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It will take over a year excavate the 47-acre marina basin that will become community's signature landmark.
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The mobility fee hikes would affect all new residential construction and most categories of commercial construction.
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The developer hopes to start construction in April on the new 250-unit apartment community about a mile from The LOOP.
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Park Square Homes will offer front and rear-loaded townhomes to the neighborhood, which will have 620 detached homes from three different builders.
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The two luxury apartment communities will add over 650 new rental units to the ChampionsGate/Reunion submarket.
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The new Magic Place will bring more hotels, dining and a movie theater to the W192 tourism corridor, but the towers are gone.
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There were 19 qualified groups that registered to bid for the 65,850-square-foot Columbia Promenade retail center.
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The resort buildout will be completed with a mix of townhomes, apartments, timeshares and a condo hotel.
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Creekside would have 110 townhomes, a K-8 school next door and easy access to Lake Nona.
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The consultant's previous work with Poinciana developer, Avatar, gave it a leg up on the competition.
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The developer is planning to build a 247-unit apartment community that could have a road connection to NeoCity.
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The military-themed attraction lets tourists drive tanks through the woods and crush cars. Check that off your bucket list.
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The two builders will finish out the Southern Pines community with 315 homes and an amenity center.
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The plans call for a 7,574-square-foot medical office building and a 8,900-square-foot, multi-tenant retail building.
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The school board rejected the agreement that could have saved the developer over $3 million in school impact fees.
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Unicorp President Chuck Whittall said he plans to break ground within the next 90 days and open the shopping center in late 2021.
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The new interactive gaming suites are part of a $12 million makeover at the hotel, which will reopen later this year as the Wyndham Kissimmee Celebration.
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The long-term plan for the site calls for apartments and a community garden, but for now it will function as the community's first sales office.
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The gated, lakefront mansion resides on nearly four acres overlooking Lake East Tohopekaliga.
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The project would bring nearly 450 market rate apartments and senior housing units on Old Vineland Road.
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A new road along the back of the shopping center could provide direct access to NeoCity.
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The new mixed-use project on Lake Toho will have trail connections to downtown Kissimmee's Lakefront Park.
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The three sites already have approved development plans for a new industrial park, credit union and $50 million apartment complex.
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Find out who submitted bids for the two contracts and what experience they bring to the table.
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The property had entitlements for industrial development, but last year Osceola County changed the land use, forcing the owners to design a totally different project.
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The homebuilder wants to develop more than 310 homes on the southeast corner of Nolte Road and Michigan Avenue.
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The homebuilder redesigned the subdivision to go from 320 lots to 315.
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St. Cloud hasn't had a new hotel built in the city limits since 1974. The City Council wants a feasibility study to help lure one to the market.
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See which national homebuilder is under contract for over 500 homesites on the shore of Alligator Lake.
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This would be the company's third senior housing community planned in the Orlando market, along with projects in Poinciana and near UCF.
