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The developer is behind a newly proposed $80 million hotel project less than a mile away from SeaWorld Orlando.
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The new plans for the Monarch tower call for a full-service hotel and 380 apartments with concierge service.
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The new mixed-use towers could continue the northern expansion of Orlando's downtown core.
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Dozens of people were still living in the motels last winter when utility companies shut off the power and water service.
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The contract purchaser wants to develop up to 260 short-term rental units, plus a nine-story hotel with a maximum of 240 rooms.
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The developer is in discussions to bring a new IHG all-suites brand to the Orlando Airport submarket.
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Even with hotel occupancy at historic lows, new developments in prime locations can still get financing.
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The Canadian company bought the Choice-branded hotel in 2014 for $4 million and sold it last week for $10.55 million.
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The county spent $50,000 for a plan that would have brought more restaurants, shopping and entertainment to the W192 corridor, but it never got off the ground.
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The Topgolf entertainment venue that's currently under construction on Greenwood Boulevard is slated to open sometime next year.
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CEO Greg Spencer sent an email to staff Sunday saying to expect a significant amount of layoffs and pay cuts on its entire workforce, including corporate employees and employees at their properties.
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Even as the hotel industry faces crippling losses, the Omni Orlando at ChampionsGate is pushing forward on a major capital project.
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Active brokers in Central Florida said they are seeing fewer bids placed on properties, and industry insiders claim hotel deals are frozen.
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The county's Development Review Committee met with applicants by conference call Wednesday, but the Planning Commission is canceled until further notice.
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The studio apartments will have Class-A finishes and amenities with attainable rents for hourly workers along the tourism corridor.
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The new dual-branded Marriott hotel would be walking distance to Orlando Health at Tupperware and SunRail.
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The new owner will keep the Castle theme, but plans a full renovation and new restaurant concept.
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The new tower would add nearly 2,000 more hotel rooms to the North I Drive submarket near Universal's new Epic Universe theme park.
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The budget motels could help fill the market demand for affordable workforce housing in the tourism corridor.
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The proposed four-story hotel would rise as part of Randall Greene’s 65-acre mixed-use project site surrounding Boo Boo Lake in Orlando’s tourism corridor.
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A total of 997 rooms are set to come online by the end of 2020 on the northern side of Flagler Avenue in Disney's Flamingo Crossings.
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Lake Mary could be getting its first food hall and a new extended-stay hotel.
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The developer withdrew its permit application last year to buy itself some time to deal with wetland mitigation credit purchases and other issues. Now plans are back on track.
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The owners of the Marriott Orlando World Center hotel just submitted plans seeking to add 60,000 square feet of meeting space and an aquatic park with three new slides.
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Osceola County’s latest vacation home resort would offer eco-friendly designs, a park-like setting and unparalleled level of service. Find out about the development plans for the proposed $290 million project.
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The Kissimmee resort will have its own on-site restaurants, bars and even a pet hotel to serve roughly 2,000 guests per day.
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The seller bought the property about seven years after Universal Studios in Orlando opened in 1990. Today, the hotel stands to benefit off its location on Kirkman Road, which is being extended to pass through Universal Orlando’s planned Epic Universe theme park.
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Read our interview with the developer about why he was drawn to this hotel conversion project and how it fits his investment goals.
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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.
