- The homebuilder just bought a 56-lot subdivision in Apopka and is under contract for another site in Osceola County.
- Located less than a half mile from the AdventHealth Orlando campus, the property is on a stretch of U.S. 17-92 already well populated with medical offices, labs and clinics.
- The golf course owner is seeking entitlements for nearly 500 apartments where the clubhouse and driving range are now.
- Plans feature a Japanese carbonized wood finish and a steel-framed screen at the top of the building that highlights its original parapet design.
- Orlando planners met with development representatives to discuss potentially building a tiny home resort community on an existing retention pond behind Dezerland Park.
- The Solivita Grand planned development, first approved in 2006, is the most significant undeveloped section of the 50-year-old Poinciana community.
- The Signature tower, next to the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts, would rent for about $1,000 a month.
- An Orlando-based land developer is assembling more property in Seminole County in order to add lots to its Red Ember Estates single-family home subdivision.
- The luxury homebuilder will launch sales in the country club community this summer.
- Changes to an affordable housing financing program is prompting excitement in the development community. GrowthSpotter spoke with industry leaders who share their outlook on the new guidelines.
- Unicorp is proposing a $643 million mixed-use district with thousands of apartments, offices, hotels, a college campus and new open-air baseball stadium.
- The discount grocer is in negotiations for a 2-acre site on John Young Parkway across from the Packing District Park.
- Arizona-based Taylor Morrison will be offering the same 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhomes it currently sells at Woodland Park in Southwest Orlando.
- Pulte Homes wants to annex about 20 acres into the City of Casselberry so it may develop a townhome community behind a Slovak church and museum.
- The golf course owner claims to have been losing $500,000 per year, but redevelopment plans are drawing a strong opposition from surrounding residents.
- Construction will start immediately on more than 700 luxury apartments in the ChampionsGate-Reunion area.
- The real estate investment and development firm is introducing a new approach to the traditional vacation home rental experience and debuting a new Conrad hotel in Central Florida.
- The latest Shake Shack, scheduled to open later this year, is one of the first in the nation that will have a double drive-thru.
- Lake County Commissioners took extraordinary steps to stop the city from moving forward with the annexations and force it to engage in a joint planning effort.
- While other national coworking operators are filing for bankruptcy, e|spaces has opened 30,000 square feet in the city's newest skyscraper.
- Jones Clayton Construction recently completed the Island Colonial-style home, which features a large resort-style pool area with a bridge and numerous water fountains.
- The Winter Haven property has an zoning approvals for up to 1,500 homes.
- Conceptual plans show the developer wants to build about 112,600 square feet of flexible office/warehouse space for multiple tenant use.
- The privately-owned real estate and investment company is seeking annex about 11 acres of land into the City of Sanford with plans to build two new industrial buildings.
- The property on S. Orange Blossom Trail was previously approved for 372 townhomes and apartments.
- An heir to the Johnsonville sausage empire is auctioning their Isleworth mansion at the end of January, with a list price of $7.4 million.
- The ophthalmology medical group is seeking to relocated from its Mills Avenue office to the site of the Skycraft building along Fairbanks Avenue in Winter Park.
- Plans envision transforming a vacant 6.5-acre site along Westwood Boulevard into an upscale hotel development with a multi-level parking garage and complementary retail buildings and restaurants.
- One of the potential changes could require hotel owners to seek a conditional use permit before converting the property into apartments.
- The owners want to develop mixed use along State Road 19 and keep their working farm for years to come.