Extant Aerospace broke ground on a 376,000‑sq‑ft Melbourne plant that the company says will add roughly 200 jobs on the Space Coast.

The downtown Orlando Public Library is slated for an $18 million renovation this fall, reworking the first floor with a larger children’s area and new meeting rooms. Detailed plans will be unveiled later this month.

Orlando developer Chuck Whittall is under contract to buy La Fontana, a 140‑unit West Palm Beach co‑op, for roughly $200M amid rising waterfront buyout activity.

SouthState plans a five‑story, roughly 40,000‑sq‑ft office at 233 Central Ave that will bring about 125 operations staff to downtown Winter Haven.

Taurus landed an $85.4M refinancing for two Orlando multifamily properties it bought in 2021, covering 532 units and underscoring renewed lender interest in stabilized assets.

Orange County cut the ribbon on The Enclave at Canopy Park, a 104‑unit affordable community in Orlando with rents from $400 and on‑site supports.

AdventHealth paid about $7.5M for two parcels south of Hamlin Town Center, putting it within half a mile of Orlando Health’s Horizon West Hospital.

National builders Perry Homes, Lennar and Dream Finders have signed on at Waterlin, a 6,000‑acre master plan near St. Cloud; model homes and early sales are under way.

Seminole State is planning a $60M workforce building at its Altamonte Springs campus to expand nursing and allied‑health programs and boost local enrollment. The project would be built on a grassy parking lot and is pitched as a major capacity lift.

A new Florida law forces listing sites to display realistic tax estimates or link buyers to county tax tools, aiming to prevent surprise bills after closing.

An agreement among property owners has cleared the way for about 700 apartments at Oviedo Mall, beginning with roughly 400 units on the former Macy’s site.

An office building in Cape Canaveral that houses Lockheed Martin is being eyed for hotel conversion, but long-term leases and coastal rules could push any project more than a decade.

Port Canaveral approved roughly $5.2M for a 16‑slip fishermen facility with processing and storage; port officials expect the site to be operational in early 2027.