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The mixed-use district at the busy I-4 interchange will be getting vacation townhomes and an age-restricted apartment complex as it approaches buildout.
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The developer plans to break ground on its first active adult community in about a month and thereafter expects to begin construction on similar projects in Debary and Kissimmee.
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The buyer is a Chicago-based firm that specializes in all types of senior housing communities.
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The company is seeking approvals to develop a roughly $20 million office project across from its assisted and independent living facilities in Winter Garden.
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Not much vacant land is left in Orlando’s Waterford Lakes neighborhood, but one local developer is securing a corner lot for what would be his company’s first senior housing development.
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The new resort-style senior community will offer various levels of care so residents can age place.
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The cocktail lounge at the luxury HarborChase of Dr. Phillips senior living development isn’t currently serving booze, so Dr. Phillips Inc. is looking to fix that.
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The developer intends to convert a former education building formerly used by the Jewish Academy of Orlando into a 58-bed assisted living facility.
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Construction will start in early 2020. The apartments will be available to seniors who meet income eligibility requirements.
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Find out what each developer has proposed to build on Kissimmee's tourism corridor and how much they expect to spend.
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Developers are prepping for another 600 homes in Clermont's Serenoa community.
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This developer has three local projects in the pipeline and hopes to deliver 1,000 units of affordable housing to seniors in need.
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A new mixed-use development and a 7-story apartment building could be in the works near the SunRail station.
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Construction on the new projects will coincide with a new full-service hospital by Orlando Health, which already has an emergency center in the park.
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Plans for a 7-story apartment building in Stevens Plantation have been on the books for years. Learn what step the City of St. Cloud took to get it to the finish line.
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Serving as the anchor to a planned town center, the senior affordable housing development plays a critical role in the overall initiative to revitalize the area.
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The Fern Grove project will provide 138 apartments for low-income seniors in West Orlando.
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The Altamonte Springs-based developer will invest $15.6 million in the project, which will provide much needed affordable housing for low-income seniors.
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With hundreds of acres slated for new construction and a growing opposition to development, the ruling may have broader implications on future projects by The Packing District.
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The Waterman Village retirement community has 250-person waiting list, so it's adding enough new apartments and and cottages to satisfy the demand.
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The redesign allows the Mayflower Retirement Center to increase the number of new apartments by 25 percent.
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Seminole County staff are reviewing final development plans for Benton House Oviedo, a 72-unit, 93-bed assisted living facility on Chiluota Road.
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The buyer was the third largest developer of affordable housing in the nation last year.
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A subsidiary of Jacksonville-based Vestcor Companies is seeking to develop a new 128-unit affordable housing complex in Orange County’s Pine Hills neighborhood.
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The 35-story tower was designed to create a dynamic, urban environment where residents could receive a continuum of care as they age.
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A company known for preserving affordable housing developments just bought the College Park Towers, which was built for low-income seniors.
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The developer told GrowthSpotter the firm has additional development rights in the area that could provide enough leeway to construct another 90 to 100 affordable senior housing units.
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This $26.5 million apartment project would bring much-needed affordable housing to low-income seniors in West Orlando.
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The proposed Vertical Medical City would soar 444 feet above downtown Orlando's North Quarter District.
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Learn more about the latest development plans being proposed in an area of Davenport that used to be dominated by orange groves.
