Retail Dining Developments

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

Central Florida Polytechnic Academy is looking to open a second location, similar to its 45,000-square-foot school in Apopka that was completed last year in December.

The real estate company out-bid big-league industrial developers like McCraney Property Company and Prologis.

The 120-unit assisted living facility would include a movie theater, chapel, hair salon, barber shop, bakery, coffee shop, sports bar, while the memory care area would have dedicated dining facilities, courtyard, and amenities.

The grocer may be in lease negotiations with Dr. Phillips Charities for a site next to the new Cannery apartments.

The nonprofit is eyeing about eight acres of land on Lake Catherine for a new pet adoption shelter that will replace its current 30-year-old building.

The proposed office building serves as one of the pioneer redevelopment projects to take place on Fairbanks Avenue after the city has invested $20 million to improve its infrastructure.

The owners are seeking an intensity bonus for the new 3-story retail/office building, but they need to figure out the parking first.

Real estate players from all sectors came together and asked the commission to reconsider the proposed rates that could easily double, triple, and in some cases even quadruple.

The German beer aficionado wants to bring a taste of Oktoberfest to Kissimmee in 2021.

The couple who helped turn a sleepy stretch of Curry Ford Road into a hip dining destination are planning their most ambitious project ever.

Conceptual designs for Demetree’s Collegiate Village project shows new student housing and 150,000 square feet of commercial space, including a food hall and outdoor performance space.

The first full-service restaurant in Creative Village will likely open with the start of the 2021 school year next August.

The investment fund told GrowthSpotter it plans to add a couple more properties to its Central Florida portfolio by year’s end.

The seller developed the properties between 2003 and 2007. Tenants include Olive Garden, Old Navy, West Elm and DSW.

The sale includes a newly constructed commercial building and a former mattress store that's being converted into a dental office.

The new Magic Place will bring more hotels, dining and a movie theater to the W192 tourism corridor, but the towers are gone.

There were 19 qualified groups that registered to bid for the 65,850-square-foot Columbia Promenade retail center.

The property is currently owned by AdventHealth, which paid $33.2 million for the land in 2008 with the intention to build a hospital on the site.

The project is being proposed by three Brazilian-American developers who formed their own commercial real estate company earlier this year.

The proposal was submitted in response to an RFP issued last year to help establish Longwood's Heritage Village area, which includes the historic downtown district, Reiter Park and the SunRail station.

An Orlando-based developer made an unsolicited offer to build a mixed-use project in downtown Ocoee after the first contract fell through.

The plans call for a 7,574-square-foot medical office building and a 8,900-square-foot, multi-tenant retail building.

Unicorp President Chuck Whittall said he plans to break ground within the next 90 days and open the shopping center in late 2021.

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.

The real estate company is proposing to build a commercial marketplace next to the indoor skydiving attraction it helped develop in 2017.

Each city separately approved the addition of medical marijuana dispensaries into their zoning category that allow pharmacies.

See which areas would develop first and find out how the design team plans to buffer the project from the surrounding neighborhood.

A new road along the back of the shopping center could provide direct access to NeoCity.

A new full service Chase Bank branch will be built on the corner lot across from downtown Kissimmee's cowboy welcome sign.