K. Hovnanian Homes has announced The Tides at Deerfield Beach, a 43-unit townhome development on Broward County's northeastern coastline. The announcement, made via the company's Instagram account, describes a community of two- and three-story townhomes the builder says is designed for contemporary buyers — though no street address, pricing, or delivery timeline has been released.
According to the developer's Instagram, residences at The Tides will include spacious floor plans, optional lofts, smart home technology, and attached two-car garages. The loft option and the two-story-versus-three-story split give the 43-home community a degree of product flexibility that distinguishes it from the single-story condo stock and aging townhome inventory that has long defined Deerfield Beach's for-sale market.
K. Hovnanian, a publicly traded national production builder that operates across more than 30 U.S. markets, has maintained a consistent Florida footprint spanning Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Two-car garages and integrated smart home packages are standard recurring features in the company's Florida townhome product line, and The Tides appears to follow that template. No project architect, interior design firm, or construction partner has been identified in the available source material.
At 43 units, the community is compact by production-builder standards — a scale that typically reflects either a constrained infill site or a deliberate boutique-community positioning. The developer's Instagram describes the location as minutes from Deerfield Beach's shopping corridors, restaurants, golf courses, and the Atlantic beach, a claim consistent with the city's general layout but not yet tied to a filed site plan or recorded parcel.
Deerfield Beach has drawn sustained buyer interest from South Florida relocatees and second-home buyers priced out of Boca Raton's single-family market to the north and Pompano Beach's condo corridor to the south. New-construction townhomes with garages remain a thin slice of local inventory, which gives the segment an audience even at the premium price points that attached two-car garages and smart home packages imply.
No groundbreaking date or sales center opening has been announced. K. Hovnanian's Florida communities have typically moved from initial social media disclosure to model home preview within several months of announcement. A site plan filing or permit application with Broward County would be the next confirmation of the project's timeline and precise location.
