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A food truck park is in the works for property near Old Town Kissimmee and Fun Spot.
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The company is looking to invest up to $500 million to gain a foothold in the Sunshine state, starting with Orlando.
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Members can use the mobile app or website to book time or meeting space at participating co-working labs.
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Plans call for demolishing existing structures to make way for a new distribution center that will offer more than 400,000 square feet of industrial space.
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The medical campus would be on the site of a former car dealership on S.R. 50.
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Read our interview with the developer about why he was drawn to this hotel conversion project and how it fits his investment goals.
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The company has about 10 acres of land under contract with plans to develop up to 280 multifamily units.
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Ryan Homes is the latest builder to snag land just north of the Orlando Sanford International Airport.
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The real estate companies are under contract to buy and develop a portion of the roughly 75-acre mixed-use community just east of SR 429.
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Highland Homes, Ryan Homes and D.R. Horton are signed on to build the first 681 homes.
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The company is seeking approvals to develop a roughly $20 million office project across from its assisted and independent living facilities in Winter Garden.
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The nation's largest apartment developer has its eye on St. Cloud.
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Find out how this growing city in Polk County is updating its zoning laws to meet demand for smaller lot sizes.
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Apartment amenities have advanced far beyond a swimming pool or a gym with a treadmill and a couple of weights. Tenants, industry experts say, want to live someplace with coworking spaces and karaoke rooms, high-tech fitness centers, keyless front doors and on-site coffee shops.
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Find out which stores and restaurants are coming to Kissimmee's newest retail plaza across from The LOOP.
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Ocoee entered into a development agreement with family-owned citrus grower Heller Bros. to help steer mixed-use development on land its owned along Florida’s Turnpike for 40 years.
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The organization is looking to build a $22 million hotel with up to 120 rooms to serve visitors of the proposed Eustis Sailing & Conference Center.
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The Tampa-based developer also has multifamily projects underway in Kissimmee and Sanford.
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The tower at 390 N. Orange Ave. formerly displayed Bank of America signage, but last year the bank announced it would be moving its headquarters to 300 S. Orange Avenue.
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The seller acquired the buildings in May 2018 for $39.2 million — meaning the price for the portfolio increased by about 28 percent in 20 months.
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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.
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The firm is one of two main property owners that stand to benefit from the heavily debated Orange Avenue Overlay District in Winter Park.
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The developer says he hopes to break ground on a new apartment community before the end of the year.
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Global security company Northrop Grumman attempted to appeal a decision by Orange County approving a 336-unit apartment complex next door to its 150,000-square-foot Apopka facility.
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The site on Osceola's Boggy Creek Road was entitled for 197 homes. The developer wanted to build 429. County commissioners said "no."
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The county will pay $8.9 million for the land, which is just north of the Poinciana SunRail station.
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Eatonville’s planning and zoning board recently approved plans to rezone roughly 50 acres of land along W. Kennedy Boulevard to allow for a rental complex with up to 437 apartments.
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The community is designed for working families, so most of the units will have three bedrooms and below-market rental rates.
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The destination hotel would have a restaurant on the main floor and a more casual tapas bar on the roof overlooking Lake Eola.
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The apartments would come pre-furnished with space-saving Murphy beds. The entire rooftop will be an amenity deck with dual pools.
