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Find out which stores and restaurants are coming to Kissimmee's newest retail plaza across from The LOOP.
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Ocoee entered into a development agreement with family-owned citrus grower Heller Bros. to help steer mixed-use development on land its owned along Florida’s Turnpike for 40 years.
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The firm is one of two main property owners that stand to benefit from the heavily debated Orange Avenue Overlay District in Winter Park.
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Developer Abdul Mathin initially proposed an ambitious redevelopment called iSquare Mall + Hotel in 2014.
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This will be the second new Publix store in the 2020 pipeline for Lake County.
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The Maitland-based developer just completed the final of a series of four property takedowns with plans to develop a mixed-use project with luxury apartments and over 200,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and entertainment space.
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The developer expects to break ground in April on the new 50-acre shopping center across from The LOOP.
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The land is being entitled to feature 6,900 square feet of office, 7,000 square feet of retail and 6,200 square feet of restaurant uses.
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The code revision would allow the Magic to increase its proposed office tower to 18 stories and 420,000 square feet.
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The Mills Park property features allowances to build up to 177,350 square feet of office and hotel space across two buildings.
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The votes clear the way for new apartments, commercial uses and a hotel to be built along U.S. 27 in the Wellness Way area.
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Entitlements for the property fronting Silver Star Road currently allows for a 60-bed assisted living facility, but the owner wants to develop an office building with ground-floor retail.
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The citrus packing plant adaptive reuse project along the West Orange Trail will feature community-oriented eateries, retail shops, office space and a wellness center.
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The owners are planning to invest $4 million in the aging shopping center across from Griffin Farm Town Center.
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The new store will be just over 50,000 square feet, nearly twice the size of its current store in Altamonte Springs.
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The foundation is seeking to replace its headquarters near Park Avenue with a three-story modernized office building that will offer public space for other nonprofits on its first floor.
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Planning officials in Winter Park have completed a draft that incentivize redeveloping a prominent stretch of Orange Avenue.
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Heritage Distilling Co. makes Brown Sugar Bourbon, the World's Best Flavoured Whisky, according to Whisky Magazine.
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The winning bidder offered $6.25 million for the land in Stevens Plantation.
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The current owners managed to spare 16 lanes and the sunken bar inside with a pending buyer looking to extensively restore it, despite half of the building having been torn down.
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The project would transform the corner of U.S. 27 and Cypress Gardens Boulevard into a bustling retail center with a hotel and new apartments.
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City Furniture and Floor & Decor are among the potential retailers coming to the LOOP South.
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Private investors scooped up the newly constructed bank and well-established office building on the U.S. 192 corridor.
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Restaurants, offices and microbreweries with tap rooms and an industrial chic vibe could highlight the projects.
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Construction of the new City Hall is anticipated to begin in May. The structure is slated to house all of the City Hall staff and provide ground floor spaces for retail and food services.
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Since its inception in 1990, Crossman & Company has grown into one of the largest retail leasing, management and investment sales firms with over 28 million square feet of properties in the Southeastern United States.
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The firm that purchased the property is in search of assets for its 2019 investment fund.
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A city-owned building in Winter Garden’s downtown district is being razed to make way for The Exchange, a new office development with ground-floor retail and restaurant space along Plant Street.
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Developers across Central Florida are embracing artisan retail and restaurant concepts like food halls, sometimes searching high and low for talent and financing in a practice still very unfamiliar to most industry insiders.
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The commercial real estate company is asking to move this week's public hearing to November with the purpose to allow them more time to resolve concerns raised at a city council meeting last month.
