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Sydgan Corp. is pursuing plans to entitle about 18 acres of land north of Winter Park’s Ravaudage community with allowances to build up to 431 apartments and nearly 188,000 square feet of commercial space.
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The budget motels could help fill the market demand for affordable workforce housing in the tourism corridor.
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New housing development in Orange County could be delayed indefinitely unless state and local leaders work out a solution.
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The land is still in a part of Polk County's Rural Development Area, but it's quickly transforming into a suburban enclave.
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The portfolio includes the 291-unit Venetian Isle multifamily project in Windermere and a 258-unit apartment complex across Disney’s Golden Oak residential community.
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The home has two kitchens - one for the owner and one for the Four Seasons Resort staff to prepare catered meals.
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The proposed four-story hotel would rise as part of Randall Greene’s 65-acre mixed-use project site surrounding Boo Boo Lake in Orlando’s tourism corridor.
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The developer bought almost 500 lots and is under contract for over 1,000 more in the master-planned community.
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A second apartment complex and more retail could be coming to Posner Village in Davenport.
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The seller, Crocker Partners, is Florida's largest office landlord and earned a 90-percent return on the investment.
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A proposed mixed-use district in Apopka could welcome the introduction of up to 500 new residential dwelling units and a little more than 15 million square feet of non-residential development.
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The neighborhood just south of Kelly Park Road will be D.R. Horton's fourth in Apopka.
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The proposed 36.4-acre industrial park is adjacent to residential neighborhoods to the west and south.
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The luxury apartment developer plans to spend $100 million on the community, which will offer hotel-style amenities and services.
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Developer files plans for multifamily community near Unicorp’s O-Town West project in Dr. Phillips
A Michigan-based developer is looking to build a 376-unit apartment community on the eastern shores of Big Sand Lake.
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A total of 997 rooms are set to come online by the end of 2020 on the northern side of Flagler Avenue in Disney's Flamingo Crossings.
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Residential construction may activate potential commercial development on some long-time vacant land next door.
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The former academic building in downtown Celebration will be repositioned as an office building.
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Lake Mary could be getting its first food hall and a new extended-stay hotel.
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The developer plans to break ground on its first active adult community in about a month and thereafter expects to begin construction on similar projects in Debary and Kissimmee.
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The developer wants to know if his plan to bring a grocery store and apartments fits within the Narcoossee Overlay guidelines.
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The developer is planning 75,000 square feet of light commercial along Winter Haven's Dundee Road, and single family homes to the north.
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The South Korean electronics giant has picked a local development partner and begun scouting sites in NeoCity.
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The developer withdrew its permit application last year to buy itself some time to deal with wetland mitigation credit purchases and other issues. Now plans are back on track.
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The owners of the Marriott Orlando World Center hotel just submitted plans seeking to add 60,000 square feet of meeting space and an aquatic park with three new slides.
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The new 34,000-square-foot wellness center will be built on the site of the former Planned Parenthood center.
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Osceola County’s latest vacation home resort would offer eco-friendly designs, a park-like setting and unparalleled level of service. Find out about the development plans for the proposed $290 million project.
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The developer plans to demolish a blighted 12-unit multifamily property behind the proposed commercial center to use for off-site parking.
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The City of Clermont invited developers to submit proposals for some city-owned land by the southern shores of Lake Minneola as part of its $22 million downtown master plan.
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The development partners will seek to rezone the land to Commercial Tourist, which gives them the flexibility to do just about any type of commercial development.
