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Rent for the newest 200-unit luxury apartments at O-Town West will start in the $3,000 range. - The developer estimates it will cost over a quarter of $1 billion to build the roads and utilities for the first 3,000 homes in Green Island Ranch.
- The developer recently filed plans for two new subdivisions in Minneola with over 800 homesites.
- Pulte Homes is moving forward on plans for 168 townhomes and 122 detached single family homes on land south of Lake Nona.
- The largest of the three will add 354 workforce housing units within steps of the Poinciana SunRail Station.
- The revised plan would reduce the number of homes by more than 10% and eliminate the potential for apartments.
- The developer envisions a golf-oriented retirement community with thousands of homes on 14,000 acres in Yeehaw Junction.
- The 372-unit Elan Lake Ruby and the 266-unit Addison at Lake Bryan changed hands recently.
- The proposed 9-story apartment towers would be across the street from the future Pulse memorial museum.
- The developer plans to start construction in 2023 on a luxury apartment community.
- Site plans submitted to Orange County call for 309 detached homes and 104 townhome units
- The first phase of RoseArts District would have four apartment buildings with almost 1,600 homes and up to 150,000 square feet of retail and 5 acres of parks.
- This second phase would bring a total of 806 apartment units to land near Disney attractions.
- The country’s third-largest homebuilder wants to construct 365 single-family homes and a 38,000-square-foot office/employment center on vacant land in Haines City.
- The developer has multifamily projects underway in Lake County, both in Mount Dora and Fruitland Park.
- This is one of many hotel-to-apartment conversion projects underway in Central Florida.
- The Pennsylvania-based developer will wrap up construction on 304 class A apartments near Disney in February 2023.
- Lake County Commissioners want to create a new category for conservation subdivisions with stretch design guidelines over most of the county.
- The developer bought a pair of early 1970s lowrise office buildings and wants to replace them with a modern mixed-use tower.
- Le-Huu Partners has filed a pre-application with Orange County to review possibilities for the 18.3-acre site along Lake Fairview near Orlando’s Packing District.
- The project is expected to cost $52.8 million, with some help from the county through its affordable housing trust fund
- The nation's third-largest homebuilder has plans for a new neighborhood on the Lake-Orange county line with up to 950 new homesites.
- A new developer is eyeing a site near NeoCity to build more apartments, but it's seeking a zoning change to allow for 4-story buildings.
- The developer has zoning in place to build 266 townhomes in Mount Dora at the intersection of U.S. Hwy. 441 and State Road 46.
- The hospital company bought a portion of land approved for 600 multifamily units and 152,000 square feet of commercial space.
- The development plan calls for 160 multifamily condos to be built around the 107-year-old mansion, which could serve as the community clubhouse or be repurposed into offices or even a bed and breakfast.
- This would be KB Home’s third housing project either in the pipeline or in some phase of construction in this heavily residential area of Apopka.
- The second phase will open in 2025 and will be available to individuals of any age and families who earn 60% or less of the area's median income.
- The latest plans would target the OMNI hotel's sports complex and other vacant lands for new apartments, shops and commercial buildings.
- This is the second $1+ million grant awarded to a private developer by Osceola's W192 Development Authority. The project will create 130 new units of workforce housing along with shops and restaurants.
