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The Clermont City Council shot down a developer's plans to build a 292-unit apartment community a block from the AdventHealth ER. - Approved for 3,600 homes, Edgewater West will be a separate community designed to complement BTI Partners' Crossprairie.
- In the quest to recover money, the debtor and U.S. Bankruptcy Court will consider stalking bid proposals higher than $32.5 million.
- It's back to the drawing board for the City of Eustis after commissioners voted to cease negotiations with an Orlando developer for the three city blocks near the downtown lakefront.
- Atlanta-based Pulte Homes closed 10 land deals in Central Florida with a combined value of $120.5 million in the month of December.
- The former Tupperware land could see a trio of new apartment communities under construction as competition heats up near the SunRail station.
- The developer creates large mixed-use communities like Serenoa in Clermont, which features multifamily and single-family home development. Similar plans could be brewing in Daytona Beach.
- Side-by-side affordable housing communities that will service tenants earning 60% or less of the area median income are being proposed along Plymouth Sorrento Road.
- Nine separate multifamily sales throughout Central Florida either grabbed a high price or featured a strong value-add opportunity.
- The 240 studio and one-bedroom apartments will be aimed at single professionals, visiting physicians, nurses and hospital employees.
- The developer is proposing to build a town center that features retail, structured parking, a possible 4.5-star hotel with meeting space, and residential dwelling units.
- The developer behind the swanky Modera Central tower in downtown Orlando is eyeing a site near Fashion Square mall for its next luxury apartments.
- A local developer wants to discuss the feasibility of building affordable senior housing behind the Palms Plaza shopping center on Lake Underhill Road, across from AdventHealth East Orlando.
- DFH intends to create a new residential community called The Palms at Windermere where homes will sit on 60-foot and 65-foot lots.
- The final phase will add 244 additional condominiums to Bahama Bay, which will be operated as a rental community.
- The homebuilder just proposed a 141-lot townhome community while wrapping up plans for Meadowlark Landing, a new 200-lot subdivision in Apopka.
- The property just south of Orange Blossom Trail already has approved plans for a 133-lot subdivision.
- The 202-acre Bronson Bay property was rezoned for residential development, but 20 acres may be reserved for future commercial use.
- The homebuilder wants to build 85 new townhomes next to its Parkview Place townhome community west of the Lake Jesup Conservation area.
- Winter Park-based Progressive Capital Group is seeking to build two, 5-story student housing buildings and a parking garage on 3.64 acres near the University of Central Florida.
- Conceptual plans show the developer wants to build 244 new hotel-resort units as it approaches the groundbreaking of the fourth phase of its Grove Resort and Water Park in Horizon West.
- Construction will start this year on the first 700 homes and golf course in the Whispering Hills master-planned community.
- The 360-unit apartment community is part of a larger development plan that intends to bring a new independent medical school to Horizon West.
- The Liberty Station subdivision is approved for a mix of 170 single-family homes and townhomes near a new Amazon distribution facility.
- As land prices in Davenport soar, homebuilders are honing in on sites in the Winter Haven area to cater to first-time homebuyers.
- Mattamy Homes will file plans soon for a 430-home subdivision in Groveland after buying the land without entitlements.
- The year of 2021 saw some premium price tags bestowed on single-family homes in Orange County. The most expensive mansion sold for $12.5 million and set all-time record for the Orlando market.
- The $150 million land sale is the largest in Central Florida this year, and largest single transaction in Osceola County in more than a decade.
- The planned 140-unit residential community resides in the city's Lake Monroe Waterfront Corridor and will connect to a multi-use trail along the lake.
- Osceola Commissioners also approved a new developers agreement with Tavistock calling for over $600 million in road improvements in and around Sunbridge over the next decade.
