Red Mill Pointe: 216 Townhomes Proposed in Palm Coast

A New Direction for Red Mill Pointe Palm Coast officials are reviewing a proposed change to the Red Mill Pointe development. The proposal would replace plans for 216 multifamily rental units with 216 fee-simple townhomes, allowing individual ownership rather than retaining the previously approved rental configuration. The proposal received initial City Council consideration on October 6, 2026. A further reading was scheduled for October 20, so the project should not yet be described as fully approved. What Is Included in the Proposal? According to city meeting materials, the development proposal includes: • Three construction phases. • An amenity center. • A small public dog park. • Guest parking along internal streets. • Individually owned townhome residences. The proposed design and development conditions remain subject to the city’s review process. What This Could Mean for Homebuyers If approved and constructed, Red Mill Pointe could add another type of housing inventory to Palm Coast. Townhomes may appeal to buyers considering alternatives to detached single-family homes, but actual pricing, ownership expenses, association requirements, and availability would need to be confirmed when offered for sale. Buyers interested in new developments should review official project updates and obtain current property information before making decisions. Featured image note: This licensed stock photograph is illustrative and does not depict the specific project or a project rendering.