Retail Dining Developments

Located less than a half mile from the AdventHealth Orlando campus, the property is on a stretch of U.S. 17-92 already well populated with medical offices, labs and clinics.

The discount grocer is in negotiations for a 2-acre site on John Young Parkway across from the Packing District Park.

The latest Shake Shack, scheduled to open later this year, is one of the first in the nation that will have a double drive-thru.

The ophthalmology medical group is seeking to relocated from its Mills Avenue office to the site of the Skycraft building along Fairbanks Avenue in Winter Park.

Everest Group's new flagship community will have three unique resort hotels, including North America's first "conservative lifestyle" resort.

Plans calls for demolishing the existing one-story floral shop and building a new two-story office building with retail on its first floor facing Boyd Street.

Two communities in the Four Corners area with similar Legacy names are both getting new phases of development.

Trelago developer Battaglia Group has another developer under contract for one of the commercial lots within the large master-planned community in Maitland.

The developer told GrowthSpotter SimonMed will be occupying the retail center, which was once part of a contentious development plan in Winter Park.

The City Council unanimously accepted the proposal from Woosah Craft Brew to open a microbrewery and tap room in the nearly 100-year-old building.

Daryl Carter is teaming up with an investment partner to try to develop up to 50,000 square feet of commercial and medical office space, as well as a new hospital, hotel and multifamily community.

The owners of Seminole Towne Center are seeking to reposition the mall with new entertainment concepts and multifamily residences.

After COVID scuttled the sale of the outdoor mall, the owners decided to go all in on renovations to modernize the retail center.

The site plan calls for a 55,000-square-foot big box retail building and a smaller multi tenant building.

Legoland Florida is gearing up for its “next big build" that will add nearly five acres of new attractions to the theme park and resort in Winter Haven.

What will take the place of empty malls? Experts in architecture and the retail industry discuss its reconstruction, and what players in the field are doing to seize the benefits of a changing industry.

Sanctuary Medicinals is entering the permitting process for its plans to develop a new cannabis cultivation and processing facility in Apopka.

The fast-casual chicken brand is targeting Orlando for up to 20 new franchise locations.

The real estate mogul who was known for his scores of vintage sports cars and yachts needs a cash infusion.

Lonnie Peterson is credited in growing the architecture and engineering firm headquartered in Orlando, which started off as a one-man operation in 1978.

The first floor would be open to the public and feature wellness retailers and health-inspired food options, while the top floors would be dedicated to members of the newly proposed, tech-forward wellness program.

The developer is eyeing a national drug store chain or small grocer to anchor the project.

The development partners spent $12 million to put together one of the largest assemblages of land positioned for mixed-use development by the Western Beltway.

Plans call for a three-story medical office building, up to 6,400 square feet of new retail space and a roughly 50,000-square-foot assisted living facility with 114-beds.

The developer is seeking approval for a mixed-use project on Davenport's busy U.S. 27 corridor.

Seminole County wants to lure economic growth along its northern I-4 corridor. Not too long ago, the area had many vacant properties west of I-4.

The developer plans to build parking decks with green roofs as part of the urban mixed-use concept.

The American Water Flo Supply building near Winter Garden’s historic downtown was previously a repair shop used by the city’s earliest citrus growers.

According to the super car manufacturer’s 2020 model car lineup, vehicles can cost several hundred thousand dollars. Its newest McLaren Speedtail model, a limited-production hypercar, cost $2.2 million.

The highest bid would have been a nearly 33% discount off the roughly $1.26 million appraised value.