Unicorp is pitching a $30M–$40M overhaul of the Valley Bank corner on Orlando’s Restaurant Row, promising new high-end restaurants and a parking garage.

Polk County commissioners voted 4-1 to accept an appeal and reopen review of an 856‑acre PH Citrus sand mine near Lake Wales, reigniting a fight between neighbors and developers. The decision follows a de novo hearing held March 17.

A vacant Dr. Phillips medical building was converted into a 63‑bed Select Specialty Hospital, adding rehab capacity and winning industry awards for adaptive reuse.

Foundry Commercial’s six‑building Edgewood Park of Commerce will add 565,600 sq ft of small‑bay industrial to Edgewood with trees, sound walls and interior truck courts.

Crestwood Apartments sold for $34.3 million in February, working out to more than $150K per unit as St. Cloud’s apartment pipeline expands. The deal underscores strong investor demand in the area.

Orlando City and Osceola County signed a memorandum outlining a $50M plan to upgrade Osceola Heritage Park, pairing training and stadium work with new visitor amenities. The agreement splits funding between the club and county and aims to preserve longstanding events.

A compact “Gen Z country club” called Society Park will bring padel courts, restaurants and a spa to International Drive with a targeted soft opening in April 2026. Developers say the site aims to host tournaments and membership programming.

A 163‑acre logistics park in Minneola has broken ground and will deliver roughly 1.4M square feet of industrial space across three phases.

KABR Group says it is raising a $300 million fund to expand into Central Florida, targeting Orlando. The move builds on the firm's recent Florida projects.

Andretti Thrill Park in Melbourne has closed and the site will be redeveloped into multifamily housing, ending a 1999‑era local attraction. The parcel on South Babcock Street is eyed for apartments.

About half of Florida’s vacant homes are held for seasonal use — roughly 741,000 units — shrinking the pool of homes available to year‑round buyers and renters.

Orlando commissioners unanimously approved a roughly 380‑acre development district in Lake Nona, establishing zoning and conditions for denser housing, retail and roads.

Dave & Buster's paid $3.937M for 33 acres in Viera and plans a 26,168‑sq‑ft restaurant-and-arcade, its first Brevard County location.