Seminole County Developments

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.

A Cleveland-based developer is moving forward with plans for a new Sanford apartment community and environmentalists are not happy about it.

More retail and restaurants are planned to pop up in the aging Oaks at Lake Mary retail center, along Lake Mary Boulevard, coinciding with a $1 million renovation project.

The developer is partnering up with another real estate company that's currently in the midst of assembling about 14 acres of land located on the west side of Ronald Reagan Boulevard.

A national homebuilder has an assemblage of properties near the Central Florida GreeneWay (S.R. 417) under contract.

The property owner announced plans to develop a 10,000-square-foot food hall next to the five-story hotel on Primera Boulevard.

The City of Casselberry is engaged in several redevelopment initiatives, including economic efforts to draw more development to its U.S. 17-92 corridor.

The 476-unit apartment community, built in 1990, sold for about $183,800 per unit.

The developer said the proposed three-story apartment building provides “missing middle” housing to an area near Oviedo that can benefit from its urban lifestyle design.

Long-term plans for the proposed Longwood City Center call for developing a three-story commercial building with outdoor patio space, a public boardwalk and lakeside activities.

An aging single-family home next to Lake Mary's U.S. Postal Service building will be redeveloped into an office for a small family-owned business.

Oak Grove Shoppes redevelopment will feature a new Publix store prototype with a drive-through pharmacy lane and second-floor mezzanine dining area.

The roughly 40-acre infill site, once a pitch and putt golf course, is being considered for retail, office and multifamily use.

More residential development is headed east of downtown Sanford. Active homebuilders in the area include Toll Brothers, D.R. Horton, Ryan Homes and KB Home.

The companies join a roster of tenants seeking to open locations at the Winter Springs Marketplace retail plaza planned by Equinox Development.

A Tampa-based real estate development firm is proposing more than 10,000 square feet of restaurant space next to the recently completed Broadstone Viridian multifamily development.

The property owners notably sold the 94-year-old Mayfair Inn hotel on Lake Monroe in 2017 to Key Performance Hospitality Management for $3.5 million.

Village on the Green is wrapping up an extensive $56 million expansion and redevelopment plan that will add a host of new amenities and living spaces for residents.