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An entity affiliated with a New York-based evangelical nonprofit bought the hotel for $6 million. - The city’s historic preservation board approved the exterior design of the hotel in March, green-lighting it for construction.
- With the latest transactions, finalized on June 14, the company now has ownership of three hotels side-by-side along Palm Parkway.
- The latest hotel conversion could take place in the heart of Orlando's I-Drive tourism corridor.
- The Towneplace Suites by Marriott is the third new nationally-branded hotel in the works along U.S. 441 in Mount Dora.
- Radix Hawk Group plans to renovate, rebrand and then expand the hotel to add another 142 rooms.
- The developer also plans to break ground this year on a new hotel and medical office building.
- The developer plans to spend up to $7 million to repair and renovate the 154-room motel into affordable workforce housing.
- Early site plans, titled “Flamingo Village Shops” show an unnamed 200-room hotel and 8,450 square-foot of retail space.
- It would be the 10th Residence Inn by Marriott in the Orlando market
- The developer unfurled more detailed plans about the Evermore Orlando Resort’s layout and amenities, including a new waterslide and beach bar.
- Orlando’s resurgent tourism economy has led to a rush of hotel sales this month, including three Quality Inns and one Clarion flag, all to separate buyers.
- Ocala-based HDG Hotels — which currently owns a Fairfield Inn in Kissimmee and manages a Wyndham Garden on International Drive — is leading the development project.
- Three hotels on Kissimmee's W192 corridor are currently being converted to workforce housing, but only a trickle of new applications have been filed since the new ordinance went into effect.
- In total, the application requests an allowance of 332 multi-family units and 5,300 square feet of commercial space.
- A 2018 proposal for Orlando's first Le Meridian Hotel has been scrapped. Two separate developers are now seeking approval for Hyatt House and a 1,000-room hotel with a conference center on same block.
- The buyer is tied to a New York-based real estate company that recently acquired Kissimmee’s second-largest hotel, the Grand Orlando Resort at Celebration.
- The resort will have North America's first alcohol-free "conservative lifestyle" hotel designed to appeal to observant Muslims and Orthodox Jews.
- Developers told GrowthSpotter they are glad to see the program be reinstated, but some are hesitant about using it for their own projects, while others are strategizing to raise equity right away.
- The proposed Hamlin 30 project is being proposed next to where Valencia College is planning a Horizon West campus and the planned Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine.
- The creators of AREA15 in Las Vegas said they plan to open a second and larger entertainment center in Orlando’s tourism corridor by 2024.
- The sellers had already begun renovations to rebrand the hotel across from Celebration under Marriott's premium, full-service Delta flag.
- A long-time planned 107-room mixed-use hotel with a 4-story parking garage, 2,520 square feet of meeting space and 3,600 square feet of public ground-floor retail is set to break ground this summer in downtown Cocoa.
- The developer will top off the 5-story Hyatt House Orlando Airport later this month and open in early 2023.
- The new owners already have a buyer under contract with plans to build 330 apartments.
- A new 106-room Home2 Suites hotel will rise on the footprint of the old K-mart store on Cypress Gardens Boulevard, across from Legoland.
- The economy-branded motel behind Kissimmee's giant orange landmark will get $1 million in renovations by the new owner.
- The developer plans to break ground this fall on a 150-room TRYP by Wyndham, as well as a fine dining restaurant and retail center at OHP.
- It's back to the drawing board for the City of Eustis after commissioners voted to cease negotiations with an Orlando developer for the three city blocks near the downtown lakefront.
- Conceptual plans show the developer wants to build 244 new hotel-resort units as it approaches the groundbreaking of the fourth phase of its Grove Resort and Water Park in Horizon West.
