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The contract purchaser wants to develop up to 260 short-term rental units, plus a nine-story hotel with a maximum of 240 rooms.
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Developers say there is strong consumer demand in metro Orlando for purpose-built rental communities, but the product may not be viable here because of the high pre-construction costs and impact fees.
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Nearly a dozen developers and real-estate related association reps said they want to resolve a nearly year-long impasse that indefinitely halts multifamily and residential developments from moving forward in Orange County.
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The winner bidder projects to invest up to $30 million at the airport. That's nearly six times more than what the current operator proposed.
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The company bought the Residences at Veranda Park in MetroWest, which consists of 150 luxury apartments and 48,385 square feet of commercial space.
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The recently appointed CEO no longer wanted Tupperware to be in the real estate development business, so the company is selling its property and will lease back its headquarters buildings.
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One council member told the applicant “come back in five years" when road improvements can support additional rooftops.
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Conceptual plans show room for a convenience store, car wash, two drive-through restaurants and about 20,000 square feet of retail space.
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The apartment complex sits within developer Dwight Saathoff’s master-planned Longleaf at Oakland community, near the Lake/Orange County line.
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The Blue Collar Comedy star and radio personality is heading back to Florida after moving from Sanford in 2011, only this time he's landed a pad in the ritzy town of Windermere.
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Grove Park Tower stands out amid several suspended developments in Eustis that have been postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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More than half of the acreage of the Pink Apartment Road project was owned by Judy Bell Inc. citrus groves and sold last year.
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The proposed 330-unit apartment complex is one of several big developments planned near Universal Studios' third theme park.
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Avalon has proposed a 10-phase build-out with the first residents moving in by late 2021.
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The resort developer wants to diversify the housing products to appeal to buyers at all price points.
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The 80-year-old fast-food company wants to blanket the region with dozens of new stores.
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The multi-tenant property was built in 2004 and is anchored by Orlando Health.
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The developer will have a year to start construction once the site and final engineering plans are approved,
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The new 10,400-square-foot office on University Boulevard is designed for medical and professional offices.
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The building was completed in 1995, before some of the first buildings in Orlando's Baldwin Park neighborhood broke ground in 2003.
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The Lake Nona developer received a permit in April to use the land for wetland mitigation.
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Plans call for 320, two-story townhomes on about 36 acres of land near the Orange/Osceola County line.
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The owner has filed construction plans with City of Kissimmee to renovate the shopping center, create additional outparcels and bring in at least one new tenant.
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The development team wants to build a 50,000-square-foot soccer facility and office/warehouse buildings next to the recently completed Maxey Elementary School.
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This is the third purpose-built rental subdivision proposed for Central Florida in the last two months.
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The same firm that built Novel Lucerne in Downtown Orlando and Gateway Center in Altamonte Springs has turned its attention to the Lake Nona area.
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The two-story house was built in 1992 and previously sold for $2.2 million.
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The developers were able to secure another 10 acres, which allows them to expand the facility to 1 million square feet.
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The 116-year-old Sydonie Mansion in Zellwood could end public walking tours if fire officials do not relax on hardware upgrade requirements, owner says.
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Preliminary plans call for a new apartment community with a mix of retail and medical offices.
