Single-Family Residential Developments

DFH intends to create a new residential community called The Palms at Windermere where homes will sit on 60-foot and 65-foot lots.

The homebuilder just proposed a 141-lot townhome community while wrapping up plans for Meadowlark Landing, a new 200-lot subdivision in Apopka.

The property just south of Orange Blossom Trail already has approved plans for a 133-lot subdivision.

The 202-acre Bronson Bay property was rezoned for residential development, but 20 acres may be reserved for future commercial use.

Adams Homes will be the exclusive builder in Phase 1 of Harmony Central, where homes will be priced in the $300,000s.

The Liberty Station subdivision is approved for a mix of 170 single-family homes and townhomes near a new Amazon distribution facility.

The year of 2021 saw some premium price tags bestowed on single-family homes in Orange County. The most expensive mansion sold for $12.5 million and set all-time record for the Orlando market.

Home prices will likely start at $500,000 for Village at Cherry Lake, the new urbanist subdivision planned in Groveland.

Panelists at this year's NAREE conference talked about the fast-growing single-family rental development market, identifying trends, and raising capital during the pandemic.

PulteGroup has cemented its place within the 1,185-acre master-planned community that will feature 2,000 homes, a 9-acre working farm, two major community gardens, and 20-acre public community park, and a farm-to-table restaurant.

One project is in Lake Wales. The other is near Bartow. Each will be designed with more than 1,000 single-family home lots.

The sites along Hickory Tree Road are part of Osceola County's master planning effort for Mixed-Use Districts 5 and 6, east of Alligator Lake.

Richmond American Homes will offer seven floorplans from its Seasons product line at the two new subdivisions in Dundee and Haines City.

The 2,050-acre master-planned community is approved for nearly 4,000 homes. The first two builders have filed plans for a combined 599 homes, townhomes and villas.

Thousands of acres are being scooped up by land developers and homebuilders looking to bring a vast amount of new residential construction to the City of Mascotte.

The builders will offer multiple floorplans with new, contemporary exterior elevations at Big Sky in St. Cloud.

If approved for 554 homes and townhomes, this could be Central Florida's largest Build-for-Rent subdivision.

Commissioners rejected the settlement their own staff had negotiated after neighbors complained that the one-house-per-acre neighborhood would create too much traffic and density.

Roughly 10 acres of land overlooking Lake Sheen, which once belonged to a prominent Disney exec, is being transformed into a 15-lot luxury single-family home community.

The homebuilder is assembling about 40 acres of land along Plymouth Sorrento Road with plans to build a 129-lot subdivision by the name of Laurel Oaks.

The nation's third-largest homebuilder is seeking approval for a new subdivision with 375 detached homes in St. Cloud.

The deal covers over 1,000 lots. The builders paid $16.55 million for the first 568 lots and will close on the rest a year from now.

The home construction company just bought into the fast-growing Kelly Park Interchange District in Apopka with plans to build 165 single-family homes each equipped with solar panels.

The latest development plan comes on the heels of an $18 million deal in Eagle Lake with Lennar Homes.

Clearwater developer Mike Galvin is helping put together a 205-acre master plan in Apopka that includes future single-family homes, townhomes and apartments.

The deal covers 967 lots in the Hills of Minneola master-planned community. Dream Finders Homes paid $27.3 million this month for the first half of the lots.

Recent land buys by luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers will make room for million-dollar homes on Lake Whipperwill and a 53-lot community along Lake Underhill Road.

The project would bring about 140 townhomes and a 300-unit apartment complex to Narcoossee Road, about a mile north of U.S. 192.

A local real estate developer is seeking to build townhomes and single-family homes just a couple blocks away from Winter Garden’s Historic Downtown District.

The annexation votes for 164 acres in the Eustis Joint Planning Area have been on hold since December 2020.