Industrial Real Estate Developments

Conceptual plans for the proposed Northstar Logistics Center show five industrial buildings ranging between approximately 80,000 square feet to 400,000 square feet.

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 buyer wants to build nearly 2.5 million square feet of industrial warehouse space on what was the original T.G. Lee dairy farm.

A request to revise the Barkeritaville PUD would allow for a three-story, 104,900-square-foot self-storage facility next to Pet Paradise Winter Garden.

The equipment company tapped the McNulty Group to build a new and larger warehouse for its location in Apopka.

The Orlando-based real estate company wants to build two 48,000-square-foot warehouse buildings along Clarcona Road with a joint venture partner.

Brookfield Properties is beginning to develop the first phase of what’s expected to be a new 800,000-square-foot industrial park near Orlando International Airport.

The proposal sits within a 65-acre mixed-use community being developed by DCS Investment Holdings, owned by Washington Football Team minority owner Dwight C. Schar.

The plans follow recent development activity in the area and contribute to the surrounding 24,000-acre Sunbridge master-planned community by Tavistock Development Company.

With one industrial park planned for construction this year in Groveland, the developer will start work on a second next year in Winter Haven.

All together, the submitted plans allow for more than 455,000 square feet of distribution space with a potential 15-acre third phase.

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The proposed master-planned community consists of 1.5 million square feet of industrial space, more than 200,000 square feet of general commercial space, up to 278 multifamily units, and up to 643 townhomes or single-family residences.

Plans follow the company’s completion of Distribution 429, a large speculative industrial park less than five minutes away from its newly proposed project.

ACE Relocation Systems, one of the largest haulers in the Atlas Van Lines network, plans to move into a new 120,000-square-foot warehouse at Lincoln International Corporate Park.

Plans feature a Japanese carbonized wood finish and a steel-framed screen at the top of the building that highlights its original parapet design.

Conceptual plans show the developer wants to build about 112,600 square feet of flexible office/warehouse space for multiple tenant use.

The privately-owned real estate and investment company is seeking annex about 11 acres of land into the City of Sanford with plans to build two new industrial buildings.

The North Carolina-based healthcare real estate firm purchased a medical office center in Maitland as part of a calculated expansion plan throughout Florida.

Exeter Property Group is the latest developer to buy land entitled for large-scale industrial development next to the privately-owned Orlando Apopka Airport.

The planned elementary school will be able to accommodate up to 837 students and has the potential to relieve Wyndham Lakes, Oakshire and Wetherbee schools.

The planned projects could add 3 million square feet of new industrial warehouse space to Central Florida.

Sanctuary Medicinals is entering the permitting process for its plans to develop a new cannabis cultivation and processing facility in Apopka.

Tavistock Development Company and a South Florida-based manufacturing company are planning separate industrial warehouses across Central Florida.

Osceola's County Manager says he needs a few more weeks to finalize the negotiations.

This is the second spec industrial project in the pipeline for the Orlando-based developer.

The acrobatic troupe wants to relocate out of its Kissimmee location and nearly double the size of its training facility.

The first two buildings will add 125,000 square feet of warehouse space to the Kissimmee submarket.

Construction of a new roadway, connecting Eidson Drive to State Road 11, will help activate up to 885,000 square feet of new industrial development.

The highest bid would have been a nearly 33% discount off the roughly $1.26 million appraised value.