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Disney could build up to 1.8 million square feet of office space in the Lake Nona campus, which will house at least 2,000 workers. The entertainment company is also in discussions to buy roughly 6,000 homesites in Sunbridge for a retirement community. - Recent land buys by luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers will make room for million-dollar homes on Lake Whipperwill and a 53-lot community along Lake Underhill Road.
- The Michigan-based developer is looking to adapt to the latest trends happening in retail real estate by updating its shopping center in Orlando’s tourism corridor with new drive-through lanes and workforce housing.
- The developer is a South Korean tech entrepreneur who has pledged to build a 3 million square foot city center, with condos, office towers, a convention hotel and retail center in Neocity.
- The 10-acre development would bring a taste of downtown living to Groveland by combining offices, apartments and retail uses.
- The lush gardens and vibrant-hued glass sculptures will be lit at night, providing unparalleled views from the hotel and luxury condominiums that will be co-located in the tower.
- The City Council has previously denied the rezoning, but a special magistrate sided with the developer.
- The project would bring about 140 townhomes and a 300-unit apartment complex to Narcoossee Road, about a mile north of U.S. 192.
- A local real estate developer is seeking to build townhomes and single-family homes just a couple blocks away from Winter Garden’s Historic Downtown District.
- The Comfort Inn Maingate, which is less than a mile from Walt Disney World, is the latest hotel property to sell at about 20% below its pre-COVID valuation.
- The developer is under contract to purchase 17 acres of land on South Binion Road with plans to build more than 260 apartments.
- A company led by executives from Harbco Development and National Retail Properties is assembling vacant parcels of land near Cranes Roost Park.
- The owners wanted the Orlando mansion to feel like their native island home of Luzon, so they had most of the materials hand-crafted by Filipino artisans and shipped to the U.S.
- The annexation votes for 164 acres in the Eustis Joint Planning Area have been on hold since December 2020.
- Reston, Virginia-based Stanley Martin, Builder Magazine's National Builder of the Year, will take over 300 Avex homes currently under construction and more than 4,400 controlled lots in the Orlando, Tampa, and Daytona markets.
- Arizona-based Curve Development expanded into Florida earlier this year and has three Build-for-Rent communities in the pipeline, including Villages of Harmony.
- The developer is planning a 102-unit, income-restricted affordable housing community that will dedicate a number of units to renters who were formerly homeless.
- Developer Parkway will commence construction shortly after the zoning update is approved.
- Construction is scheduled to start next spring on the community, which will have 1,224 homes, in south St. Cloud.
- The commercial real estate firm is seeking to build nearly 1 million square feet of industrial space where Amazon and Kroger recently opened new warehouse facilities.
- As new home construction and sales continue on a torrid pace, GrowthSpotter gives a breakdown of the region's top-selling markets and new master-planned communities.
- Luxury multifamily investment sales during the month of August took place near SeaWorld Orlando, the University of Central Florida, in downtown Orlando and near the SunRail Station in Kissimmee.
- The Citrus Ridge development will bring retail, apartments and a build-for-rent townhouse community to the U.S. 27 corridor just south of Posner Park.
- Visitors will have the option of staying in one of 10 new treehouse accommodations overlooking the safari attraction.
- Ocoee's solution to an influx of self-storage development applications is passing a six-month moratorium to stop new storage projects while it reevaluates how storage facilities better fit into the city's vision.
- The original owners and custom builder of the home traveled together to the Big Easy to get inspiration for the Southern-style architecture.
- The developer is looking to build 91 rental homes next to its planned 225-lot Northshore at Lake Hamlin single-family home subdivision.
- Plans call for a five-story building with 340 apartments and a dual-branded hotel at the entrance to Storey Drive Resort.
- The OBTNext master plan covering over 4,700 acres around an eight-mile stretch of Orange Blossom Trail hopes to bring new investment and development opportunities.
- None of the registered bidders were willing to go higher than the $8.5 million stalking horse bid that came in before the auction even started.
