What does it cost to buy in Grand Harbor right now?

It depends entirely on the section. Over the trailing 12 months, 31 sales closed across the whole Grand Harbor footprint, from $145,000 to $1,775,000, with a median of $375,000. Condos at the Fairways sold as low as $145,000-$260,000. Established single-family sections like Wood Duck and St. David's Island ran $320,000-$485,000. Newer waterfront and estate sections, including Coventry Island and The Reserve, closed from $1.15 million to $1.775 million. Twelve homes are active, from $375,000 to $3,989,000, including new luxury listings at Laguna Village near $3.9 million. GHO Homes' two new-construction enclaves add their own ranges on top of the resale market: The Falls from the upper $600,000s, and The Reserve from about $1.8 million to $3.5 million.

MLS-verified: 31 closed sales in the trailing 12 months, ranging $145,000-$1,775,000, and 12 active listings from $375,000-$3,989,000, as of September 2026. MLS files Grand Harbor under many plat and section names (Fairways, St. David's Island, Wood Duck, Coventry Island, River Village, Marina Village, Riverview, Victoria Island, Laguna Village, The Falls, The Reserve, and more), so any single blended average would be misleading. Confirm current inventory and section-level comps through MLS before quoting a price to a client.

Do I have to join the club?

Sources describe Grand Harbor Golf and Beach Club membership as available to both residents and non-residents, in multiple categories, and not automatically required by buying a home. Some newer GHO Homes sections bundle in a Sports Membership with select new homes, subject to club approval. Confirm the current membership categories and dues with the club, and ask whether the specific section or home you're considering has any enclave-specific membership requirement.

What is in the community and the club?

Grand Harbor has two 18-hole championship golf courses, a 126-slip marina, a tennis and swim center, and an oceanfront Beach Club per newer club material. It sits on the Indian River in north Vero Beach, built with attention to the surrounding wildlife habitat. Neighborhoods range from low-maintenance condos and townhomes to riverfront estate islands, so the right fit depends heavily on how much exterior upkeep you want and whether golf, tennis, or the Beach Club are must-haves.

Selling in Palm Beach, Martin, or St. Lucie County before your move to Vero Beach?

Many buyers here have a current home to sell first, and we handle both ends of that move as one transaction.