- The 60,000-square-foot Clermont dealership will have a small showroom and large service center for owners of the electric vehicles.
- The latest plans would target the OMNI hotel's sports complex and other vacant lands for new apartments, shops and commercial buildings.
- Maryland-based Greenberg Gibbons makes first investment in Florida.
- Plans call for H Mart to move into an empty 120,000 square-foot retail building at 7501 W Colonial Dr. that was formerly a Super Target.
- Boyd Development Corporation has within recent weeks laid out visions for two other pieces of its large-scale Hamlin Planned Development, calling for the addition of more than 270,000 square feet of commercial space.
- Kimco Realty Corporation is eying another one of its Orlando shopping centers for new apartment towers.
- In total, the application requests an allowance of 332 multi-family units and 5,300 square feet of commercial space.
- Apartments are not currently permitted within the 200-acre Infinity Park. Developer Tavistock seeks to change that.
- The office and parking deck will complement the new Packing District food hall when they all open in the fall of 2023.
- The owner is looking to introduce a mix of office, retail and general commercial space around the Britt Mansion in Winter Garden. According to the application, the existing historic buildings will be preserved.
- The developer is seeking permits for apartments, single-family homes and commercial uses on land currently owned by Westgate Resorts.
- The entertainment venue would add multiple restaurants, bars and a huge surfing simulator to Orlando's tourism corridor.
- Ustler was honored for delivering the year's top office building: Electronic Arts in Creative Village. Yvonne Baker, executive director of Florida State University’s Real Estate Center, received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
- The resort will have North America's first alcohol-free "conservative lifestyle" hotel designed to appeal to observant Muslims and Orthodox Jews.
- Developers told GrowthSpotter they are glad to see the program be reinstated, but some are hesitant about using it for their own projects, while others are strategizing to raise equity right away.
- The development site was once slated to become a business center but Intram Investments has new plans to introduce 53,000 square feet of new retail space to area.
- The proposed Hamlin 30 project is being proposed next to where Valencia College is planning a Horizon West campus and the planned Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine.
- The creators of AREA15 in Las Vegas said they plan to open a second and larger entertainment center in Orlando’s tourism corridor by 2024.
- The site was once considered by the St. Johns River Water Management District as a potential location to open a service center. New plans call for a two-story mixed-use building with ground-floor retail and apartments.
- More than 112,000 square feet of retail and office space is being planned near where companies like Amazon, Goya Foods, Universal Studios Orlando and the Coca-Cola Companies have facilities.
- Several retail stores in Colonial Plaza could be razed to make way for a pair of apartment buildings.
- The owner will subdivide the property into 13 lots that can be sold off and developed with new restaurants, shops and hotels.
- The future of the 33,000-square-foot building is in limbo, as city officials begin to discuss potential uses for the property.
- Black Buffalo 3D Corporation is entering an emerging business of 3D construction technology that could equip developers with quicker, more sustainable and cheaper construction methods.
- Davis Development will be building 529 market-rate rental units, while Pulte will be developing 120 fee-simple townhomes.
- The luxury townhomes are part of a long-time planned mixed-use community in Ocoee that includes nearly 60,000 square feet of new commercial development.
- The Emirati company plans to take the entire fifth floor and naming rights at one of Tavistock Development Company’s newly built office buildings in the Lake Nona Town Center.
- A series of office deals took place in the Maitland Center Office Park and at the Central Florida Research Park by the University of Central Florida.
- It's back to the drawing board for the City of Eustis after commissioners voted to cease negotiations with an Orlando developer for the three city blocks near the downtown lakefront.
- The developer is proposing to build a town center that features retail, structured parking, a possible 4.5-star hotel with meeting space, and residential dwelling units.