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Read our interview with the developer about why he was drawn to this hotel conversion project and how it fits his investment goals.
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The nation's largest apartment developer has its eye on St. Cloud.
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Find out which stores and restaurants are coming to Kissimmee's newest retail plaza across from The LOOP.
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The Tampa-based developer also has multifamily projects underway in Kissimmee and Sanford.
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Council members asked the developer to redesign the project and come up with another $250,000 on the night of the final vote. When he refused, they canceled the contract.
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The developer says he hopes to break ground on a new apartment community before the end of the year.
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The site on Osceola's Boggy Creek Road was entitled for 197 homes. The developer wanted to build 429. County commissioners said "no."
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The county will pay $8.9 million for the land, which is just north of the Poinciana SunRail station.
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The project would be one of a half dozen new apartment communities in the pipeline near Osceola Heritage Park and NeoCity.
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These luxury apartments will introduce new amenities, such as "social caves," a putting green and a lazy river, to draw tenants who want to pay for a resort lifestyle.
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The company specializes in buying Class B and C apartments, but now it's branching into new construction of luxury assets.
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The land is a productive citrus grove and cattle pasture, but it's also on corridor that is transitioning from rural to residential uses.
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The city has approved construction plans for a new K-8 charter school that could serve up to 1,000 students in the high-growth area.
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Both apartment communities will be walking distance to SunRail stations - one at Tupperware, the other at Orlando's Health Village.
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The developers will spend up to $180 million on new Class-A communities in two of Orlando's most competitive apartment markets.
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The developer expects to break ground in April on the new 50-acre shopping center across from The LOOP.
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The developer is best known for shopping centers, like Vineland Pointe and The Crosslands.
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Find out which thrill rides could be coming to Sunset Walk at Margaritaville, and get the latest details on vacation cottage and timeshare construction.
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One is a popular Choice Hotels extended-stay brand. The other will offer a boutique, 4-star experience with a rooftop lounge to watch Disney fireworks.
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Margaritaville vacation cottages like this one on the resort's "trophy row" typically rent for $1,200 per night.
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The county and homebuilder have worked out most of the issues that led the staff to initially recommend denial of the 400+ home subdivision.
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The subdivision plan creates 366 individual parcels, and entire city blocks, that can be sold to developers.
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The seller was a No. 1 NBA draft pick and played eight years in the league before retiring. Now he owns a NASCAR team.
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The paintball operator wants to host a seasonal zombie-themed paintball course in the fall. The facility would also offer Nerf darts and laser tag.
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An Orlando businessman bought the old zoo property right after Christmas last year then put it back on the market at quadruple the price.
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The winning bidder offered $6.25 million for the land in Stevens Plantation.
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The charity director said she had too many doubts about container building to risk spending her donors' money on the project.
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Osceola county staff panned the original site plan, saying it lacked any originality or creativity.
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Modern upgrades to 15-year-old Celebration home results in quick sale
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Find out how the developer will stand out from the competition in Kissimmee's booming apartment market.
