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Orlando is lining up a contractor for a roughly $14M gateway and pocket park at Lake Eola’s north edge, a small project with outsized downtown implications.
The Downtown CRA has tapped a broker to market the long‑vacant 10‑story tower at 1 N. Orange Ave. The move is a concrete step in the city’s downtown revitalization plan.
A city-owned 7.6-acre lakefront parcel near Big Toho Marina could attract developer bids as downtown Kissimmee redevelopment heats up. DBI Osceola on March 12 may bring clarity.
The Municipal Planning Board advanced phase two of the RoseArts District, clearing the path for roughly 2,500 apartments in Orlando’s Rosemont and setting up a City Council review.
Universal filed a permit to upgrade a trailer compound near Epic Universe, reinforcing earlier filings that point to a 150,000‑sqft Harry Potter expansion.
Avanath paid $73.5M for the 336-unit Retreat at Valencia, keeping half the apartments income-restricted while promising resident services.
Titusville's council refused to fast-track a plan to build hundreds of homes on the Royal Oak Golf Course and ordered a small-area study to assess traffic and drainage.
A 505‑acre master‑planned community called South Lake Toho Ranch has been proposed near Poinciana and could add more than 1,000 homes to the Kissimmee corridor.
BDT & MSD Partners, tied to Michael Dell, is set to buy the Four Seasons Resort Orlando for about $750M, part of a larger package that signals strength in luxury hotels.
Crews have cleared land for The Grow, a 1,200‑acre, $2B agrihood near UCF that pairs a nine‑acre working farm with mixed housing, retail and parks.
A $400M rebuild will modernize Camping World Stadium, add roughly 2,000 seats and position Orlando to land bigger sports and concerts through a phased plan ending in 2027.
A 143-room Baymont by Wyndham off I‑95 in Daytona Beach is listed for $10.8M, with brokers pitching redevelopment options near the Speedway.
Sanford’s city commission approved a plan to redevelop the 48.89‑acre Seminole Towne Center, clearing the way for a large wholesale center, fueling station and new outparcels.
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