- Less than two miles south of the Orlando - Apopka Airport, the property is beside the Amazon distribution center.
- The developer is gearing up for its second warehouse project in Apopka on land a few miles to the southeast of its first.
- The vision for Cadence is to eventually establish 1.3 million square feet of warehouse space in the Apopka logistics hub.
- The 65-acre site next door to the huge Kroger-Ocado warehouse in Groveland was recently rezoned to light industrial.
- Blue Steel Development is looking to add three more industrial warehouses to Apopka along SR 441.
- Apartments are not currently permitted within the 200-acre Infinity Park. Developer Tavistock seeks to change that.
- The location right at a major interchange on Florida's Turnpike makes the site ideal for a distribution center.
- Tavistock is seeking entitlements for an additional 7,225 housing units in Lake Nona, in addition to the 13,592 currently approved for the area.
- In addition to Sungate Logistics Park, Timberline has plans to develop a mix of retail, office, hospitality, apartments and BTR residential units around the intersection of Interstate 95 and LPGA Boulevard.
- The developer wants to build a 1.3 million-square-foot logistics park on Pace Road, across from the site where county commissioners denied a similar proposal.
- Mid-Florida Logistics Park could be growing by some extra 65 acres. Plans for the second phase include 839,000 square feet of new speculative industrial space.
- Ustler was honored for delivering the year's top office building: Electronic Arts in Creative Village. Yvonne Baker, executive director of Florida State University’s Real Estate Center, received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
- A new distribution warehouse building is being planned in the International Corporate Center, where companies like Disney Cruise Line, Escalade Sports and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions have a presence.
- The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida approved the sale of over 200 acres in Apopka to a Vero Beach-based company that plans to build a new mixed-use community.
- For about the past 20 years, Denholtz has invested in properties throughout the I-4 corridor. The most recent acquisition was a $17.5 million deal for the Celebration Business Center back in December.
- The California-based developer now owns 550 acres in South Lake County with zoning and entitlements for homes, apartments, offices and warehousing.
- The two e-commerce distribution centers in Groveland and Ocala will have a combined 1.33 million square feet. Both are scheduled for completion in 2023.
- The developers are buying into The Ridge at Lake Bronson master-planned community, entitled for up to 683 homes, 678 apartments, 350,000 square feet of commercial/office space, and 1.5 million square feet of industrial uses.
- The Emirati company plans to take the entire fifth floor and naming rights at one of Tavistock Development Company’s newly built office buildings in the Lake Nona Town Center.
- Dr. Phillips will convert a small warehouse building in the heart of the Packing District into spec office space with a large covered patio space.
- The 130-acre site is adjacent to Osceola County's largest new spec industrial park, but it's also in the middle of an established residential area.
- The health system won’t be demolishing the existing 3-story Holy Land Experience auditorium just yet. The submitted application mentions keeping the property for future potential uses.
- Plans shortly follow another recently completed and fully-leased office building developed by Equity Partners in the Central Florida Research Park.
- Plans are under review for a new 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility. Nobis Rehabilitation Partners is targeting Altamonte Springs for its first Florida project.
- The developer believes direct access to the city-owned rail spur will help attract tenants looking for shipping alternatives.
- The warehouse would be the first project on the 97-acres in the Poinciana Industrial Park that sold a few months ago for $3.5 million.
- The Windermere-based company wants to develop 164,000 square feet of self-storage space, just a short distance away from another proposed commercial complex fronting West Colonial Drive.
- The proposed Apopka Commerce Center industrial park will introduce more than 1.2 million square feet of warehouse space across four new buildings along U.S. 441.
- The proposed development, named after the Greek god Helios, is located about a mile away from the Sanford Sunrail station.
- The 130,000-square-foot DataSite Orlando facility between John Young Parkway and the Beachline Expressway went through a multimillion-dollar renovation prior to trading hands.