Osceola County Developments

National homebuilders have claimed more than 850 new homesites along Zuni Road in Osceola County.

The doctor/developer has medical office projects in Winter Park, Winter Garden and Lake Mary. Now he's turning his attention to St. Cloud's U.S. 192 corridor.

Osceola County is studying three routes for the Celebration Boulevard extension, and two of them would directly impact a planned $100 million mixed-use project on County Road 532.

The 9-acre lot in the Publix-anchored Village Shops at Bellalago is one of three commercial lots on Bellalago Drive that were approved for multifamily development.

The luxury homebuilder has filed construction plans for a new community with over 250 homes.

The owner has scrapped plans to build an apartment complex on the site of the former driving range and clubhouse and swapped it for something more palatable to the residents.

Orlando’s resurgent tourism economy has led to a rush of hotel sales this month, including three Quality Inns and one Clarion flag, all to separate buyers.

Three hotels on Kissimmee's W192 corridor are currently being converted to workforce housing, but only a trickle of new applications have been filed since the new ordinance went into effect.

The Sedona Ridge project could add thousands of apartments or rental homes to the Four Corners area. It's one of three major projects Richland has in the works in Central Florida.

The location right at a major interchange on Florida's Turnpike makes the site ideal for a distribution center.

A proposed multifamily community on W. Carroll Street and a long-dormant mixed-use project on John Young Parkway were approved by Kissimmee's planning staff.

Buyers new to the Orlando market dropped $90 million for the NORA apartment community in downtown Orlando and $154.1 million for the Jefferson Lake Howell apartment community in Casselberry.

The proposed BTR neighborhood would rise in the heart of Osceola County's vacation home corridor along Westside Boulevard.

The project is getting off the ground just as another Sunrise City multifamily community became the first in Osceola County to sell for over $100 million.

The company is committed to spending at least $900 million in the first phase of the town center, which will bring over 3 million square feet of new construction to the NeoCity lakefront.

The developer put the brakes on the project during COVID and redesigned it with larger floorplans, balconies and work-from-home flex space.

The developers got their notice to proceed on the construction of a 312-unit apartment community just minutes from the Disney theme parks.

One of the nation’s top developers of student housing just paid $10.5 million for its first single-family build-to-rent project in the Orlando market.

The resort will have North America's first alcohol-free "conservative lifestyle" hotel designed to appeal to observant Muslims and Orthodox Jews.

D.R. Horton was the first homebuilder in the East of Lake Toho district with Kindred. Now it's looking at property on Kissimmee Park Road.

Developers told GrowthSpotter they are glad to see the program be reinstated, but some are hesitant about using it for their own projects, while others are strategizing to raise equity right away.

The developer will file plans for a 482-home subdivision on Poinciana Boulevard, about 1.5 miles south of the SunRail station.

Rosewood Pointe would add nearly 200 units of much-needed affordable housing to Kissimmee's tourism corridor.

KB Home is looking to grow its footprint in the St. Cloud submarket with a new residential community on Whip O Will Lane.

The 2-story addition will nearly double the amount of space for the city's Building Department, leaving plenty of room for future growth.

Solamar on Old Vineland Road was originally approved as a short-term rental townhouse community. The developers are opting for long-term rentals instead.

The sellers had already begun renovations to rebrand the hotel across from Celebration under Marriott's premium, full-service Delta flag.

New apartments, senior housing and medical offices are all in the works around the Kissimmee hospital.

The 23,000-square-foot luxury villa in Reunion Resort can sleep up to 30 guests and rents out for an average of $50,000 per week.

The community college opened in 2017 and has no student housing. Developers are looking to fill the gap with new apartments and build-to-rent homes within walking distance of campus.