Senior Living Developments

The mayor calls it "one of the biggest undertakings in the city of Lake Wales in a long time."

The 198-unit active adult facility is part of a larger health and wellness district anchored by Halifax Health's 563-bed hospital along Clyde Morris Boulevard.

The Whispering Hills mixed-use development would convert the former Massey Ranch on U.S. 27 into a golfing and equestrian community with nearly 3,000 homes and apartments.

The Villages Development Company plans to start construction this year on the first phase of a 15-year, $100 million wellness district.

The new owner specializes in retail but also is considering an independent living facility as a potential use for the site.

PruittHealth wants to build a 120-bed skilled nursing facility next to a luxury mixed-use community under construction by Florida's Turnpike.

The sprawling community will take 20 years to build and add 6,100 more homes to the City of Lake Wales.

The industry is showing signs of recovery after enduring low occupancy rates and inventory growth all of last year.

The Visions project, with its own main street district and contemporary design, will offer a variety of housing types to appeal to everyone from Millenials to retirees.

The proposed mixed-use community aims to introduce a new assisted/independent living facility, retail, restaurants and single-family homes.

The developer has held multiple meetings with City of Leesburg to discuss preliminary plans for a 5,500-home retirement community.

Village on the Green is wrapping up an extensive $56 million expansion and redevelopment plan that will add a host of new amenities and living spaces for residents.

The Solivita Grand planned development, first approved in 2006, is the most significant undeveloped section of the 50-year-old Poinciana community.

Changes to an affordable housing financing program is prompting excitement in the development community. GrowthSpotter spoke with industry leaders who share their outlook on the new guidelines.

The golf course owner claims to have been losing $500,000 per year, but redevelopment plans are drawing a strong opposition from surrounding residents.

The new master plan includes the addition of senior housing and sports medicine components to the project.

The sale represents a 500% profit for seller, a Vero Beach investor who bought the park in 2010 for $8.75 million.

Lonnie Peterson is credited in growing the architecture and engineering firm headquartered in Orlando, which started off as a one-man operation in 1978.

The Florida-based entrepreneur wants to transform an old horse ranch into an assisted living complex with independent living villas and a community clubhouse.

The proposed $26 million project is in an opportunity zone and a block from the city's proposed Sailing & Conference Center.

The developer is proposing three new neighborhoods, including a new age-restricted community next to Del Webb Orlando at Ridgeview Lakes.

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 proposed PUD includes a 10,000 square foot expansion of the existing church site, as well as a new 60-bed assisted facility and gymnasium/auditorium.

The project is slated to open within the next 18 months in the growing Viera master-planned development, which stretches thousands of acres in and around Melbourne.

The project would bring nearly 450 market rate apartments and senior housing units on Old Vineland Road.

The proposed project, called Cottages at Ocoee, is a 96-bed assisted living facility made up of four one-story residential buildings and one commons building.

The partners won Low Income Housing Tax Credits from the Florida Housing Finance Corporation last year in November.

The Municipal Planning Board meeting minutes go before Orlando's City Council next month. Opposing residents have exactly a week to file an appeal.

The developer will set aside two apartments for students to serve as a care companions who can help combat loneliness among its elderly residents.

First Baptist Church of Clermont is building a new 650-seat church at the corner of Hancock and Hartwood Marsh Roads, and it wants to extend its multi-generational ministry to an on-site assisted living facility.