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The organization is looking to build a $22 million hotel with up to 120 rooms to serve visitors of the proposed Eustis Sailing & Conference Center.
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The destination hotel would have a restaurant on the main floor and a more casual tapas bar on the roof overlooking Lake Eola.
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At least five sites in Winter Park are slated to house future hotels. GrowthSpotter identifies those sites and gives readers an up-to-date reference as to when those projects will open.
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The developer donated almost half of the property to the city to buffer the new hotel, just off the Beachline Expressway, from a residential neighborhood to the north.
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Developer Abdul Mathin initially proposed an ambitious redevelopment called iSquare Mall + Hotel in 2014.
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Blighted commercial center in Winter Garden is being primed for hotel-anchored mixed-use development
Conceptual plans call for demolishing the existing structures to make way for a 102-room Hampton Inn hotel and three commercial outparcels.
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Find out which thrill rides could be coming to Sunset Walk at Margaritaville, and get the latest details on vacation cottage and timeshare construction.
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The code revision would allow the Magic to increase its proposed office tower to 18 stories and 420,000 square feet.
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The votes clear the way for new apartments, commercial uses and a hotel to be built along U.S. 27 in the Wellness Way area.
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3H Group teams up with Atlanta firm for hotel development on former downtown Orlando Travelodge site
The firm bought the land underneath the Hilton Garden Inn/Home2 Orlando Downtown hotel project currently under construction in downtown Orlando.
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One is a popular Choice Hotels extended-stay brand. The other will offer a boutique, 4-star experience with a rooftop lounge to watch Disney fireworks.
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Nearly a dozen new commercial parcels, over 300 residential units and a new hotel are all part of plans for land touching the Holden Avenue roadway extension currently underway.
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The developer is looking to annex property into the city of Ocoee in order to build a new Comfort Inn and MainStay Suites Choice-branded hotel.
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The latest changes to the proposed hotel project exhibit major updates to its balconies, rooftop bar and mural.
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The proposed villas are part of the approximately $350 million Grand Cypress Resort redevelopment plan led by a Dallas-based investment firm.
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The recently acquired Coco Key Hotel and Water Resort on I-Drive underwent a $40 million renovation nearly a decade ago.
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Land once poised to fit a 900-key resort now has three mid-rise hotels being planned on a site near the Disney theme parks and attractions.
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The development team would build four new hotels along Osceola's E192 corridor with a combined value of $150 million.
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The project would transform the corner of U.S. 27 and Cypress Gardens Boulevard into a bustling retail center with a hotel and new apartments.
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The proposed buyer has filed development plans for a new 5-story hotel that will have views of Disney's Animal Kingdom.
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The new Fairfield Inn on Douglas Avenue will be six stories with 127 rooms.
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The deal takes place after the search for a state-licensed permanent shelter in Central Florida was called off by the federal government back in September.
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Team officials say they will break ground in the spring on the long-anticipated Sports and Entertainment District across from Amway Center.
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The hotelier is converting two former Choice hotels to IHG flags, at a cost of $16 million.
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The developer plans to invest up to $700 million in the project, which also includes a commercial town center on Kissimmee's W192 tourism corridor.
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When it's all said and done, the three projects could be worth over $500 million.
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Hear what industry experts say about how new hotel supply in Seminole County might affect future sales.
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This mixed-use community on Polk County's U.S. 27 corridor will have access to a 4,274-acre lake that's a popular bass fishing spot.
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The design is similar to Boxi Park in Lake Nona, only the most recent proposal serves as part of an expansion of the Heart of I-Drive boutique hotel.
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The developer paid about $8.6 million for the property in 2006. At the time, attractions that have come to define the region like Unicorp’s glowing 400-foot wheel, Icon Orlando 360, had yet to be developed.
