Amanda Rabines
Amanda covers development and real estate in Orange County. She was born and raised in Miami, where her mother, like thousands of other Cubans, arrived in 1980 during the Mariel Boatlift. It's because of her that Amanda believes in hard work and the power of Cuban coffee. She is a graduate of Florida International University.
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The homebuilder is proposing to develop a new subdivision just south of Lake Jessup with around 200 traditional single-family lots, bungalow-style homes and townhomes.
- The equipment company tapped the McNulty Group to build a new and larger warehouse for its location in Apopka.
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- Development plans consist of four office buildings, each with adaptive floorplans and fully built-out office suites.
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- The developer is proposing to build a nature-inspired cigar lounge using modular container construction on a used car lot near Mills Park.
