Laura Kinsler

A new road along the back of the shopping center could provide direct access to NeoCity.

The new mixed-use project on Lake Toho will have trail connections to downtown Kissimmee's Lakefront Park.

The three sites already have approved development plans for a new industrial park, credit union and $50 million apartment complex.

Get the new details on this infill redevelopment project on a blighted corner of West Colonial Drive.

Find out who submitted bids for the two contracts and what experience they bring to the table.

Pulte Homes, the nation's third largest homebuilder, is taking on a massive project with its contract to buy nearly 3,500 home lots in Vista Park.

The Atlanta-based homebuilder has closed over $22.5 million in land transactions in the month of July.

The property had entitlements for industrial development, but last year Osceola County changed the land use, forcing the owners to design a totally different project.

The homebuilder redesigned the subdivision to go from 320 lots to 315.

The tower would also have the first luxury condos built in downtown Orlando since the market crashed.

St. Cloud hasn't had a new hotel built in the city limits since 1974. The City Council wants a feasibility study to help lure one to the market.

The 3,015-acre community is next to the fast-growing Latitude Margaritaville retirement community.

Consultants for the Orange County Public Schools are now saying the county should charge higher impact fees for larger homes. The proposed changes could raise school impact fees by 50 percent for new single family homes.

The nation's seventh largest homebuilder purchased over 400 lots in the Hills of Minneola master planned community.

The new 433-room hotel would be a world-class luxury offering, according to the developer.

The developer will set aside two apartments for students to serve as a care companions who can help combat loneliness among its elderly residents.

The expansion would add 110 patient rooms, including 8 in the intensive care unit and 10 labor and delivery rooms for the Women's Center.

First Baptist Church of Clermont is building a new 650-seat church at the corner of Hancock and Hartwood Marsh Roads, and it wants to extend its multi-generational ministry to an on-site assisted living facility.

The builder that has been active in Tampa for two decades will be expanding into multiple Orlando-area locations.

See which national homebuilder is under contract for over 500 homesites on the shore of Alligator Lake.

This would be the company's third senior housing community planned in the Orlando market, along with projects in Poinciana and near UCF.

If approved, the wingsuit simulator would be the first of its kind in the U.S.

The funding would have paid for high tech equipment and additional staffing for the advanced manufacturing facility in NeoCity.

The new tower would house medical offices, research labs and related health care services.

The new plans for the Monarch tower call for a full-service hotel and 380 apartments with concierge service.

The proposed Mariposa Grove tower would bring 109 units of affordable senior housing to one of the most expensive neighborhoods in downtown Orlando.

A new full service Chase Bank branch will be built on the corner lot across from downtown Kissimmee's cowboy welcome sign.

The nonprofit museum board is considering a 4-acre site on Kissimmee's W192 corridor.

The new owners have already brought businesses like Foxtail Coffee and Hourglass Brewing to the district.

The county wants a mix of market rate and affordable housing, as well as commercial development, that will boost SunRail ridership.

The homebuilder is playing catch-up after selling out of its Orlando-area townhomes.

The 62-year-old church will be preserved, and new homes will be built around it.

Clermont's nearly year-long moratorium on new multifamily development expires in August.

The developer estimates it will cost $20 million to renovate the building exterior and convert it to apartments.

The new mixed-use towers could continue the northern expansion of Orlando's downtown core.

The Longwood dog track went on the market in 2018 following passage of Amendment 13, a statewide ban on commercial dog racing by Jan. 1, 2021.

Residents of the lakefront retirement community fear the developer is laying the groundwork to add apartments or condos in the future.

Dozens of people were still living in the motels last winter when utility companies shut off the power and water service.

One site could be home to a future community center. The other parcels were needed to expand Osceola Heritage Park.

Developers say there is strong consumer demand in metro Orlando for purpose-built rental communities, but the product may not be viable here because of the high pre-construction costs and impact fees.

The winner bidder projects to invest up to $30 million at the airport. That's nearly six times more than what the current operator proposed.

The recently appointed CEO no longer wanted Tupperware to be in the real estate development business, so the company is selling its property and will lease back its headquarters buildings.

Avalon has proposed a 10-phase build-out with the first residents moving in by late 2021.

The resort developer wants to diversify the housing products to appeal to buyers at all price points.

The 80-year-old fast-food company wants to blanket the region with dozens of new stores.

The new 10,400-square-foot office on University Boulevard is designed for medical and professional offices.

The Lake Nona developer received a permit in April to use the land for wetland mitigation.

The owner has filed construction plans with City of Kissimmee to renovate the shopping center, create additional outparcels and bring in at least one new tenant.

This is the third purpose-built rental subdivision proposed for Central Florida in the last two months.

The same firm that built Novel Lucerne in Downtown Orlando and Gateway Center in Altamonte Springs has turned its attention to the Lake Nona area.