Learn where it will be built on this 172-acre campus near downtown Orlando, and how far the company will go to make the building self-sufficient for power.
Insight on legal trouble one of Orlando's emerging commercial real estate developers is facing, and the reverberations it has had on medical office tenants.
Learn how developers and property owners can take advantage of a new zoning district that the city is creating to promote medical urban infill projects.
Insight on the team that guided this property over the past year to the brink of plat approval and sale, directly west of the new Florida Hospital Apopka.
Context on the project's size and scope, what road extension will be built because of it, and what other growth it's following in this corner of Apopka.
In Part II of our Anatomy of a Deal series, go behind the scenes with MMI Development as they found a creative way to activate hundreds of acres in Apopka.
With more than $3.1 million spent over nearly 20 years, the seven-parcel assemblage is now set for developer Dan Bellows, who's eyeing workforce housing for a growing Florida Hospital branch.
Past summits in California have served as launching pads for new business. The summit in Celebration is a coup for Central Florida, where the top minds gather to discuss applications for "trillion" sensors in everything ranging from health to fashion.
The Illinois-based REIT now owns four properties in Orlando spanning retail and student housing, and told GrowthSpotter the Orlando market will be a focal point for acquisitions next year.
A California-based developer that specializes in luxury assisted living homes is eying a 1.9-acre parcel on Park Place in Kissimmee to build an 63-bed memory care facility.
Randy Haffner, the new president/CEO of Multi-State Division for Adventist Health System and his wife, Cynthia Ann Haffner, purchased a home at 1381 College Point in Winter Park for $3.4 million on Aug. 21, according to Orange County records.
All three of Metro Orlando's major hospital players are engaged in free-standing Emergency Department plans as way to plant their flags in growing communities.
Companies have been calling Winter Garden looking to relocate, but with a 98 percent office occupancy rate, the city doesn't have many places for them to go,. But now the town has several projects in the works.
Companies have been calling Winter Garden looking to relocate, but with a 98 percent office occupancy rate, the city doesn't have many places for them to go,. But now the town has several projects in the works.
Winter Park Memorial Hospital is asking the City of Winter Park to grant approval to nearly double the size of its emergency room and renovate some of its rooms in a $90 million investment.
