees.
- Finishes and options. Confirm which features, furnishings, and requested changes are included in the written agreement.
The bottom line on pricing
The developer deposit schedule calls for 40% before delivery and 60% at delivery. Apply those percentages to a current unit quote, then review the operating budget and contract milestones alongside the plan. For a one-on-one review, contact 786-477-6955.