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 70-acre estate features a 9,800-square-foot home, 2,100-square-foot guest house and a horse barn with seven stalls.
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The developer is planning to build up to 600 multifamily units along the future Westwood Boulevard extension, signaling what may be the first of many new projects to come in the area.
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The nonprofit is eyeing about eight acres of land on Lake Catherine for a new pet adoption shelter that will replace its current 30-year-old building.
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Seminole County's consolidation strategy aims to redevelop a significant portion of its public service offices at its Five Points Complex along U.S. 17-92.
