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The developer is proposing to build a nature-inspired cigar lounge using modular container construction on a used car lot near Mills Park. - The city's Appearance Review Board wants to see a more pedestrian-friendly design along the 500 block of Orange Avenue.
- The Monroe restaurant on the ground floor of The Julian Apartments is scheduled to open in mid-April.
- The modern industrial office building will feature all glass exterior walls that appear to float in the sky.
- 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.
- Local commercial broker and property owner Robert Smith is getting creative with his office space in Orlando’s Central Business District and opening up co-working opportunities.
- Like many markets around the world, Orlando did not fare the economic shock brought by the pandemic triumphantly, but experts say it did prove to be comparatively resilient.
- Plans feature a Japanese carbonized wood finish and a steel-framed screen at the top of the building that highlights its original parapet design.
- The Signature tower, next to the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts, would rent for about $1,000 a month.
- While other national coworking operators are filing for bankruptcy, e|spaces has opened 30,000 square feet in the city's newest skyscraper.
- This updated design supersedes a 2017 version that would have replaced the stucco walls with an all-glass exterior.
- With demand for new office space downtown in historic decline, the developer is working to bring a national hotel brand to his proposed DXV Central tower.
- The tower would be downtown Orlando's first major co-living development, where tenants lease a bedroom for about $1,000 a month.
- The vacant buildings are just north of the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando's Central Business District.
- A selection of outdoor video displays can show movies, interactive art and live performances.
- The developer wants to scrap one of three residential towers and all of the office space for the mixed-use project in Orlando's Central Business District.
- The renovation of Paramount on Lake Eola, anchored by Publix in downtown Orlando, follows its condo termination in 2017 that gave Northland Investment Corp. full control of the property.
- The fully-furnished apartment units will be available to rent by the bedroom for about $1,000 a month.
- Both tower developers plan a mix of luxury hotel and residential units, with cafes and restaurants on the ground floor and rooftop.
- The new tower is projected to cost $60 million and take three years to build.
- The proposed 39-story mixed-use tower is one of a half-dozen high-rise projects on the drawing boards for downtown Orlando.
- The deal was part of an effort by Cuhaci & Peterson to consolidate its offices in Central Florida.
- The Municipal Planning Board meeting minutes go before Orlando's City Council next month. Opposing residents have exactly a week to file an appeal.
- The $19.4 million building renovation is scheduled for completion this fall.
- The tower would also have the first luxury condos built in downtown Orlando since the market crashed.
- The new tower would house medical offices, research labs and related health care services.
- The new plans for the Monarch tower call for a full-service hotel and 380 apartments with concierge service.
- The proposed Mariposa Grove tower would bring 109 units of affordable senior housing to one of the most expensive neighborhoods in downtown Orlando.
- The developer estimates it will cost $20 million to renovate the building exterior and convert it to apartments.
- The new mixed-use towers could continue the northern expansion of Orlando's downtown core.
