Mixed signals are coming from the Miami condo market.

It seems like ambitious condo developments with insane amenities are opening all the time, yet some signs point to the market slowing down. A recent sign of the health of the condo market, per The Real Deal, is a prolific Miami developer shutting down a project before its opening.

The Related Group recently shut down its Auberge Residences & Spa Miami condo project planned for Downtown Miami. The group launched the project in February 2016, before putting it on hold in August until at least the end of 2018.

The condo sales center has apparently been closed since December 2016 and deposits were refunded by the end of that year, but only recently did the developer confirm that the project was cancelled. Most recent sales reports from the 290-unit project, where condos were going for $350,000 to $3.9 million, had it pre-sold at only 15 percent.

A statistic from Cranespotters, a site tracking pre-construction condos in Miami, quoted in the Real Deal report says that so far this year, five condo projects have been revised, canceled, or put on hold.

However, a sluggish condo market can mean extra incentives for brokers and buyers. To avoid dropping prices, The Real Deal says, many developers will offer deals like a year of free taxes or homeowners’ association fees, or free maintenance.