The Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando expands its estate with the addition of two new properties for future development and immediate use for parking and office space.

Eustis officials plan a $100M overhaul of downtown, adding new homes and businesses to revitalize the area. The development aims to blend with the existing downtown and will include apartments, retail, and increased parking spaces.

Fresh renderings show proposed renovations for Orlando's Camping World Stadium, including a capacity increase to 65,000, new seating, premium suites, and a contemporary exterior. The project seeks a permit and is partly funded by tourism dollars.

The Enclave at Canopy Park, a 104-unit apartment community, breaks ground in Orange County to provide affordable housing with the help of a $3 million investment from the county's Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

Orange County has been crucial in the development of Universal's new Epic Universe theme park, issuing 1,150 permits and conducting 34,000 inspections that facilitated a strong partnership and set new standards for large-scale projects.

Orange County's Ready Set Orange program simplifies the creation of ADUs by offering pre-designed plans and guidance, addressing affordable housing needs.

Osceola County has approved a plan for a new Tech Center, designed to be a high-tech educational and collaborative space, encouraging community growth and digital access for economically challenged residents.

UCF has begun its $88 million stadium expansion, including Roth Tower, aimed at enhancing fan experience and promoting tourism, with expected completion in fall 2026.

Osceola County plans to revamp Osceola Heritage Park with mixed-use development, expanding Orlando City SC facilities and adding residential, commercial spaces, and integrating with local events.

The Wilf family proposes a near $1 billion Osceola Heritage Park redevelopment, featuring new facilities and amenities for Orlando City SC and Orlando Pride, plus mixed-use areas.

Winter Park commissioners unanimously agree to buy a $4M Fairbanks Avenue property, affecting local businesses like Soseki and Austin's Coffee, with plans for infrastructure and traffic improvements.

Orlando commissioners approved converting a Best Western hotel into 110 affordable housing units to aid the city's housing crisis, with residency expected by 2025.

Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin is undergoing a $275 million renovation, expanding its event space to 469,000 square feet with a new annex and modernized guest rooms.