Laura Kinsler

The paintball operator wants to host a seasonal zombie-themed paintball course in the fall. The facility would also offer Nerf darts and laser tag.

The developer says the apartments will be "Class-A Plus" with high end finishes and resort-style amenities.

The $55 million apartment complex should be completed next summer.

An Orlando businessman bought the old zoo property right after Christmas last year then put it back on the market at quadruple the price.

Home prices will start in the low $200s in this community, which is across from Lake Harris.

The apartments will be walking distance to shops and restaurants along Narcoossee Road and will have a dog park, basketball court and clubhouse will flexible work space.

The winning bidder offered $6.25 million for the land in Stevens Plantation.

The massive mixed-use project covers over 700 acres. It's also approved for 800,000 square feet of commercial and office development.

The charity director said she had too many doubts about container building to risk spending her donors' money on the project.

Osceola county staff panned the original site plan, saying it lacked any originality or creativity.

Find out how the developer will stand out from the competition in Kissimmee's booming apartment market.

The projected cost of the controversial toll road would ring in at about $800 million.

The neighborhood will have direct access to the Shingle Creek Regional Trail. Construction could start by February 2020.

The site was approved for 332 homes, but Carter amended the zoning to add more density.

The development team would build four new hotels along Osceola's E192 corridor with a combined value of $150 million.

Now that EA got the thumbs up for its gaming screen, other buildings in Creative Village may follow suit.

City Furniture and Floor & Decor are among the potential retailers coming to the LOOP South.

The proposed buyer has filed development plans for a new 5-story hotel that will have views of Disney's Animal Kingdom.

Private investors scooped up the newly constructed bank and well-established office building on the U.S. 192 corridor.

The high and low bids were separated by over $1 million, but some confusion over zoning prompted two bidders to change their offers at the last minute.

Restaurants, offices and microbreweries with tap rooms and an industrial chic vibe could highlight the projects.

The new subdivision would have a public boat ramp and dozens of lakefront lots, but its future depends on which route is selected for a controversial toll road extension.

CFX says it's ready to bring this toll road project "in for a landing," but first it must win over environmental groups that have fought the project.

Find out which national homebuilder is joining Hanover in the neighborhood across from SunRail.

Team officials say they will break ground in the spring on the long-anticipated Sports and Entertainment District across from Amway Center.

Osceola County planners are pleased with the new plan, which includes a potential apartment complex next to the SunRail station.

The hotelier is converting two former Choice hotels to IHG flags, at a cost of $16 million.

This would be the fourth new apartment complex slated for the S.R. 429 interchange at Reunion Resort.

Just south of Lake Nona's Medical City, the Poitras West property is approved for 5 million square feet of office, industrial and commercial uses.

This will be the developer's third project on the road that links Narcoossee to its future Sunbridge community.

The city's Appearance Review Board wants a brick wall with embossed pineapples and murals to help screen the 2-million megawatt substation.

The developer plans to invest up to $700 million in the project, which also includes a commercial town center on Kissimmee's W192 tourism corridor.

When it's all said and done, the three projects could be worth over $500 million.

In its heyday, the Mystery Fun House drew 500,000 visitors a year. It's been closed since 2001.

Osceola County built the $21 million Class A office building to attract high-tech employers to NeoCity.

The developer is also planning an upscale subdivision with 90-foot-wide estate lots.

The luxury rental communities across from Lake Nona will make the most of their lake views.

This would be the first major grocery store on Narcoossee Road between St. Cloud and Lake Nona.

Find out what each developer has proposed to build on Kissimmee's tourism corridor and how much they expect to spend.

The design team wants to create a community on the cutting edge, with a modern style, in Orlando's suburbs.

Orlando-based Unicorp also paid over $13 million for the shopping center site at Disney's World Drive interchange in Celebration, where it's going to build a Dave and Buster's.

Six developers made their pitch to St. Cloud on Wednesday. Half were eliminated from consideration for the nearly 200 acre offering.

The developer chose the site near NeoCity because it's in an Opportunity Zone. Find out what he plans to build there.

The proposed land use change would allow for the maximum density of over 4,000 residential units.

The developer wants to annex 24 acres on Hoffner Avenue into the City of Orlando for the new apartment complex.

The California buyer revealed a strategy years ago to focus exclusively on properties around Waterford Lakes Town Center.

This will be the developer's second new apartment complex in Central Florida. The Posner site is just off I-4 and is walking distance to shopping, dining and transit facilities.

This developer has three local projects in the pipeline and hopes to deliver 1,000 units of affordable housing to seniors in need.

Find out which companies are bidding for nearly 200 acres of vacant land in St. Cloud and what they plan to build there.

Learn which companies will be developing the new facilities and how the two projects will differ.