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Canadian developer pays $34M for land to build Muslim-friendly Disney-area resort
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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Planning board approves pair of downtown towers and I-Drive resort
When it's all said and done, the three projects could be worth over $500 million.
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New York firm buys Candlewood Suites Lake Mary; just the second hotel sale this year in Seminole
Hear what industry experts say about how new hotel supply in Seminole County might affect future sales.
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Winslow’s Pointe planned subdivision, hotel on hold for gas station fence debate
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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Local hotelier begins planning I-Drive hotel expansion that will fit artisanal retailers
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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Auro Hotels submits development plan for hotels near Universal’s new theme park
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.
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Prime property between ChampionsGate and Reunion being prepped for development
The proposed land use change would allow for the maximum density of over 4,000 residential units.
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Sanford developer Gillio has pair of projects in Lake Nona, Davenport
With construction underway on an estate subdivision in Lake Nona, the developer has turned his attention to a new vacation home community in Four Corners.
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Margaritaville and other Encore resorts in Orlando join Marriott’s new home-rental service
Short-term rentals at resorts developed by Art Falcone in the Orlando/Kissimmee market will soon be available on Marriott International’s recently launched website offering home-rental reservations, thanks to a new partnership with his family’s tourism company, Rentyl.
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NY hotelier moves forward on preparing for development on U.S. 27 in Polk County
Plans for a new hotel near the U.S. 27 - I-4 interchange appear to be moving forward.
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Tavistock adds 17th floor to new hotel in Lake Nona Town Center
The developer is seeking FAA approval for the added height to the hotel tower.
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City planning staff support new Dezerland master plan at former Artegon mall
If approved, the vast parking lots at Artegon could be redeveloped with over a thousand apartments, a new hotel and more shops.
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Hotel and new senior living community slated for 153-acre Wellness and Technology Park in Lake Mary
Construction on the new projects will coincide with a new full-service hospital by Orlando Health, which already has an emergency center in the park.
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The world’s tallest rollercoaster in Orlando’s I-Drive corridor nabs FAA approval
The Federal Aviation Administration has granted development rights to modified plans of the proposed Skyplex entertainment complex set to rise near the busy I-Drive-Sand Lake Road intersection.
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Osceola to invite all three bidders to make presentations for E192 hotel sites
The county's selection committee hasn't ruled anyone out yet. They want a partner who can take it across the finish line.
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Osceola to review hotel bids for NeoCity and Heritage Park
Get a look at the potential hotel brands and concepts being proposed to serve the arena and neighboring technology park.
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Crystal Ridge luxury vacation complex back on track as The Azur Resort
Construction is moving forward again on a luxury vacation townhome complex across from Reunion that had been stalled since last year.
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Marriott Courtyard on Palm Parkway sells for $33.5M
The buyer is a Philadelphia-based firm that already has three hotels in greater Orlando.
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Lincoln plans second hotel in Church Street tower phase 2
The new tower would be 400 feet tall with a penthouse-level ballroom and roof terrace.
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Lennar files master plan for new resort on 77-acre I-Drive site
Lennar is one of the biggest vacation home builders in Osceola County. Now it's looking to bring that model to Orlando's I-Drive tourism corridor.
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Owner of a self-storage development site near Ruby Lake wants to build a hotel instead
A site that once garnered the interest of Orlando-based Simply Self Storage is being prepped to accommodate a 162-room hotel.
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Las Palmeras by HGVC begins expansion plan for 1,000 timeshares on Universal Boulevard
Coming off the heels of a recently completed amenity expansion, the development team behind the 226-key resort is looking to add three new high-rise towers to its property.
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Developer releases more details about mixed-use project at Tupperware SunRail station
Developer says construction will start this year on mixed-use development at Tupperware SunRail station.
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Extended stay hotel planned near Sanford International Airport
This is one of five new hotels in the pipeline for Seminole County. Find out when it's scheduled to open.
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Trio of developers bidding for hotel sites at Heritage Park and Neocity (updated)
Find out which hotel companies will vie for a chance to build up to four new hotels on Osceola's East 192 corridor.
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Tavistock updates master plan for Lake Nona Town Center
Tavistock has started building a 16-story hotel in its Lake Nona Town Center. Find out what else is in store for later this year.
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New owner of boutique Eo Inn by Lake Eola says ‘years from now’ it may expand
First the developer intends to renovate the hotel. Later, it hopes to expand and bring a prominent hotel flag.
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Osceola reboots plan for new hotels at NeoCity and Heritage Park
It's been three years since Osceola County officials sought bids for hotel developers at Heritage Park and NeoCity. Now they're hoping the timing is right.
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Downtown Winter Garden is getting a new boutique hotel, its first in decades
City officials say Winter Garden's downtown region is in vital need for more hotel rooms — its newest being the first of its size in nearly a century.
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Orlando hotel sales lag despite record tourism numbers
In the world's most visited city, the economy is booming and tourism numbers are off the charts. So why aren't hotels in Orlando selling?
