Single-Family Residential Developments

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.