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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 partners are commencing the first two phases of a large 1,150-unit single-family home community just northeast of Lake Lucy.
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Clermont's City Council will now decide whether to grant an extension for the project.
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The new townhomes will be about a block from the city's Victory Pointe Park.
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This will be the second new Publix store in the 2020 pipeline for Lake County.
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The developer would have set aside 13 units for moderate income families to gain 77 market-rate apartments.
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The votes clear the way for new apartments, commercial uses and a hotel to be built along U.S. 27 in the Wellness Way area.
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The property was once approved for a solar farm. Now the owners want to rezone it for a residential community.
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Home prices will start in the low $200s in this community, which is across from Lake Harris.
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Heritage Distilling Co. makes Brown Sugar Bourbon, the World's Best Flavoured Whisky, according to Whisky Magazine.
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The massive mixed-use project covers over 700 acres. It's also approved for 800,000 square feet of commercial and office development.
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All three nearly identical office buildings in Clermont's Florida Plaza have sold in the last six months for over $4 million each.
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The new Richmond American Homes community will be tucked between Lake Harris and the Sleepy Hollow Sports Complex.
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Find out why this apartment site isn't affected by Clermont's multifamily moratorium.
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Construction will start in early 2020. The apartments will be available to seniors who meet income eligibility requirements.
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Developers are prepping for another 600 homes in Clermont's Serenoa community.
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A year ago, the city was talking about adding density bonuses to encourage affordable housing. Now Clermont has a 6-month moratorium on all new multifamily development.
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The post office move in Mount Dora opens up a prime spot in the popular shopping district for a new tenant.
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The Eustis City Council gave staff the go-ahead to move forward with a March 2020 referendum that would give voters the say on whether to spend $10 million on the lakefront complex.
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The Orlando-based homebuilder launched three subdivisions in the U.S. 27 corridor last year. Now it's adding a fourth in Clermont.
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Leesburg shoppers are going to get a bigger, better Publix. The Lakeland grocer plans to build a replacement store on U.S. 441.
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Fast-growing Lake County will be getting new express lanes on the Florida's Turnpike.
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The tract is being prepped to support up to 600 multifamily housing units and a maximum of 152,000 square feet of retail and office uses.
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The Waterman Village retirement community has 250-person waiting list, so it's adding enough new apartments and and cottages to satisfy the demand.
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The Orlando developer has filed engineering plans for the first of five phases for the 578-lot subdivision in Lake County's U.S. 27 corridor.
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Twelve vendors had already signed leases for the Mount Dora Marketplace, including the deli, a 28-tap craft bar, a florist, bakeries and juice bars. Find out when the market opens.
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The first phase of Tara Oaks will bring more than 300 new homes to the pasture lands on the outskirts of Leesburg.
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Olympus Sports & Entertainment Group just closed on a roughly 250-acre land deal where it's planning to build a $1.5 billion sports and wellness-themed community equipped with sport venues, hotels and homes.
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The developer already has deals with restaurant chains for the two end units.
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The closest residential community is Mattamy Homes’ Hawksmoor community in Horizon West, but the toll road would be south of the future Wellness Way.
