- The luxury homebuilder will launch sales in the country club community this summer.
- Lake County Commissioners took extraordinary steps to stop the city from moving forward with the annexations and force it to engage in a joint planning effort.
- The owners want to develop mixed use along State Road 19 and keep their working farm for years to come.
- The 134-lot subdivision will be walking distance from the city's Hickory Point Park, which has boat ramps and other amenities on Lake Harris.
- Until now, the community has been limited to custom builders. The deal with Dream Finders Homes will bring in a new range of buyers.
- The City Council unanimously accepted the proposal from Woosah Craft Brew to open a microbrewery and tap room in the nearly 100-year-old building.
- The planned projects could add 3 million square feet of new industrial warehouse space to Central Florida.
- The new master plan includes the addition of senior housing and sports medicine components to the project.
- This is the second spec industrial project in the pipeline for the Orlando-based developer.
- The City of Fruitland Park has doubled its population in the last five years thanks to new spillover growth from The Villages.
- The number of new home building permits in the town of Mascotte has grown 15-fold in the last three years.
- The buyer was able to get a brand new Class A building for roughly the same price per unit as recent Class B sales.
- The first phase of the hospital would have 50 private rooms and cost about $25 million.
- The proposed $26 million project is in an opportunity zone and a block from the city's proposed Sailing & Conference Center.
- The City of Leesburg gave the thumbs up for the RV garages, so the builder is offering them on 60-foot lots in Seasons at Park Hill.
- The plan calls for a gated community of 156 lots, including 20 premium estate lots directly on Little Lake Harris.
- The developer paid to upgrade the town's water system, which clears the way for the first new subdivision in 50 years.
- A joint venture partnership, that acts as a land banking company for DFH, paid more than $16 million for the 116-acre subdivision.
- David Weekley began developing single-family homes in the community in 2014. Today, the homebuilder has closed more than 200 single-family homes in the area.
- The proposed Magnolia Pointe subdivision is the largest residential development planned in the City of Umatilla.
- The smallest lots in the subdivision would be 70-feet wide, but neighbors still complained about the density.
- The developers rushed to redesign the plan for the 437-home subdivision, but it did nothing to move the needle with Groveland's City Council.
- The sale includes a newly constructed commercial building and a former mattress store that's being converted into a dental office.
- If the plan fails on the final vote, the developer will move forward with the 2006 PUD that calls for 366 townhomes.
- The sellers were among only of a handful of nursery owners in Florida that were granted medical marijuana licenses last year.
- The Leesburg City Council overruled its Planning Commission, which had voted to recommend denial of the project.
- The new apartments and villas would be walking distance from shopping and a new movie theater in Mount Dora.
- The owners have filed construction plans for the new neighborhood less than a mile from the Wekiva Parkway.
- Each city separately approved the addition of medical marijuana dispensaries into their zoning category that allow pharmacies.
- The new owners hope to build a 10,000-square-foot, Tuscan-designed mansion with an event venue and public-use spaces.