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Real estate players from all sectors came together and asked the commission to reconsider the proposed rates that could easily double, triple, and in some cases even quadruple.
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The fully-furnished apartment units will be available to rent by the bedroom for about $1,000 a month.
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The firm wants to rezone more than 30 acres located less than a mile south of Seminole State College, and plans to develop up to 109 single-family lots.
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It will take over a year excavate the 47-acre marina basin that will become community's signature landmark.
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The 108-acre development site is largely wetlands and is entitled for about 270 townhomes and 298 single-family homes.
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The smallest lots in the subdivision would be 70-feet wide, but neighbors still complained about the density.
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The mobility fee hikes would affect all new residential construction and most categories of commercial construction.
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Both tower developers plan a mix of luxury hotel and residential units, with cafes and restaurants on the ground floor and rooftop.
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The developer hopes to start construction in April on the new 250-unit apartment community about a mile from The LOOP.
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Construction on the first 240 apartments is slated to start in January.
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The first full-service restaurant in Creative Village will likely open with the start of the 2021 school year next August.
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Park Square Homes will offer front and rear-loaded townhomes to the neighborhood, which will have 620 detached homes from three different builders.
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The 36.5-acre mixed-use project would bring more apartments, townhomes and commercial development to Boggy Creek Road.
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Shaq’s Windermere mansion hit the market asking $28M, now it’s listed with a different brokerage asking almost $10M less.
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The developers rushed to redesign the plan for the 437-home subdivision, but it did nothing to move the needle with Groveland's City Council.
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The subdivision is in a fast-growing U.S. 27 corridor near AdventHealth Heart of Florida Hospital.
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The two luxury apartment communities will add over 650 new rental units to the ChampionsGate/Reunion submarket.
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The new Magic Place will bring more hotels, dining and a movie theater to the W192 tourism corridor, but the towers are gone.
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Plans call for 92 townhomes that will surround a large three-acre lake.
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The property is currently owned by AdventHealth, which paid $33.2 million for the land in 2008 with the intention to build a hospital on the site.
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The two firms that dominate the region's luxury home market will operate under the Sotheby's banner.
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If the plan fails on the final vote, the developer will move forward with the 2006 PUD that calls for 366 townhomes.
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Creekside would have 110 townhomes, a K-8 school next door and easy access to Lake Nona.
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The proposal was submitted in response to an RFP issued last year to help establish Longwood's Heritage Village area, which includes the historic downtown district, Reiter Park and the SunRail station.
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The consultant's previous work with Poinciana developer, Avatar, gave it a leg up on the competition.
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The developer is planning to build a 247-unit apartment community that could have a road connection to NeoCity.
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The 150-acre site along Marigold Avenue could be redesigned to accommodate 571 homes.
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An Orlando-based developer made an unsolicited offer to build a mixed-use project in downtown Ocoee after the first contract fell through.
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The Leesburg City Council overruled its Planning Commission, which had voted to recommend denial of the project.
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The two builders will finish out the Southern Pines community with 315 homes and an amenity center.
