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The Sky Lakes neighborhood on Michigan Avenue is one block from Pinewood Reserve, which Hanover closed out last year. - Descendants of Orlando’s first mayor are selling the East Narcoossee cattle ranch property that has served as the family homestead for more than a century.
- The site on U.S. 27 was once intended to be a regional mall. Now the owners want to reposition it for residential development.
- More residential development is headed east of downtown Sanford. Active homebuilders in the area include Toll Brothers, D.R. Horton, Ryan Homes and KB Home.
- M/I Homes has been active in the Narcoossee corridor before. Now it has two new townhouse projects in the pipeline.
- Starting home prices in Reunion Village will be about $100,000 higher than most LGI Homes in other Central Florida communities.
- The property owners notably sold the 94-year-old Mayfair Inn hotel on Lake Monroe in 2017 to Key Performance Hospitality Management for $3.5 million.
- The deal included nearly 1,000 more lots in the master-planned golf community near St. Cloud.
- This is the second proposed residential subdivision to go through the city's approval process within a mile west of the Kelly Park Road interchange.
- The developer wants to build a gated, estate community with custom homes on Lake Dalhousie near Umatilla.
- The Lake Mary developer plans to start construction in late August, and already has deals in place with three homebuilders.
- The deal includes entire Century Homes Florida portfolio, including active Craft and Century Homes projects in Lake Nona’s Laureate Park.
- City Commissioners approved a plan that allows for the completion of the neighborhood, with nearly 300 additional homes.
- The land belongs to one of Kissimmee's pioneer cattle ranching families, but now is being prepped for residential development.
- The proposed Oak View subdivision joins a long list of active developments currently shaping Apopka’s Kelly Park Road overlay area.
- The Polk County land developer is seeking approvals for 1,211 homesites in Haines City.
- The homebuilder just bought a 56-lot subdivision in Apopka and is under contract for another site in Osceola County.
- The golf course owner is seeking entitlements for nearly 500 apartments where the clubhouse and driving range are now.
- The Solivita Grand planned development, first approved in 2006, is the most significant undeveloped section of the 50-year-old Poinciana community.
- The luxury homebuilder will launch sales in the country club community this summer.
- 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.
- Lake County Commissioners took extraordinary steps to stop the city from moving forward with the annexations and force it to engage in a joint planning effort.
- The 134-lot subdivision will be walking distance from the city's Hickory Point Park, which has boat ramps and other amenities on Lake Harris.
- The homebuilder has plans to develop 106, two-story townhomes next to its Fountain Parke community, completed almost 15 years ago.
- Until now, the community has been limited to custom builders. The deal with Dream Finders Homes will bring in a new range of buyers.
- More than 900 homes could be built in three new subdivisions between Nova Road and Pine Grove Road.
- Conceptual plans for the large-scale residential community feature 2,400 residences, as well as a fire station, K-8 school, neighborhood centers and a larger town center.
- Home prices in the gated community will likely start at over $1 million.
- The new zoning will allow the developer to create smaller lots, which means builders can offer more affordable homes.
