Lake County Developments

The developer has multifamily projects underway in Lake County, both in Mount Dora and Fruitland Park.

Lake County Commissioners want to create a new category for conservation subdivisions with stretch design guidelines over most of the county.

The 60,000-square-foot Clermont dealership will have a small showroom and large service center for owners of the electric vehicles.

The nation's third-largest homebuilder has plans for a new neighborhood on the Lake-Orange county line with up to 950 new homesites.

The developer has zoning in place to build 266 townhomes in Mount Dora at the intersection of U.S. Hwy. 441 and State Road 46.

The hospital company bought a portion of land approved for 600 multifamily units and 152,000 square feet of commercial space.

The Towneplace Suites by Marriott is the third new nationally-branded hotel in the works along U.S. 441 in Mount Dora.

The 6-bedroom house sits on a double lot totaling 2.7 acres with 123 feet of frontage on Lake Griffin on the Harris Chain of Lakes.

The developer paid $1.75 million for the land so he could add another 399 residential lots to the new subdivision just outside of Eustis.

The 65-acre site next door to the huge Kroger-Ocado warehouse in Groveland was recently rezoned to light industrial.

The developer is working with D.R. Horton to design a neighborhood that fits the city's Village concept.

The city approved zoning in 2016 that allows 737 homes. The developer bought it with entitlements two years later and is now prepping for construction.

The nation's largest owner and operator of medical office buildings will plant a flag in the Orlando market with the 175,000-square-foot medical campus at Olympus.

Lake Commissioners are evaluating whether to raise their transportation impact fees, which are substantially lower than other Central Florida counties.

The 28-acre fairgrounds could be a valuable redevelopment site or public asset for Eustis if the city can negotiate a fair price.

The developer scaled down the density of the proposed subdivision in Fruitland Park with larger lot sizes and townhomes instead of apartments.

The proposed mixed-use project could add up to 2,800 homes to the small bedroom community in rural Lake County.

The CitySide Townhomes at the northwest quadrant of U.S. 27 and State Road 50 would be within walking distance of grocery stores, shops and restaurants.

A local developer will start construction on four projects in the downtown Mount Dora this year that will bring more offices, retail, housing and possibly a craft brewery with rooftop bar.

Two-time Super Bowl Champ Ike Taylor wants to grow future NFL players and other college athletes on his 8-acre farm in rural Lake County.

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.

The developer wants to build hundreds of purpose-built rental homes just outside of The Villages retirement community.

Four new projects would add nearly 1,300 apartments and townhomes in the Cagan Crossings area of South Lake County.

The three subdivisions will add a combined 951 homes in the communities of Fruitland Park, Tavares and Mascotte.

The rezoning for Lake Nellie Crossing was approved by a 3-2 vote, following the recommendation of an administrative law judge.

If the annexations had been allowed to go through, the properties could have been developed at a density of three homes per acre.

The initial plan for Loucks Village in Mascotte calls for 299 homes and townhomes.

The Town Council annexed the property but balked at the zoning request for Medium Density Residential, which would have allowed duplexes.

Lake Griffin Preserve will have 50 lots, including 21 lakefront lots, and a private boat launch for residents.

Mount Dora residents objected to the density of the project, which would have added nearly 800 homes and apartments next to the Country Club of Mount Dora.