Walmart bought the plaza that houses its DeBary Neighborhood Market for just over $5 million. The sale shifts the land into the retailer’s hands and follows a wider industry trend.

Walker & Dunlop arranged a $56.7M Fannie Mae‑backed refinance for Urbon @ Nona, a 360‑unit Lake Nona apartment community, stabilizing the property's capital stack.

Developers want to rezone roughly 337 acres near Johns Lake for a 600+‑home Urban Village; neighbors warn Marsh Road could be overwhelmed and plan to show up at hearings.

MLB Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. has listed his Mediterranean-style Windermere estate for $27 million, a rare high-end lakefront offering in Central Florida.

Chicago-based Bowa Construction bought Maitland's Verity Construction on May 13, 2026, giving the firm an in-market foothold in the Orlando metro and wider Southeast.

Commissioners cleared the way for more planning on a proposed indoor sports complex near Sanford, authorizing staff to solicit design and construction services.

11North Partners paid $59.5M for West Town Corners in Altamonte Springs, adding a grocery‑anchored center to its Orlando portfolio amid strong investor demand for necessity‑based retail.

Integra Land Co. filed a master plan to redevelop the long‑vacant Flea World parcel in Sanford; Orlando Business Journal reports Goodwill is eyeing part of the project.

Project Orchid would bring a 1.3M-square-foot glass plant to St. Lucie, promising about 1,000 jobs and $300M+ while raising traffic and neighborhood concerns.

AdventHealth will anchor Legacy Place with an 80‑bed hospital in The Villages, part of a 700‑acre Benderson development that adds retail, medical and office space. Early phases are slated to open in 2027.

Graphite Real Estate bought the Publix-anchored Shoppes of Sweetwater in Longwood for $14M and plans to develop a vacant corner pad to attract new tenants.

A five-property office, retail and medical package in Melbourne traded for about $35M, splitting between two buyers and totaling roughly 294,570 square feet.

A Marriott-branded Fairfield Inn & Suites is proposed for Cocoa Village, with more than 100 rooms and a rooftop bar planned for the former city-hall site.