Harvest Landing, the honest version.
Three hundred fifty-eight D.R. Horton homes confirmed independent of both Viera master associations, now sold out per the builder's own listings, and two hundred twelve 2024 sales that are closings, not resale turnover.
Not Viera, and now sold out.
Harvest Landing is a D.R. Horton community in Rockledge, homes recorded mostly in 2022 through 2024, with four floor plans built to concrete block construction. Given how many Rockledge communities near the Viera zone have turned out to be governed by one of Viera's two separate master associations, I checked directly: Harvest Landing appears on neither the Central Viera Community Association's own published list nor the separate Viera East Community Association's list. It is genuinely independent. On status, the builder's own listings and multiple sources tracking them describe the community as sold out as of this research, consistent with the roll's most recent 2024 build year. Worth noting on the sales numbers below: 212 recorded sales in 2024 alone reflect new-construction closings during buildout, not resale activity, a very different thing from turnover on an established community.
What 358 homes look like on paper.
I keep the full Brevard property roll on hand, every parcel, not a listing-site sample. This is all of Harvest Landing as the county appraiser sees it, in a single recorded plat. On a community this new, the appraiser's assessed value often lags or reflects land-only pricing on recently finished homes, so I am using the recorded sale price, not assessed value, as the authoritative number below.
Source: Brevard County Property Appraiser public roll, mid-2026. Sale medians are recorded sale prices, not appraiser market value.
Three Harvest Landing realities to price in.
212 sales in one year is a sellout signature, not a hot resale market
A community finishing its initial buildout can show a huge sales count in a single year purely from closings on new homes, not from an active resale scene. Don't read this number as evidence of unusually high turnover the way you might on an established neighborhood.
The HOA fee circulating online is not primary-sourced
One aggregator cites roughly $76 to $80 a month. The association itself is confirmed real through a directory that mirrors the state's registry, but I could not load the state's own record directly, and no primary HOA document confirmed the fee. Get the real number from the HOA or a specific listing's disclosure.
"Sold out" status can change, verify it fresh
Multiple sources describe this community as sold out as of this research, consistent with the roll's 2024 build year. Status pages like this age quickly, though, confirm directly with D.R. Horton if you are evaluating a specific address rather than trusting any third-party "sold out" claim as permanent.
Three things I could not source.
Three things I would rather show you the gap on than fill with a stale aggregator claim.
Whether any resale inventory or a rare remaining lot is available
As above, the community reads as sold out from the builder's side. Confirm directly with D.R. Horton or a specific listing before assuming no options remain.
The exact HOA fee
Confirm directly with the association or a specific listing's disclosure before budgeting around the aggregator figure.
Your school zoning and flood zone
Both assigned by address, not by subdivision, and both get redrawn. Verify the exact address with Brevard Public Schools, and pull the flood zone at FEMA's Map Service Center. My flood zone guide walks through what it means for your insurance bill.
If it is new construction you are shopping.
Cypress Bay Preserve runs a similar recently sold-out D.R. Horton story in Palm Bay, worth comparing on price and city. The Rockledge guide covers the wider market.
Questions people actually ask.
Is Harvest Landing connected to Viera?
No. I checked both Viera master associations' own published lists, the Central Viera Community Association's 37-community neighborhoods page and the separate Viera East Community Association's 20-community list, and Harvest Landing appears on neither. It is genuinely independent Rockledge.
Is Harvest Landing still selling new construction?
No, it appears sold out as of this research. Multiple sources tracking the builder's own listings describe the community as sold out, consistent with the county roll's most recent build year of 2024. Confirm current availability directly with D.R. Horton if you are checking for a still-active phase, since status can change.
What is the Harvest Landing HOA fee?
One aggregator cites roughly $76 to $80 a month, but I could not verify that figure from a primary document. The association itself is real, Harvest Landing Homeowners Association of Brevard, Inc., filed in 2021, confirmed through a directory that mirrors the state's corporate registry, though I could not load the state's own record directly myself. Get the actual fee from the HOA or a specific listing's disclosure.
Why does the roll show 212 sales in 2024 for only 358 total homes?
That reflects new-construction closings as the community built out and sold, not resale turnover. It is the signature of a community finishing its initial sellout, not an unusually active resale market. Don't read it as a sign homeowners are flipping properties here.
Looking at a Harvest Landing listing? No pressure.
Tell me the address and I will confirm current availability and the real HOA fee before you assume either from an aggregator page. No drip campaign, no calls.