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The golf course owner is seeking entitlements for nearly 500 apartments where the clubhouse and driving range are now. - The Solivita Grand planned development, first approved in 2006, is the most significant undeveloped section of the 50-year-old Poinciana community.
- Arizona-based Taylor Morrison will be offering the same 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhomes it currently sells at Woodland Park in Southwest Orlando.
- The property on S. Orange Blossom Trail was previously approved for 372 townhomes and apartments.
- One of the potential changes could require hotel owners to seek a conditional use permit before converting the property into apartments.
- The property along Lake Tohopekaliga's east shore is zoned for 3,650 new homes. It was on the market for $35.5 million.
- Everest Group's new flagship community will have three unique resort hotels, including North America's first "conservative lifestyle" resort.
- The homebuilder has paid Disney's The Celebration Company $48 million over three years for the last residential village in the master-planned community.
- The former owners of Hastings Ranch will build a new family homestead a few miles away on Coon Lake.
- More than 900 homes could be built in three new subdivisions between Nova Road and Pine Grove Road.
- As demand for townhomes soars, developers are seeking zoning for more projects in the St. Cloud submarket.
- The master developer previously worked for Bainbridge Companies, which has built luxury apartments on Narcoossee Road near Lake Nona.
- Osceola's County Manager says he needs a few more weeks to finalize the negotiations.
- The church has been meeting at Celebration High School since 2012. Now it's planning to break ground in March on the new $6 million building.
- The sale represents a 500% profit for seller, a Vero Beach investor who bought the park in 2010 for $8.75 million.
- The homebuilder has decided to build a residential subdivision on Westside Boulevard instead of adding a fourth phase to its Solara Resort community.
- The developer best known for resort communities, like Reunion and Margaritaville, is launching a new division focused on affordable and workforce housing.
- The homebuilder will release the designs and pricing information for its brand new lineup in Celebration in the new year.
- The developer is eyeing a national drug store chain or small grocer to anchor the project.
- The museum will be bookended by a pair of indoor skydiving simulators, including the first wingsuit wind tunnel in the United States.
- The first two buildings will add 125,000 square feet of warehouse space to the Kissimmee submarket.
- The owners completed a total renovation of one hotel during the COVID shutdown. Now they're hoping to find a buyer willing to bet on Orlando's struggling tourism industry.
- The plans call for 206 detached homes and 80 attached villas, plus a ¾-acre neighborhood center and 18.6 acres defined as public park or civic use.
- The $32 million Kissimmee resort will have 160 fully-furnished condos, a full service spa and a 24-hour rooftop restaurant.
- The developer wants to build a mix of apartments and townhomes on the vacant land between two of Osceola County's most popular resort communities.
- As one converted hotel welcomes its first residents, the developer is spending $25 million to convert a second Kissimmee hotel into workforce housing.
- The developer plans to build parking decks with green roofs as part of the urban mixed-use concept.
- The land is a donut hole, surrounded on all sides by new residential construction.
- SkyView Constructors gave the city what it was looking for: a mixed-use development that will complement the growing Medical Arts District in downtown Kissimmee.
- The biggest expense in the residential conversion may be the $1.6 million in school impact fees.
