Caymas

Caymas is one of Naples' newest large-scale communities, and it's become a go-to for buyers who want brand-new construction with a full resort amenity package included from day one.

Where it is

Caymas sits in Southeast Naples, in the 34114 zip code, in the corridor north of Rattlesnake Hammock Road and west toward Davis Boulevard — convenient to both downtown Naples and the growing retail and dining along Collier Boulevard.

What's there

Caymas is a 780-acre gated community of 443 single-family homes, with more than half the acreage dedicated to lakes and preserves — roughly 275 acres of lakes alone, so water views are common throughout. Two builders are active in the community, Stock Development and Pulte Homes, offering floor plans from about 2,400 to over 4,000 square feet.

Because this is new construction, pricing reflects current builder pricing rather than resale trends:

• Homes — generally $1.5M to $2.5M+ depending on floor plan, lot, and lake or preserve views
• HOA fees — vary notably by builder and phase, commonly $1,000-$1,800/quarter, though some sections run higher depending on what's bundled in
• Most homes built from 2024–2026, so this is a true new-construction market with active building still underway

Amenities

Caymas centers on an 18-acre lakefront amenity campus with a clubhouse Stock and Pulte have positioned as a signature feature — reported at either 25,000 or 30,000 square feet depending on phase of construction:

• Beach-entry resort-style pool
• Indoor and outdoor dining and a tiki lounge
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Golf simulator, billiards, and a private theater
• Six tennis courts and six pickleball courts
• Bocce ball, yoga lawn, and a dog park
• Kayak and paddleboard launch on the community's lake system
• A dedicated lifestyle director coordinating resident programming

Who tends to look here

Buyers who want new construction with a warranty (Pulte's homes carry a 10-year transferable warranty) and don't want to wait years for amenities to catch up to the neighborhood. It's also a strong fit for buyers prioritizing an active, resort-style daily lifestyle — tennis, pickleball, and fitness — over golf, and for those who want a lower entry price than the established beachfront and golf communities while still getting a full clubhouse experience.