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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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The smallest lots in the subdivision would be 70-feet wide, but neighbors still complained about the density.
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The property owners submitted a rezoning application in Seminole County that seeks to convert the shuttered golf course into a 213-lot subdivision.
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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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Prices at the Club at Maison Jardin home community will range from $700,000 to a little more than $1 million.
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The 150-acre site along Marigold Avenue could be redesigned to accommodate 571 homes.
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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.
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The Winter Haven developer's latest project would add 567 homesites just east of U.S. 17-92.
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The owners have filed construction plans for the new neighborhood less than a mile from the Wekiva Parkway.
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Pulte Homes, the nation's third largest homebuilder, is taking on a massive project with its contract to buy nearly 3,500 home lots in Vista Park.
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The Atlanta-based homebuilder has closed over $22.5 million in land transactions in the month of July.
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The homebuilder wants to develop more than 310 homes on the southeast corner of Nolte Road and Michigan Avenue.
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The homebuilder redesigned the subdivision to go from 320 lots to 315.
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Construction will start in the next 60 days on the 544-homesites in Preserve at Lake Ashton.
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The nation's seventh largest homebuilder purchased over 400 lots in the Hills of Minneola master planned community.
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About 64 percent of the 108-acre property is considered wetlands, with the remainder of the land covered by uplands.
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The builder that has been active in Tampa for two decades will be expanding into multiple Orlando-area locations.
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The Polk County land developer is seeking permits for over 1,200 homes in Haines City and Winter Haven.
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More than half of the acreage of the Pink Apartment Road project was owned by Judy Bell Inc. citrus groves and sold last year.
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The East Polk developer is seeking entitlements for nearly 800 homes near the U.S. 27 interchange at I-4.
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The homebuilder is expected to start construction in two weeks.
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The neighborhood is slated for 575 homes and townhomes, and it's right across the street from a new marina district under development by Tavistock.
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Under the new proposal, roughly 500 homes in Twin Lakes would no longer be age-restricted.
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Adams Homes was drawn to Polk County, and Auburndale specifically, because of the new employment growth from the 1.1-million square foot Amazon distribution center right across from the neighborhood.
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This is the second major land transaction this year around the Poinciana station. The developer plans to start construction within six weeks.
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The developer intends to take control of 72.5 acres of land that includes portions of the existing golf course and clubhouse.
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Get the latest details on new home construction on Osceola's East Narcoossee area.
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The homebuilder says the county erred and ignored its own zoning requirements when commissioners denied the project.
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The developers are in discussions with national homebuilders to buy the project once the permits are issued.
