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Motel conversions would only be permitted in designated areas of the W192 corridor if commissioners adopt the recommendation in October. - The developer is a South Korean tech entrepreneur who has pledged to build a 3 million square foot city center, with condos, office towers, a convention hotel and retail center in Neocity.
- The lush gardens and vibrant-hued glass sculptures will be lit at night, providing unparalleled views from the hotel and luxury condominiums that will be co-located in the tower.
- The Comfort Inn Maingate, which is less than a mile from Walt Disney World, is the latest hotel property to sell at about 20% below its pre-COVID valuation.
- Visitors will have the option of staying in one of 10 new treehouse accommodations overlooking the safari attraction.
- None of the registered bidders were willing to go higher than the $8.5 million stalking horse bid that came in before the auction even started.
- The sphere-topped Four Points Sheraton Orlando on I-Drive had been on the market for over two years. The seller said he couldn't afford to wait out the pandemic.
- Falcone Group may have not submitted the highest offer to purchase the property, but the evaluation committee favored its mixed-use experience and integration of affordable housing.
- The site would be developed in four phases, starting with a 75-unit apartment building with ground-level retail and a food hall.
- Daytona Gateway Marina will be a luxury apartment and hotel development facing the east side of the Halifax River in Daytona Beach. The recently secured financing will help cover pre-development costs and the construction of its first phase: a 138-slip marina.
- Plans for the 30-story Monarch Tower, near the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts, call for a luxury apartment community and full-service lifestyle hotel with shared amenities and services.
- The plaintiff contends he is owed a commission of $5.6 million, or 4% of the full $140 million in bonds approved to fund the creation of the Community Development District where City Center West Orange is being built.
- Osceola Commissioners say the rash of hotel and motel conversions on W192 is harming the Kissimmee brand. The moratorium will give them time to draft an ordinance that would prohibit any future conversions on the W192 corridor.
- The purple motel on Kissimmee's W192 tourist corridor was the setting of "The Florida Project" movie.
- The building standards outlined in the latest Orange Avenue Overlay District proposal reduce its boundaries and building entitlements.
- The next phase of Creative Village will include a luxury apartment tower, an office tower and a new hotel.
- The buyer is a New York developer who specializes in micro-apartments and co-living communities.
- The 1,100-room Orlando Marriott Village hotel complex was built in 2000 and includes the Courtyard Orlando Lake Buena Vista hotel, the SpringHill Suites Orlando Lake Buena Vista hotel and the Fairfield Inn & Suites Orlando Lake Buena Vista hotel.
- The new hotels will add a combined 455 select-service rooms and suites to the market area.
- Orlando has been waiting five years for someone to build a Crystal Lagoon in the region. Now two are slated to open in 2023.
- The proposed hotel would be about a mile from the World Drive interchange that leads directly onto Disney property.
- The proposal calls for 150 hotel rooms on three floors in the 18-story tower, planned across from the new Orlando Magic training facility.
- The project will be right across the street from a major outlet mall at the I-95 interchange and will feature a mix of townhomes, apartments, retail and hotels.
- Increases to Orange County transportation and school impact fees remain in limbo while planning officials work to justify and readjust fees to standards they believe best help offset the cost of fast-paced growth.
- The developer plans to use 26 shipping containers to build a robust food hall experience on I-Drive called Steel Chef’s Market.
- The proposed Camden Market resort destination features more than 2,000 hotel rooms and 380,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.
- Plans are part of the second phase of a 27-acre mixed-use development known as The Vue at Satellite Beach.
- The hotel had a 94% occupancy rate in April, which gave the developer confidence to move forward with the expansion.
- A Brooklyn-based investment company wants to demolish the condemned Blossom Park condo complex, built as a Days Inn in the 1970s, and develop new affordable housing.
- The latest hotel project near Legoland, a proposed Best Western Plus, has been in the works since 2016.
