Retail Dining Developments

The former Winn Dixie sat empty for years. Now it's a thriving Asian supermarket with its own food court and bakery that draws shoppers from across the region.

The new owner specializes in retail but also is considering an independent living facility as a potential use for the site.

The first phase would add 1,600 apartments and 150,000 square feet of commercial and retail uses to Orlando's Rosemont neighborhood.

Maitland Fitness, a newly proposed boutique health club behind the 400 North complex in Maitland, features a waterfront people's plaza leading into an outdoor dining area.

A newly proposed commercial plaza near Horizon West can accommodate up to 16,800 square feet of retail space and 22,400 square feet of restaurant space.

The brand hopes to add four more locations in Central Florida over the next five years.

The developer recently completed a 340-unit luxury rental community in Kissimmee's Sunrise City mixed-use district, just off Vineland Road.

The same group behind the Lake Mary Wellness & Technology Park bought the infill development site along W. Colonial Drive this year for $8.6 million.

The buyers want to add apartments, a grocery store and a boutique hotel to the golfing community east of St. Cloud.

Plaza Fifty One features space for a restaurant with outdoor seating, general retail and professional office and medical office uses.

A local developer just bought land next to the Lake Mary Wellness and Technology Park with plans to build two new medical offices and an urban-style retail center.

Increases to Orange County transportation and school impact fees remain in limbo while planning officials work to justify and readjust fees to standards they believe best help offset the cost of fast-paced growth.

The Hideaway Bar will move across the street into a new 3,600-square-foot building to make way for more apartments on the south side of Virginia Drive.

The developer intends to submit plans to build a 354-unit market-rate apartment community in Sanford.

The developer plans to start the environmental cleanup of the former fertilizer plant this summer and start vertical construction in early 2022.

The developer plans to use 26 shipping containers to build a robust food hall experience on I-Drive called Steel Chef’s Market.

The proposed Camden Market resort destination features more than 2,000 hotel rooms and 380,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.

The developer has committed to making at least 10% of the residential units attainable housing and will hold another community meeting in early June.

The towering mixed-use development will connect to a new six-level parking garage via a pedestrian sky bridge in Uptown Altamonte.

A rehabilitation hospital and new gas station-convenience store brand are targeting the Kissimmee site on S. John Young Parkway.

Plans are part of the second phase of a 27-acre mixed-use development known as The Vue at Satellite Beach.

The development site sold with plans for a mixed-use community set up to feature new retail and restaurants next to a senior housing development or a Marriott-branded hotel, and single-family homes.

The new retail plaza is planned for Solivita Marketplace, next door to Poinciana Medical Center.

The most recent deal brings its total assemblage of out-parcels around the shopping center to more than 118,000 square feet.

The developer is anxious to get started, but the city's Design Review Committee deferred action on the project.

Development plans consist of four office buildings, each with adaptive floorplans and fully built-out office suites.

The first phase includes a branded hotel and 116 contemporary homes overlooking a new man-made lake in the center of the community.

DeLand-based Mainstreet Community Bank of Florida aims to open a new bank branch every year.

The temporary use permit for Boxi Park is set to expire on May 29. Lake Nona can extend each year it until 2025.

The Falcone Group and Sovereign Land Company will need to resubmit bids for the next RFP, along with other prospective bidders.