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Unicorp President Chuck Whittall said he plans to break ground within the next 90 days and open the shopping center in late 2021.
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The property spans about 10 acres on the southwest corner of S.R. 434 and Tuskawilla Rd., nearby the city's growing Greeneway Interchange District.
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The real estate company is proposing to build a commercial marketplace next to the indoor skydiving attraction it helped develop in 2017.
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Each city separately approved the addition of medical marijuana dispensaries into their zoning category that allow pharmacies.
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See which areas would develop first and find out how the design team plans to buffer the project from the surrounding neighborhood.
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A new road along the back of the shopping center could provide direct access to NeoCity.
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A new full service Chase Bank branch will be built on the corner lot across from downtown Kissimmee's cowboy welcome sign.
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The new owners have already brought businesses like Foxtail Coffee and Hourglass Brewing to the district.
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The fast-food chain, most famous in recent days for its chicken sandwich, recently announced it will upgrading its stores and logo as part of its strategy to modify its image.
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The 80-year-old fast-food company wants to blanket the region with dozens of new stores.
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The building was completed in 1995, before some of the first buildings in Orlando's Baldwin Park neighborhood broke ground in 2003.
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The owner has filed construction plans with City of Kissimmee to renovate the shopping center, create additional outparcels and bring in at least one new tenant.
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The state's largest marijuana company wants to open a storefront next to the popular Posner power-center.
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The commercial plaza is one of three new projects planned at the village center for Horizon West Village H.
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The master plan calls for mix or 1,000 homes, a charter school, an office park and nearly 1.4 million square feet of commercial space.
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The planned 30,400-square-foot building will join other anchor tenants that include Kohl’s, Staples and Party City.
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The developer wants to reconstruct an aging Publix building within its Suncrest Village shopping center on University Boulevard.
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The developer owns a combined 57 acres just south of the SunRail station.
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The money will be distributed to 20-plus entrepreneurs/companies who want to set up shop in the new mixed-use building under construction in the town center.
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The county spent $50,000 for a plan that would have brought more restaurants, shopping and entertainment to the W192 corridor, but it never got off the ground.
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Construction on the new 48,000-square-foot store is scheduled to start in July.
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One of the last large undeveloped tracts within walking distance to Legoland Resort could soon be off the market.
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A number of tenants and anchor stores have closed or announced they will be closing at the mall, including Sears, Macy's and American Eagle Outfitters.
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The Waterford Lakes Town Center developer wants to construct a golf and entertainment facility on 2.23 acres next to the Regal Cinemas theater.
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The historic Sanford Farmers Market will reopen to the public on weekends.
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The developer is calling his project in downtown Sanford Magnolia Place and is hoping to attract a restaurant for the ground floor. The upper floors will each have four one-bedroom apartments .
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The 18-acre property features an active shopping center and about seven acres of vacant land with zoning allowances to build more retail or dense multifamily/hotel projects.
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Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ has signed a lease for its second Central Florida restaurant.
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Sydgan Corp. is pursuing plans to entitle about 18 acres of land north of Winter Park’s Ravaudage community with allowances to build up to 431 apartments and nearly 188,000 square feet of commercial space.
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A second apartment complex and more retail could be coming to Posner Village in Davenport.
