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Data cited by Starwood claims median incomes have grown 6.5 percent across the portfolio’s markets over the past two years.
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The developer wants to build a new affordable multifamily community within walking distance of the SunRail station.
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The company is seeking to develop a single-family home subdivision that features a private 28-acre man-made water-skiing lake.
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The proposed apartment community will consist of up to 297 multifamily units and 12,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.
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The Longwood dog track went on the market in 2018 following passage of Amendment 13, a statewide ban on commercial dog racing by Jan. 1, 2021.
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The multi-tenant property was built in 2004 and is anchored by Orlando Health.
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The developer builds resort-style retirement communities across the nation. In Florida, it oversees at least five different communities, mostly located in Florida's west coast.
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A bank from South Carolina provided the financing for the company’s planned 97,575-square-foot, climate-controlled facility at 9700 S. U.S. 17-92.
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Property owner 3H Group is riding out the pandemic before submitting development plans.
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The developer told GrowthSpotter the company will soon send out construction bids and select a national homebuilder to partner with.
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The Oxford Place mixed-use project will add 770 apartments to the area, starting with the first 240 on the site of the former jai-alai fronton.
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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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Some of the apartments in Monroe Landings will be set aside for families earning less than 60% of the area's median income.
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Lake Mary could be getting its first food hall and a new extended-stay hotel.
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Ryan Homes is the latest builder to snag land just north of the Orlando Sanford International Airport.
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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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Sanford economic development director Bob Turk said Fastenal plans to build a 150,000-square-foot logistics center that will likely be expanded later.
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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 new resort-style senior community will offer various levels of care so residents can age place.
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The developer is looking for a homebuilder to sell homes priced from the mid-$400,000s to the mid-$500,000s.
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The new Fairfield Inn on Douglas Avenue will be six stories with 127 rooms.
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This Heathrow mansion was built by a Hall of Fame baseball player. It has 11 bedrooms, an elegent pool and a 6-car garage.
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The homebuilder will offer five different floorplans in the community, priced in the $300,000s. Residents will have exclusive canal access to the St. Johns River.
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Hear what industry experts say about how new hotel supply in Seminole County might affect future sales.
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The buyer specializes in buying and renovating older apartment complexes.
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The school district found a site it liked better, so it sold the land for residential development.
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The seller nearly doubled his return on the initial investment for these Altamonte Springs office buildings.
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The 2-year-old shopping center just off the Lake Mary Boulevard interchange sold for over $9 million.
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Construction on the new projects will coincide with a new full-service hospital by Orlando Health, which already has an emergency center in the park.
