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A Celebration-based developer is under contract to purchase about 280 acres directly south of Lake McLeod.
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Construction on the new 48,000-square-foot store is scheduled to start in July.
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One of the last large undeveloped tracts within walking distance to Legoland Resort could soon be off the market.
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Adams Homes was drawn to Polk County, and Auburndale specifically, because of the new employment growth from the 1.1-million square foot Amazon distribution center right across from the neighborhood.
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The developer plans to start construction on 310 luxury apartments in the ChampionsGate Reunion market in July.
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The mixed-use district at the busy I-4 interchange will be getting vacation townhomes and an age-restricted apartment complex as it approaches buildout.
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The complex, just south of Reunion Resort, will be built in two phases and may have its own charter school next door.
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The land is still in a part of Polk County's Rural Development Area, but it's quickly transforming into a suburban enclave.
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A second apartment complex and more retail could be coming to Posner Village in Davenport.
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The developer is planning 75,000 square feet of light commercial along Winter Haven's Dundee Road, and single family homes to the north.
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Highland Homes, Ryan Homes and D.R. Horton are signed on to build the first 681 homes.
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Find out how this growing city in Polk County is updating its zoning laws to meet demand for smaller lot sizes.
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The 198-unit complex would be the first apartments built in the city in nearly two decades.
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Atlanta-based Catalyst expands from UCF market to build luxury apartments across from Reunion Resort
The company that built EOS apartments near UCF is putting down stakes in the ChampionsGate - Reunion submarket.
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The developer held onto the property for 15 years, but decided it was finally time to sell.
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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 company plans to break ground in 2020 on a 300,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility.
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A Winter Park-based developer wants to build 155 new homes on Haines City's Johnson Avenue.
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The $55 million apartment complex should be completed next summer.
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The rezoning could add another 2 million square feet of industrial entitlements to the rail hub at Florida's Gateway.
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Taylor Morrison may have found a buyer for this 190-acre site on Polk's Cypress Parkway.
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The project would transform the corner of U.S. 27 and Cypress Gardens Boulevard into a bustling retail center with a hotel and new apartments.
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The K-8 school would be walking distance to Providence, which is adding nearly 3,000 new homes.
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The colorful Festival community along I-4 in Davenport is getting a major makeover by Ashton Woods.
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The proposed 626-lot subdivision will go to the City Council in November.
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Central Florida, and Polk County especially, are home to multiple cannabis grow facilties. Now this one will be dedicated to commercial hemp.
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This mixed-use community on Polk County's U.S. 27 corridor will have access to a 4,274-acre lake that's a popular bass fishing spot.
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The Haines City developer has pitched a $15 million mixed-use project next to City Hall.
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With construction underway on an estate subdivision in Lake Nona, the developer has turned his attention to a new vacation home community in Four Corners.
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This will be the developer's second new apartment complex in Central Florida. The Posner site is just off I-4 and is walking distance to shopping, dining and transit facilities.
