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The three residential projects in Osceola and Volusia counties would create over 1,000 new homesites. - The homebuilder will begin mass grading the site within a few weeks, but construction on the first homes in Wellness Way is still a year away.
- Daytona Gateway Marina will be a luxury apartment and hotel development facing the east side of the Halifax River in Daytona Beach. The recently secured financing will help cover pre-development costs and the construction of its first phase: a 138-slip marina.
- The 198-unit active adult facility is part of a larger health and wellness district anchored by Halifax Health's 563-bed hospital along Clyde Morris Boulevard.
- The industry is showing signs of recovery after enduring low occupancy rates and inventory growth all of last year.
- This would be the first of many projects the principals at EDEN Multifamily are planning across Central Florida.
- The housing units tend to be smaller, but they have private yards and amenities that closely resemble those found in the most upscale apartment complexes.
- Construction of a new roadway, connecting Eidson Drive to State Road 11, will help activate up to 885,000 square feet of new industrial development.
- The 3,015-acre community is next to the fast-growing Latitude Margaritaville retirement community.
- The developer is in the midst of completing the first phase of a multi-phase project that includes an affordable senior living development.
- The riverfront project will consist of 84 condos and 17 two-story townhomes. Amenities include a marina, a 3,000-square-foot clubhouse, pickleball court and resort-style pool.
- Avalon has proposed a 10-phase build-out with the first residents moving in by late 2021.
- The community is designed for working families, so most of the units will have three bedrooms and below-market rental rates.
- The home is close to Daytona International Speedway, and it has 4,000 square feet of display space for the seller's collection of vintage and low-mileage race cars.
- "I'm still young enough to build another town," CEO Beat Kahli said, as he takes on his largest new urbanist project ever.
- The Rivington neighborhood in DeBary will have 600 homes and 100 townhomes - all within walking distance to SunRail.
- The Riverwalk project in Port Orange has been talked about for 20 years. Now it's finally moving forward , with a 250-seat restaurant, condo towers and marina expansion.
- Two residential subdivision projects, totaling 768 lots, are making their way through the approval process in DeLand.
- Read more to find out which stations attracted the most new investment and which ones struggled.
- See the options on the table for Charles Wayne Properties' mixed-use plans near SunRail's northernmost station and a nearby proposal for voters.
