- Site plans submitted to Orange County call for 309 detached homes and 104 townhome units
- The country’s third-largest homebuilder wants to construct 365 single-family homes and a 38,000-square-foot office/employment center on vacant land in Haines City.
- The nation's third-largest homebuilder has plans for a new neighborhood on the Lake-Orange county line with up to 950 new homesites.
- This would be KB Home’s third housing project either in the pipeline or in some phase of construction in this heavily residential area of Apopka.
- The 543-home subdivision will be developed over four phases, starting at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Beltway.
- The developer paid $1.75 million for the land so he could add another 399 residential lots to the new subdivision just outside of Eustis.
- Proximity to the world-famous Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales is the inspiration for CBD Development's planned Iron Mountain subdivision, just on the outskirts of the Bok Tower Gardens Foundation-owned lands.
- Osceola County would prohibit front-loaded townhomes under the new architectural standards for residential construction.
- National homebuilders have claimed more than 850 new homesites along Zuni Road in Osceola County.
- The 149 single-family homes within Kentucky Square would range from 1,700 square feet to 3,300 square feet.
- With several housing projects already underway in Seminole County, M/I Homes is ready to take on another.
- The newest Dream Finders project within the Sun Terra Communities tract is for 294 detached homes and townhomes.
- The developer is working with D.R. Horton to design a neighborhood that fits the city's Village concept.
- The homebuilder is expanding its presence at Daytona's LPGA International with a third phase, bringing the total homesites to 820.
- The Polk County developer is launching Scenic Terrace North in Haines City and Scenic Terrace South in Lake Hamilton, with over 1,300 lots.
- While D.R. Horton had the most transactions in Polk County last year, it's not the only homebuilder that participated in a land buying spree for future subdivisions here.
- The luxury homebuilder has filed construction plans for a new community with over 250 homes.
- The owner has scrapped plans to build an apartment complex on the site of the former driving range and clubhouse and swapped it for something more palatable to the residents.
- Maitland-based developer Ralph Singleton wants to expand the Tyson Ranch community on Boggy Creek Road to add a second apartment complex.
- In total, the application requests an allowance of 332 multi-family units and 5,300 square feet of commercial space.
- Earlier plans for property called for multifamily housing. Now the focus is single family, with townhomes.
- The developer is seeking permits for apartments, single-family homes and commercial uses on land currently owned by Westgate Resorts.
- The developer wants to build hundreds of purpose-built rental homes just outside of The Villages retirement community.
- The homebuilder is looking to land a spot near Orlando Health's medical campus that will consist of two, new 6-story hospital buildings and already features an emergency center and a medical office pavilion.
- The neighborhood will be the first where Hanover will introduce new floorplans and design standards as part of its transition to Landsea Homes.
- The first nine homes with the Ritz-Carlton branding sold in 2021 for over $2 million each. Now construction can resume on the final 28 homes in the gated community.
- The homebuilder is looking to develop residences on an old ranch property in Seminole County, a former exotic animal ranch in the Town of Oakland and more than 840 acres in the Wellness Way Area of Lake County.
- The developer will file plans for a 482-home subdivision on Poinciana Boulevard, about 1.5 miles south of the SunRail station.
- KB Home is looking to grow its footprint in the St. Cloud submarket with a new residential community on Whip O Will Lane.
- PulteGroup working on another opportunity to build in Apopka’s Kelly Park Interchange District with plans for a 140-lot residential community near the S.R. 453/Western Beltway intersection.