Seminole County Developments

The developer is proposing to build a town center that features retail, structured parking, a possible 4.5-star hotel with meeting space, and residential dwelling units.

The homebuilder wants to build 85 new townhomes next to its Parkview Place townhome community west of the Lake Jesup Conservation area.

In a year where there were shortages of everything from lumber to cooking essentials, there was no commodity more precious than land. We run down the year's biggest deals.

The planned 140-unit residential community resides in the city's Lake Monroe Waterfront Corridor and will connect to a multi-use trail along the lake.

A lakefront property near Maitland is on the market and being pursued by a developer who has plans to convert the former rehab center on-site into a hotel with a banquet hall.

The city’s future autonomous vehicle program is a “unique, key component” to the proposed 268-unit multifamily complex called Solera.

Oviedo on the Park developer has entered the next phase of its planned City Place project, which will feature mixed-use townhomes and studio units next to a new food hall and brewery under construction.

Citizens Bank of Florida is looking to build a commercial center and potential live-work units within a major redevelopment area in downtown Oviedo.

Plans are under review for a new 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility. Nobis Rehabilitation Partners is targeting Altamonte Springs for its first Florida project.

Years after originally proposing plans in 2016, the Klein Company is finally picking up momentum on its 300-unit Dwell at Oviedo apartment community.

A new future is being discussed for the long-time vacant historic school site in Winwood, including the possibility of developing a 70-unit senior housing community.

The proposed Kings Crossing mixed-use community includes a new apartment complex and grocery-anchored shopping center near the Orlando Sanford International Airport.

Plans for a luxury apartment community, a new assisted living facility and now a Home2 Suites Hotel by Hilton are taking shape within the 150-acre Lake Mary Wellness and Technology Park, where Orlando Health plans to build a $500 million health campus.

Plans for the proposed Lakeshore at CenterPointe mixed-use community include more than 1,300 apartments and new office, retail and restaurant space.

The Atlanta-based company is planning a new apartment community adjacent to one being built by The NRP Group and nearby where The Altman Companies is also pursuing multifamily development plans.

Art sculptures and a so-called public "art walk" are part of plans for Brand Properties' 297-unit Ellington at Oviedo Park mixed-use community near the Oviedo City Hall building.

The proposed development, named after the Greek god Helios, is located about a mile away from the Sanford Sunrail station.

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

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.

M/I Homes just paid nearly $12 million for property near Oviedo where it plans to build large single-family homes on roughly 50 acres of land.

Crescent Communities is teaming up with an investment partner to build an urban-style mixed-use community west of I-4, in the Lake Mary submarket.

After years of being tied up in legal disputes, the roughly 110-acre property along U.S. 17-92 is freeing up for future purchase and development by Taylor Morrison.

CBRE Global Investors and Starwood Capital Group are among the investment firms that recently bought multifamily communities throughout Central Florida.

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.

The developer intends to submit plans to build a 354-unit market-rate apartment community in Sanford.

The towering mixed-use development will connect to a new six-level parking garage via a pedestrian sky bridge in Uptown Altamonte.

The homebuilder is proposing to develop a new subdivision just south of Lake Jessup with around 200 traditional single-family lots, bungalow-style homes and townhomes.

Development plans consist of four office buildings, each with adaptive floorplans and fully built-out office suites.

Another development is being planned in Historic Downtown Sanford. The developer under contract wants to build a new apartment community on Lake Monroe.