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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.
- A lakefront property near Maitland is on the market and being pursued by a developer who has plans to convert the former rehab center on-site into a hotel with a banquet hall.
- The new 5-story guest tower will bring the room count at the Omni over 1,000, which makes it more competitive for corporate events and conferences.
- After a stagnant year in 2020, Orlando hotels are selling again at their pre-pandemic prices.
- A vacant site in Orlando’s tourism corridor is being prepped for possible multifamily development and potentially affordable housing in order to increase its marketability.
- Winter Park board members are discussing the possibility of updating development codes in one of the city's major gateway corridors.
- Several signature restaurants, a lazy river and over 44,000 square feet of events space are part of plans for the new 550-room Fairmont Orlando hotel.
- Plans for a luxury apartment community, a new assisted living facility and now a Home2 Suites Hotel by Hilton are taking shape within the 150-acre Lake Mary Wellness and Technology Park, where Orlando Health plans to build a $500 million health campus.
- A North Miami-based real estate company wants to build its first hospitality project in Central Florida, with plans for 160-unit all-suite hotel in Kissimmee.
- The first phase of Everest Place will include a town center with restaurants, retail, apartments and offices. It will be followed by up to four hotels, condo towers and a shared swimming lagoon and beach.
- The host of Animal Planet's "Treehouse Masters" is one of the backers of the resort, planned along the St. Johns River in northeast Lake County.
- The design team poured its creative juices into making parking structures look like public art. The formal appearance review is slated for November.
- The Marriott and Hilton franchisee will build its sixth Home2 Suites, and first in Florida, on County Road 532 across from Reunion Village.
- The developer who built Mount Dora's Hampton Inn is adding two new Hilton and IHG flags to the hotel complex along the main thoroughfare.
- The music-themed hotel will have spaces for live entertainment and its own full-service restaurant.
- The Four Seasons Orlando Resort master plan would allow for a building of up to 10 stories on the parcel.
- The plans call for 550 luxury rooms and villas with multiple restaurants, pools, a full spa and 50,000 square feet of ballrooms and meeting space.
- The bank has chosen a New Jersey developer to add more retail, housing, a hotel and an event lawn as part of a total renovation of the aging mall.
- 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.
