Lake County Developments

The deal covers 967 lots in the Hills of Minneola master-planned community. Dream Finders Homes paid $27.3 million this month for the first half of the lots.

The real estate company is planning to introduce its luxury Broadstone multifamily brand on a parcel north of S.R. 50, once poised for retail development.

The 10-acre development would bring a taste of downtown living to Groveland by combining offices, apartments and retail uses.

The City Council has previously denied the rezoning, but a special magistrate sided with the developer.

The annexation votes for 164 acres in the Eustis Joint Planning Area have been on hold since December 2020.

Developer Parkway will commence construction shortly after the zoning update is approved.

The annexation vote for Pine Meadows has been on hold since December 2020. This vote was meant to give the developer "a sense of comfort" that City Commissioners are happy with the plan.

The Orlando-based homebuilder is acquiring 1,150 residential lots in Lake, Polk and Brevard counties, where it will start vertical construction on new homes by spring 2022.

The site would be developed in four phases, starting with a 75-unit apartment building with ground-level retail and a food hall.

The homebuilder will begin mass grading the site within a few weeks, but construction on the first homes in Wellness Way is still a year away.

The longtime owner of this historic home in Sorrento is asking $500,000. She hopes the buyer "won't modernize" it too much.

The two projects would create about 3,450 new homes in the county's Rural Transition Area.

The subdivision plans for Drake Point Park include 43-estate lots on Lake Harris that can have private docks.

The sprawling master-planned community will be getting a new hospital, a Del Webb retirement community and a new Build-to-Rent neighborhood.

The Whispering Hills mixed-use development would convert the former Massey Ranch on U.S. 27 into a golfing and equestrian community with nearly 3,000 homes and apartments.

The buyer would be getting land in the Christopher C. Ford Commerce Park at a steep discount in exchange for creating at least 130 high-paying jobs.

The Villages Development Company plans to start construction this year on the first phase of a 15-year, $100 million wellness district.

The final City Council vote is slated for September on the redesigned Village community along Villa City Road.

The new subdivision could add 264 homes and nearly 800 new residents to greater Mount Dora.

A newly proposed commercial plaza near Horizon West can accommodate up to 16,800 square feet of retail space and 22,400 square feet of restaurant space.

The Trout Lake PUD would also be approved for an apartment community and over 600,000 square feet of commercial or office space.

The builder is nearly complete planning the 112-unit Tranquility vacation townhome community within its 145-acre foothold in the Four Corners area of Lake County.

The same group behind the Lake Mary Wellness & Technology Park bought the infill development site along W. Colonial Drive this year for $8.6 million.

Construction on the 243-acre sports and entertainment district will begin later this summer. The first sports venues could open in about two years.

The homebuilder is ramping up production, with plans to open eight new communities this year and six in 2022.

Developer Sheldon Rubin got approvals from the county for up to 1,200 residential units and vacation rental homes just north of Cagan Crossings.

The new subdivisions in Fruitland Park and Tavares could add more than 800 more homes to Lake County.

Cypress Bluff would be approved for a total of 386 homes, down from the previously requested 437-home project that was denied by Groveland City Council in 2020.

AR Homes now has the opportunity to build on homesites within Bella Collina or on customer-owned lots throughout the greater Orlando area, including Orange, Seminole and Lake counties.

The project has been renamed Chelsea Square Station, in an effort to shed the stigma of the failed development.