Laura Kinsler

The buyer was able to get a brand new Class A building for roughly the same price per unit as recent Class B sales.

The first phase of the hospital would have 50 private rooms and cost about $25 million.

The proposed $26 million project is in an opportunity zone and a block from the city's proposed Sailing & Conference Center.

The developer is proposing three new neighborhoods, including a new age-restricted community next to Del Webb Orlando at Ridgeview Lakes.

A selection of outdoor video displays can show movies, interactive art and live performances.

SkyView Constructors gave the city what it was looking for: a mixed-use development that will complement the growing Medical Arts District in downtown Kissimmee.

The biggest expense in the residential conversion may be the $1.6 million in school impact fees.

Find out how the nation's largest Build-for-Rent operator was able to make the numbers work for a 222 purpose-built rental subdivision despite Osceola County's high impact fees.

The developer wants to scrap one of three residential towers and all of the office space for the mixed-use project in Orlando's Central Business District.

The plan calls for a gated community of 156 lots, including 20 premium estate lots directly on Little Lake Harris.

The developer paid to upgrade the town's water system, which clears the way for the first new subdivision in 50 years.

The City Council must approve the developer's concept plan for the $4.65 million deal to close.

Lennar Homes just got a permit to start work on the first 300 homes in Southern Oaks, and M/I Homes is under contract for a townhouse project across the street.

The Kissimmee resort has 150 townhomes, which will be converted from timeshares into rental units.

The grocer may be in lease negotiations with Dr. Phillips Charities for a site next to the new Cannery apartments.

The company has pledged to create at least 220 new jobs in the first five years of the contract.

The homebuilder is planning to build over 300 homes on the 72-acre site near St. Cloud.

The company's name will be unveiled Monday when commissioners vote to begin formal negotiations with them to succeed UCF.

The land owners are seeking approval for new subdivision on Clay Whaley Road with 151 homes and townhouses.

SunRail has boosted property values with new development around most of the stations, but the Sanford station has lagged behind the rest.

Westgate Resorts founder David Siegel bought the land back in 1974 for $168,000. Now with the right zoning, it could be worth millions.

The owners are seeking an intensity bonus for the new 3-story retail/office building, but they need to figure out the parking first.

Construction will start in the next 20 days, and model homes should be open within 10 months.

Though it’s on a stretch of Narcoossee Road that isn’t known for multifamily development, the surrounding neighborhood is about to undergo a massive transformation thanks to two huge master planned communities: Vista Park and Torrey Preserve.

The developer is planning 247 units on the site across John Young Parkway from the Packing District Park and 4 Roots Farm.

The German beer aficionado wants to bring a taste of Oktoberfest to Kissimmee in 2021.

The fully-furnished apartment units will be available to rent by the bedroom for about $1,000 a month.

The couple who helped turn a sleepy stretch of Curry Ford Road into a hip dining destination are planning their most ambitious project ever.

It will take over a year excavate the 47-acre marina basin that will become community's signature landmark.

The smallest lots in the subdivision would be 70-feet wide, but neighbors still complained about the density.

The mobility fee hikes would affect all new residential construction and most categories of commercial construction.

Both tower developers plan a mix of luxury hotel and residential units, with cafes and restaurants on the ground floor and rooftop.

The developer hopes to start construction in April on the new 250-unit apartment community about a mile from The LOOP.

The first full-service restaurant in Creative Village will likely open with the start of the 2021 school year next August.

Park Square Homes will offer front and rear-loaded townhomes to the neighborhood, which will have 620 detached homes from three different builders.

The 36.5-acre mixed-use project would bring more apartments, townhomes and commercial development to Boggy Creek Road.

The developers rushed to redesign the plan for the 437-home subdivision, but it did nothing to move the needle with Groveland's City Council.

The sale includes a newly constructed commercial building and a former mattress store that's being converted into a dental office.

The two luxury apartment communities will add over 650 new rental units to the ChampionsGate/Reunion submarket.

The new Magic Place will bring more hotels, dining and a movie theater to the W192 tourism corridor, but the towers are gone.

The homeowners banded together and hired their own engineer to design a mixed-use project on the 17-acre site.

The two firms that dominate the region's luxury home market will operate under the Sotheby's banner.

If the plan fails on the final vote, the developer will move forward with the 2006 PUD that calls for 366 townhomes.

The resort buildout will be completed with a mix of townhomes, apartments, timeshares and a condo hotel.

The developer is adding live-work units and a public dog park to qualify for a density bonus.

Creekside would have 110 townhomes, a K-8 school next door and easy access to Lake Nona.

The consultant's previous work with Poinciana developer, Avatar, gave it a leg up on the competition.

The developer is planning to build a 247-unit apartment community that could have a road connection to NeoCity.

The new tower is projected to cost $60 million and take three years to build.

The Leesburg City Council overruled its Planning Commission, which had voted to recommend denial of the project.