How much do condos at The Opus at 701 cost?

The developer sets the prices and releases them by floor plan from the sales gallery; the MLS shows none yet, so this page quotes none. We obtain the current price list and the deposit schedule for you and compare them with completed Fort Lauderdale buildings, so you know what the price buys before you reserve.

Is The Opus at 701 finished?

Not according to the inventory this page is built from, which lists it as preconstruction. Delivery dates for a new condominium move, and the contract names the latest date the developer may deliver; we read that date with you before you sign.

How much deposit does The Opus at 701 require?

Each developer sets its own schedule. In South Florida deposits are paid in stages between contract and completion and add up to a larger share of the price than a resale deposit. The developer must hold them in escrow, and may use deposits above 10% of the price for construction only where the contract allows it. We lay out every payment and its date before you reserve.

Can I rent out a unit at The Opus at 701?

The declaration of condominium decides. A hotel branded residence often allows short stays or runs a rental program; a residential tower usually sets a minimum lease term and limits leases per year. The rules are in the offering documents the developer must give you, and we read them with you before you reserve.

How do I buy at The Opus at 701?

Register with us before you visit or contact the sales gallery: most developers only recognise a buyer's agent registered at the first contact. We arrange the visit, review the contract and the offering documents with you, and confirm in writing how our fee is paid before we register you.

The Opus at 701 New Condo Development in Fort Lauderdale

The Opus at 701, a new condo development in Fort Lauderdale, FL, reported as preconstruction. Units appear here the day they reach the MLS.

The Opus at 701 at a Glance

Status (reported)	Preconstruction
Developer (reported)	n/a
Planned residences (reported)	n/a
Units on the MLS	None yet

Source: a five county inventory of condominium projects compiled in October 2026 from developer sites, directories and planning records. Reported, not verified against the MLS; figures replace these the day a unit is listed.

About The Opus at 701

The Opus at 701 is a condominium development in Fort Lauderdale, reported as preconstruction. The MLS does not list a unit in it yet: a project at this stage sells by contract from the developer's sales gallery, and the address, prices and delivery date are the developer's to publish. This page gathers every unit at the building the day one reaches the MLS, for sale or for rent, with the figures that follow.

Buying at The Opus at 701 Before It Is Listed

Developer sales set the price by floor plan and the deposit by schedule, and the sales team works for the developer. Most developers recognise a buyer's agent only when the buyer is registered before the first visit or inquiry, so contact us before you go. We register you, obtain the current price list, the deposit schedule and the estimated completion date, and compare the price per square foot with the completed buildings nearby, because the resale market is where a preconstruction price is tested.

Your Protections Under Florida Law

A developer's contract for a new condominium comes with protections a resale does not. Under Florida's Condominium Act a buyer may cancel within 15 days of signing the contract and receiving the required condominium documents, and the developer must hold deposits in escrow; deposits above 10% of the price may be used for construction only where the contract allows it. Before you sign, read the latest date the developer can deliver, what the price includes (finishes, parking, storage), whether you may assign the contract, which closing costs pass to you, the rental rules, and the estimated association budget.

What We Know About The Opus at 701

The stage on this page come from a five county inventory of condominium projects compiled in October 2026 from developer sites, directories and planning records; reported stages change and can conflict between sources, so confirm the current status, the sponsor and the construction financing with us before you reserve. When the project has units on the MLS, its figures, addresses and delivery year on this page come from the feed instead.

Units for Sale at The Opus at 701

No unit at the project has reached the MLS. Register with us before you visit the sales gallery, and we will alert you the day one is listed.

The Opus at 701: Frequently Asked Questions

How much do condos at The Opus at 701 cost?: The developer sets the prices and releases them by floor plan from the sales gallery; the MLS shows none yet, so this page quotes none. We obtain the current price list and the deposit schedule for you and compare them with completed Fort Lauderdale buildings, so you know what the price buys before you reserve.
Is The Opus at 701 finished?: Not according to the inventory this page is built from, which lists it as preconstruction. Delivery dates for a new condominium move, and the contract names the latest date the developer may deliver; we read that date with you before you sign.
How much deposit does The Opus at 701 require?: Each developer sets its own schedule. In South Florida deposits are paid in stages between contract and completion and add up to a larger share of the price than a resale deposit. The developer must hold them in escrow, and may use deposits above 10% of the price for construction only where the contract allows it. We lay out every payment and its date before you reserve.
Can I rent out a unit at The Opus at 701?: The declaration of condominium decides. A hotel branded residence often allows short stays or runs a rental program; a residential tower usually sets a minimum lease term and limits leases per year. The rules are in the offering documents the developer must give you, and we read them with you before you reserve.
How do I buy at The Opus at 701?: Register with us before you visit or contact the sales gallery: most developers only recognise a buyer's agent registered at the first contact. We arrange the visit, review the contract and the offering documents with you, and confirm in writing how our fee is paid before we register you.