Laura Kinsler

The homebuilder says the county erred and ignored its own zoning requirements when commissioners denied the project.

This the latest new apartment community planned for Narcoossee Road in southeast Orlando.

The developers are in discussions with national homebuilders to buy the project once the permits are issued.

The budget motels could help fill the market demand for affordable workforce housing in the tourism corridor.

The developer bought almost 500 lots and is under contract for over 1,000 more in the master-planned community.

The seller, Crocker Partners, is Florida's largest office landlord and earned a 90-percent return on the investment.

The neighborhood just south of Kelly Park Road will be D.R. Horton's fourth in Apopka.

The proposed 36.4-acre industrial park is adjacent to residential neighborhoods to the west and south.

The luxury apartment developer plans to spend $100 million on the community, which will offer hotel-style amenities and services.

The former academic building in downtown Celebration will be repositioned as an office building.

The developer wants to know if his plan to bring a grocery store and apartments fits within the Narcoossee Overlay guidelines.

The South Korean electronics giant has picked a local development partner and begun scouting sites in NeoCity.

The new 34,000-square-foot wellness center will be built on the site of the former Planned Parenthood center.

Osceola County’s latest vacation home resort would offer eco-friendly designs, a park-like setting and unparalleled level of service. Find out about the development plans for the proposed $290 million project.

The development partners will seek to rezone the land to Commercial Tourist, which gives them the flexibility to do just about any type of commercial development.

The Kissimmee resort will have its own on-site restaurants, bars and even a pet hotel to serve roughly 2,000 guests per day.

The property was built in 1990 and underwent a condo conversion in 2006. Three quarters of the units were sold this month.

The owners are looking to rezone the land to allow for commercial and multifamily development.

The buyer is a Chicago-based firm that specializes in all types of senior housing communities.

The FAA-approved training facility will draw flight students and mechanics from all over the world.

The company is looking to invest up to $500 million to gain a foothold in the Sunshine state, starting with Orlando.

The $35 million medical campus will be on the site of a former car dealership on S.R. 50.

Read our interview with the developer about why he was drawn to this hotel conversion project and how it fits his investment goals.

The nation's largest apartment developer has its eye on St. Cloud.

Find out which stores and restaurants are coming to Kissimmee's newest retail plaza across from The LOOP.

The Tampa-based developer also has multifamily projects underway in Kissimmee and Sanford.

Council members asked the developer to redesign the project and come up with another $250,000 on the night of the final vote. When he refused, they canceled the contract.

The developer says he hopes to break ground on a new apartment community before the end of the year.

The site on Osceola's Boggy Creek Road was entitled for 197 homes. The developer wanted to build 429. County commissioners said "no."

The county will pay $8.9 million for the land, which is just north of the Poinciana SunRail station.

The destination hotel would have a restaurant on the main floor and a more casual tapas bar on the roof overlooking Lake Eola.

The apartments would come pre-furnished with space-saving Murphy beds. The entire rooftop will be an amenity deck with dual pools.

Clermont's City Council will now decide whether to grant an extension for the project.

Robert M. Picerne's company built thousands of affordable and market-rate apartments in Florida and across the U.S. He was also an advocate for adoption, having welcomed 16 adopted children into his family.

The project would be one of a half dozen new apartment communities in the pipeline near Osceola Heritage Park and NeoCity.

The developer donated almost half of the property to the city to buffer the new hotel, just off the Beachline Expressway, from a residential neighborhood to the north.

These luxury apartments will introduce new amenities, such as "social caves," a putting green and a lazy river, to draw tenants who want to pay for a resort lifestyle.

The company specializes in buying Class B and C apartments, but now it's branching into new construction of luxury assets.

The land is a productive citrus grove and cattle pasture, but it's also on corridor that is transitioning from rural to residential uses.

The neighborhood will offer eight different home types and lot sizes to extend Laureate Park's traditional design concepts.

The city has approved construction plans for a new K-8 charter school that could serve up to 1,000 students in the high-growth area.

Both apartment communities will be walking distance to SunRail stations - one at Tupperware, the other at Orlando's Health Village.

This will be the second new Publix store in the 2020 pipeline for Lake County.

The developers will spend up to $180 million on new Class-A communities in two of Orlando's most competitive apartment markets.

The developer expects to break ground in April on the new 50-acre shopping center across from The LOOP.

Learn what inspired the the confetti-like design for this parking garage at Lake Nona Town Center.

The developer is best known for shopping centers, like Vineland Pointe and The Crosslands.

Find out which thrill rides could be coming to Sunset Walk at Margaritaville, and get the latest details on vacation cottage and timeshare construction.

The code revision would allow the Magic to increase its proposed office tower to 18 stories and 420,000 square feet.

The votes clear the way for new apartments, commercial uses and a hotel to be built along U.S. 27 in the Wellness Way area.