Retail Dining Developments

The developer is a South Korean tech entrepreneur who has pledged to build a 3 million square foot city center, with condos, office towers, a convention hotel and retail center in Neocity.

A company led by executives from Harbco Development and National Retail Properties is assembling vacant parcels of land near Cranes Roost Park.

The Citrus Ridge development will bring retail, apartments and a build-for-rent townhouse community to the U.S. 27 corridor just south of Posner Park.

The OBTNext master plan covering over 4,700 acres around an eight-mile stretch of Orange Blossom Trail hopes to bring new investment and development opportunities.

Development plans consist of a new 94-unit townhome community and future commercial component along Lake Mary Boulevard, south of the Boombah Sports Complex in Sanford.

The site would be developed in four phases, starting with a 75-unit apartment building with ground-level retail and a food hall.

The proposed Oakland Mixed Use Village PD includes 63,000 square feet of commercial space and a 220-unit multifamily community between Florida's Turnpike and S.R. 50.

The president and owner of Orange County Brewers and Brew Theory wants to open up a food hall and brewery in Apopka's city center.

The 57,747-square-foot Plaza Ecco shopping center, anchored by Publix, sold for about $530 per square foot. One of the partnering developers is in the middle of planning a new mixed-use community two blocks south of the property.

The plaintiff contends he is owed a commission of $5.6 million, or 4% of the full $140 million in bonds approved to fund the creation of the Community Development District where City Center West Orange is being built.

Some key components for Winter Park's Progress Point site include designing an aesthetically pleasing park with the capability for all-day programming activity as well as more public parking spaces and new commercial opportunities.

Previous bidders Sovereign Land Company and The Falcone Group have some competition. Two other parties have submitted bids to buy and develop the roughly 90-acre Hungerford site along I-4.

The healthcare company will build medical offices a block from the new Square at Osceola Parkway, which has its groundbreaking on Wednesday.

The sprawling master-planned community will be getting a new hospital, a Del Webb retirement community and a new Build-to-Rent neighborhood.

The company is partnering with Taylor Morrison Homes to expand its horizontal apartment concept nationally, starting with Texas, Florida and North Carolina.

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.