Osceola County Developments

The developer opened North America's first Crystal Lagoon at Pasco County's Epperson Ranch and has three more underway.

The company is partnering with Taylor Morrison Homes to expand its horizontal apartment concept nationally, starting with Texas, Florida and North Carolina.

Four more Orlando-area apartment communities transacted last week for a combined value of $327 million.

The physician paid $5.9 million for the landmark building on Celebration Avenue.

All of the builders will be required to use wood-frame construction and Florida-friendly landscaping.

The new owner specializes in retail but also is considering an independent living facility as a potential use for the site.

The deal would roughly double the land holdings for BTI in Osceola County, adding 3,835 more homesites to its portfolio.

The school board was scheduled to discuss the higher fees at its July 13 meeting but pulled this item from its agenda.

The Atlanta-based developer purchased the 18-acre site this week and started construction the next day.

The homebuilder is buying land right next door to its community on Live Oak Lake for a sister subdivision.

The buyer is a New York developer who specializes in micro-apartments and co-living communities.

CBRE Global Investors and Starwood Capital Group are among the investment firms that recently bought multifamily communities throughout Central Florida.

The buyers want to add apartments, a grocery store and a boutique hotel to the golfing community east of St. Cloud.

The newly renamed Westview community will launch a townhouse community and four single-family neighborhoods, including an age-restricted neighborhood, in late 2022.

The buyer is an Orlando businessman and first-time real estate developer who plans to self-finance the construction of the 152-unit resort.

The proposed hotel would be about a mile from the World Drive interchange that leads directly onto Disney property.

The land has been designated for industrial development since the Harmony master plan was approved nearly 20 years ago.

Osceola County's School Board will consider a lower rate for studio apartments if they're less than 600 square feet, but not for one-bedroom apartments.

Construction will start within a few weeks, and sales should launch by the end of the year.

The Partin family received multiple offers at or above the $140 million price. The winning bid came from a family friend who happens to live right across from the ranch.

The school board's consultant is recommending modest changes for most types of housing. The notable exception is studio and one-bedroom apartments, which could see their impact fees reduced by 97%.

The last week of May saw lenders approve about $200 million in construction loans for five new Class A apartment communities in Lake Nona, Kissimmee, Davenport and on Lake Whippoorwill.

The nine-bedroom vacation home with a 100-foot-long pool already had $300,000 in future bookings at the time of the sale.

A rehabilitation hospital and new gas station-convenience store brand are targeting the Kissimmee site on S. John Young Parkway.

The hotel had a 94% occupancy rate in April, which gave the developer confidence to move forward with the expansion.

The new retail plaza is planned for Solivita Marketplace, next door to Poinciana Medical Center.

The proposed office park is on a portion of Neptune Road that's scheduled to be widened to four lanes next year.

More apartments, shops and a hotel are also coming to Celebration as Island Village begins to take shape.

AcadeMir Schools hopes to open in time for the 2022 school year.

The school district will pay $7.1 million for the land with plans to open a new K-8 school there in 2024.