Learn what steps these developers must take before their $300 million mixed-use district in downtown Orlando's Parramore neighborhood becomes a reality.
Early insight on what a local developer is planning for renovation of a 68-year-old building in Parramore, his second retail project on W. Church this year.
Details on another sliver of land the local soccer club has acquired within the two blocks of its stadium and entertainment area now under construction.
Learn how much the soccer club and city finally agreed to close on for public land under which the stadium is being built, and what city approvals lie ahead.
Learn how the survey of city-owned land to be sold for the stadium has raised the price, and how far along Orlando City Soccer Club is in EB-5 recruiting.
City Council voted Monday to approve sale of an estimated 12 acres to Orlando City Soccer Club (OCSC) for its downtown stadium, with a final sale price of up to $19 million to be determined by a boundary survey which could occur in the coming month.
The City of Orlando should now receive between $18 million and $19 million for the public land being sold to Orlando City Soccer Club for its downtown stadium under construction, according to an updated sale contract made public on Wednesday morning.
City of Orlando should have a land sale and development agreement ready as soon as Jan. 25 for the 11 parcels it has agreed to sell to Orlando City Soccer Club (OCSC) for the new downtown soccer stadium.
Sale of 11 city-owned parcels under the stadium footprint have dragged on over fair market value, a number difficult to ascertain in this case, local appraisers say.
Orlando is getting a new fire station in downtown Parramore after moving from a site that will contain the new 28,000-seat major league soccer stadium being built by The Orlando City Soccer Club.
Requests for construction bids on the new Orlando City Soccer Club stadium have been put on hold until sometime in August or September. Originally they were due at the end of July.
