- The Orlando builder scooped up the site just outside of ChampionsGate when another builder backed out.
- The developer wanted to build workforce housing on the site, but city officials wanted at least half of the building to be non-residential.
- The site on U.S. 27 was once intended to be a regional mall. Now the owners want to reposition it for residential development.
- The physician has completed similar medical office condos in Haines City and Clermont.
- The developers are scrapping a proposed hotel in favor of more apartments on U.S. 27.
- The Polk County land developer is seeking approvals for 1,211 homesites in Haines City.
- Arizona-based Taylor Morrison will be offering the same 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhomes it currently sells at Woodland Park in Southwest Orlando.
- Construction will start immediately on more than 700 luxury apartments in the ChampionsGate-Reunion area.
- The Winter Haven property has an zoning approvals for up to 1,500 homes.
- Waypoint has built and sold thousands of apartments in Orlando. Now they're redesigning the Four Corners project after taking over when another developer backed out.
- Two communities in the Four Corners area with similar Legacy names are both getting new phases of development.
- The site plan calls for a 55,000-square-foot big box retail building and a smaller multi tenant building.
- Legoland Florida is gearing up for its “next big build" that will add nearly five acres of new attractions to the theme park and resort in Winter Haven.
- The new zoning will allow the developer to create smaller lots, which means builders can offer more affordable homes.
- The city is looking for a multi-story building with a mix of retail, offices and apartments on the opportunity zone site.
- The developer is seeking approval for a mixed-use project on Davenport's busy U.S. 27 corridor.
- The Orlando developer is already in discussions with homebuilders for the proposed 219-lot subdivision.
- The developer is proposing three new neighborhoods, including a new age-restricted community next to Del Webb Orlando at Ridgeview Lakes.
- Property owners are seeking a comprehensive plan amendment in Polk County to allow for residential uses on 60 of its 130 acres.
- The 120-unit assisted living facility would include a movie theater, chapel, hair salon, barber shop, bakery, coffee shop, sports bar, while the memory care area would have dedicated dining facilities, courtyard, and amenities.
- The national homebuilder is currently selling homes in Grace Ranch, a community just a quarter mile away.
- The new interchange designs will help ease the gridlock on I-4 heading into the Disney area.
- Construction on the first 240 apartments is slated to start in January.
- The subdivision is in a fast-growing U.S. 27 corridor near AdventHealth Heart of Florida Hospital.
- The auction company is the world's largest reseller of sport vehicles, including motorcycles, RVs and boats.
- The 150-acre site along Marigold Avenue could be redesigned to accommodate 571 homes.
- The Winter Haven developer's latest project would add 567 homesites just east of U.S. 17-92.
- Each city separately approved the addition of medical marijuana dispensaries into their zoning category that allow pharmacies.
- Single-family build-for-rent communities are becoming a popular option in Polk County, which has two already in the works.
- The project, called Feltrim Place, includes 11,000 square feet for retail, 5,000 square feet for offices and about 110 residential units.