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Osceola county staff panned the original site plan, saying it lacked any originality or creativity.
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The developer is looking for a homebuilder to sell homes priced from the mid-$400,000s to the mid-$500,000s.
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The site was approved for 332 homes, but Carter amended the zoning to add more density.
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The firm designed a low density subdivision plan that includes nearly 200 single-family homes on 85-foot-wide lots.
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The new Richmond American Homes community will be tucked between Lake Harris and the Sleepy Hollow Sports Complex.
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Roughly 30 percent of the $50 million commitment throughout Florida will be aimed at acquiring entry-level homes in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford market.
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The new subdivision would have a public boat ramp and dozens of lakefront lots, but its future depends on which route is selected for a controversial toll road extension.
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This will be the developer's third project on the road that links Narcoossee to its future Sunbridge community.
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The homebuilder will offer five different floorplans in the community, priced in the $300,000s. Residents will have exclusive canal access to the St. Johns River.
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The proposed 626-lot subdivision will go to the City Council in November.
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The developer is also planning an upscale subdivision with 90-foot-wide estate lots.
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Orlando-based Unicorp also paid over $13 million for the shopping center site at Disney's World Drive interchange in Celebration, where it's going to build a Dave and Buster's.
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The Haines City developer has pitched a $15 million mixed-use project next to City Hall.
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With construction underway on an estate subdivision in Lake Nona, the developer has turned his attention to a new vacation home community in Four Corners.
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The school district found a site it liked better, so it sold the land for residential development.
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A national homebuilder is paying $5.28M for the subdivision and plans to start construction in 2020.
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The land was originally intended to be a mobile home community. Now single-family residential home construction is likely around the corner with a well-known homebuilder taking the helm.
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The boating community on Osceola's Alligator Lake is approved for over 500 homes.
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The 120-acre community will have road connections to Lennar's new Storey Creek community and will have its own school.
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The Orlando-based homebuilder launched three subdivisions in the U.S. 27 corridor last year. Now it's adding a fourth in Clermont.
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This stretch of Jones Road in Osceola County's East Narcoossee area is slated to get over 1,550 new homes across four new subdivisions.
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The deal represents one of the first new neighborhoods set to transform the sparsely developed Kelly Park Interchange Form-Based Code area into a suburban community.
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These stylish new three-bedroom townhomes in Apopka will be sold a below market rate to working families.
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The homebuilder is moving forward with plans to add 224 residential lots in the community with easy access to the Poinciana Parkway.
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The 40-acre site on Davenport's U.S. 27 corridor was approved as a short-term rental community, but the seller and KB Homes redesigned it as a residential community.
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The developer has filed plans for nearly 500 homesites in Osceola's Harmony master-planned community.
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The property owner is activating old plans for a 98 single-family home subdivision called Grassmere Reserve just outside of Apopka.
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The Orlando developer has filed engineering plans for the first of five phases for the 578-lot subdivision in Lake County's U.S. 27 corridor.
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Lake Nona's newest park will stretch along a half-mile of bubbling brook, dotted with public art.
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The aviation community that John Travolta calls his Florida home is on the market for $10.5 million, and it includes a former Vanderbilt mansion.
