Osceola County Developments

The sites along Hickory Tree Road are part of Osceola County's master planning effort for Mixed-Use Districts 5 and 6, east of Alligator Lake.

A daycare center, medical user and several restaurants are planned for the new commercial center.

One apartment complex near Lake Nona and two in Kissimmee have sold in recent weeks for a combined $149.3 million.

The warehouse would be the first project on the 97-acres in the Poinciana Industrial Park that sold a few months ago for $3.5 million.

The 2,050-acre master-planned community is approved for nearly 4,000 homes. The first two builders have filed plans for a combined 599 homes, townhomes and villas.

The builders will offer multiple floorplans with new, contemporary exterior elevations at Big Sky in St. Cloud.

If approved for 554 homes and townhomes, this could be Central Florida's largest Build-for-Rent subdivision.

Waterstone Capital hopes to have permits in about eight months and start construction as soon as possible on nearly 450 transit-friendly apartments.

The owners of Flamingo Waterpark Resort assembled nearly 30 acres on E192, where they plan to develop a mix of commercial, retail and multifamily uses.

The mixed-use projects are both on busy, six-lane U.S. 192, but that doesn't guarantee that St. Cloud will approve them.

A North Miami-based real estate company wants to build its first hospitality project in Central Florida, with plans for 160-unit all-suite hotel in Kissimmee.

The property on John Young Parkway at Shingle Creek is surrounded by new regional parks, trails and mixed-use development.

The first phase of Everest Place will include a town center with restaurants, retail, apartments and offices. It will be followed by up to four hotels, condo towers and a shared swimming lagoon and beach.

The City Council was on the verge of voting to deny the project when the developer withdrew the application. The project would have been the first apartment complex to be built in the city limits in 20 years.

The once-unheard-of sale price of $5 million is becoming commonplace in Reunion as investors pay top-dollar for vacation homes.

Two homebuilders tried and failed to update the zoning on the 97-acre site on the shore of East Lake Toho. The new owner intends to continue running it as an RV resort and marina.

The nation's third-largest homebuilder is seeking approval for a new subdivision with 375 detached homes in St. Cloud.

The owner of Formosa Gardens on W192 wants to convert the tired shopping center into a mixed-use community with a food hall, craft brewery and hundreds of condos and apartments.

The deal covers over 1,000 lots. The builders paid $16.55 million for the first 568 lots and will close on the rest a year from now.

The Happy Trails estate has its own putting green and an indoor golf simulator in the movie room.

The Miami apartment developer just closed on a site in Kissimmee's popular LOOP/Tupperware submarket and has another site under contract.

The 120-bed assisted living facility would be on Canoe Creek Road next door to an existing rehabilitation center.

The nearly 8,000-square-foot castle-themed home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, two turrets and a pair of gargoyles.

The multifamily developer has started construction on apartments in Ocoee and has two sites under contract in Osceola County.

Motel conversions would only be permitted in designated areas of the W192 corridor if commissioners adopt the recommendation in October.

The developer has engaged design-build firm FINFROCK to complete the $106 million project on Kissimmee's W192 corridor.

The developer is a South Korean tech entrepreneur who has pledged to build a 3 million square foot city center, with condos, office towers, a convention hotel and retail center in Neocity.

The project would bring about 140 townhomes and a 300-unit apartment complex to Narcoossee Road, about a mile north of U.S. 192.

The Comfort Inn Maingate, which is less than a mile from Walt Disney World, is the latest hotel property to sell at about 20% below its pre-COVID valuation.

Arizona-based Curve Development expanded into Florida earlier this year and has three Build-for-Rent communities in the pipeline, including Villages of Harmony.