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One council member told the applicant “come back in five years" when road improvements can support additional rooftops.
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Grove Park Tower stands out amid several suspended developments in Eustis that have been postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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With development plans delayed, the owners decided to cash out and reinvest the profits.
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Demand for the first 70 units in Clermont Ridge was so high the developer bought the land next door to build another 49 senior apartments.
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The project site features entitlements to develop up to 150 apartment units and more than 88,600 square feet of commercial space.
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Several local investors want to develop a 38,850-square-foot indoor soccer complex directly behind a recently completed marine dealership along S.R. 50.
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As Clermont looks to extend its apartment moratorium until late summer, the City of Tavares is welcoming the development with new incentives.
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Even with hotel occupancy at historic lows, new developments in prime locations can still get financing.
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The homebuilder is starting Phase 2 of of Country Walk and launching a new community called Timberwalk with 376 homes.
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The $33 million project is one of the first public science, technology, engineering and math schools in Florida that will focus its curriculum on environmental studies.
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A landowner affected by Lake County’s Citrus Grove Road extension won a $2.85 million judgement against the county after it initially offered $992,115 in compensation.
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Lennar will offer 10 different floorplans in its section of the master-planned community.
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The developer intends to build a 256-unit multifamily community called Silver Lake Villas.
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The proposed Victory Coast Event Center features public lounge space on its top floor and a marina large enough to dock seaplanes.
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The developers are in discussions with national homebuilders to buy the project once the permits are issued.
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The proposed 36.4-acre industrial park is adjacent to residential neighborhoods to the west and south.
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The City of Clermont invited developers to submit proposals for some city-owned land by the southern shores of Lake Minneola as part of its $22 million downtown master plan.
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A large section in the Lake County's Wolf Branch Innovation District is being prepped to hold up to 20 parcels featuring a mix of educational, multifamily, medical office and commercial uses.
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The $35 million medical campus will be on the site of a former car dealership on S.R. 50.
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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.
