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The deal is part of a larger portfolio acquisition totaling more than $100 million across five communities in Metro Orlando and Tampa. - The Sky Lakes neighborhood on Michigan Avenue is one block from Pinewood Reserve, which Hanover closed out last year.
- Oak Grove Shoppes redevelopment will feature a new Publix store prototype with a drive-through pharmacy lane and second-floor mezzanine dining area.
- The 27.5-acre site is at the intersection with Jack Brack Road, where thousands of new homes are being built.
- Descendants of Orlando’s first mayor are selling the East Narcoossee cattle ranch property that has served as the family homestead for more than a century.
- The Ocoee City Commission unanimously approved a request from the developer to change its original proposal seeking to build a gas station, tractor dealership and flex office space.
- Disco lights, whips and plenty of bar space fill up a newly launched members-only boutique hotel-condo concept in Orlando.
- The Orlando builder scooped up the site just outside of ChampionsGate when another builder backed out.
- The modern industrial office building will feature all glass exterior walls that appear to float in the sky.
- The roughly 40-acre infill site, once a pitch and putt golf course, is being considered for retail, office and multifamily use.
- The project is part of larger plans that aim to transform more than 30 acres of land around Lake Gem into a mixed-use development.
- County commissioners reportedly violated a grant agreement with Florida Communities Trust when they voted to deed land to a third party to stop the annexations.
- The developer wanted to build workforce housing on the site, but city officials wanted at least half of the building to be non-residential.
- A 1.28-acre property on Lake Spier is being considered for redevelopment. The new property owners are proposing to build two-story, fee simple townhomes.
- The site on U.S. 27 was once intended to be a regional mall. Now the owners want to reposition it for residential development.
- After extensive renovations, the company tapped Walker & Dunlop to help originate a loan through Fannie Mae for its Elon Winter Park apartments and Slate Luxury Apartments in Winter Garden.
- The new technology transforms a standard marketing brochure into an immersive, interactive experience with videos, animation and 3-D graphics that jump off the page.
- The deal points to a rebounding market for retail investment sales in Central Florida in 2021.
- More residential development is headed east of downtown Sanford. Active homebuilders in the area include Toll Brothers, D.R. Horton, Ryan Homes and KB Home.
- M/I Homes has been active in the Narcoossee corridor before. Now it has two new townhouse projects in the pipeline.
- Plans follow the company’s completion of Distribution 429, a large speculative industrial park less than five minutes away from its newly proposed project.
- The physician has completed similar medical office condos in Haines City and Clermont.
- The companies join a roster of tenants seeking to open locations at the Winter Springs Marketplace retail plaza planned by Equinox Development.
- Starting home prices in Reunion Village will be about $100,000 higher than most LGI Homes in other Central Florida communities.
- Hilton’s extended-stay hotel concept will rise within a planned commercial plaza, along with a new 24,000-square-foot medical office and 7-Eleven gas station fronting S.R. 50.
- The housing units tend to be smaller, but they have private yards and amenities that closely resemble those found in the most upscale apartment complexes.
- The buyer was impressed with the design, modern finishes and resort-style amenities at the 315-unit apartment complex.
- A Tampa-based real estate development firm is proposing more than 10,000 square feet of restaurant space next to the recently completed Broadstone Viridian multifamily development.
- After a four year absence, Orlando visitors could get their slime on. Nickelodeon Resorts is one of three brands named as potential flags at a new Disney-area resort.
- The property owners notably sold the 94-year-old Mayfair Inn hotel on Lake Monroe in 2017 to Key Performance Hospitality Management for $3.5 million.
