Amendment 3 passed. Here’s what changes locally
What Amendment 3 means for bills and budgets in Osceola, St. Cloud, Orange County and Orlando, plus the Dec. 31 residency date for new arrivals.
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Crossprairie’s newest land deal skipped the builder
Beazer’s Crossprairie acres went to a land banker the day Dream Finders closed, and Lake Nona and Saint Cloud face opposite school tax votes Tuesday.
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Drive Shack is coming down, and nothing is filed
Tavistock is taking down Lake Nona’s Drive Shack with no replacement named, and St. Cloud gives Crabby’s a 10-year lakefront lease.
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Lennar files for 546 homes in Sunbridge
Lennar files plans for 546 homes across from Del Webb Sunbridge, and Simpson Road finishes four lanes to Boggy Creek 241 days early.
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Osceola won’t take data center applications until 2027
Osceola stops reviewing data center applications as a Canoe Creek Road site hits the market, and the Cross Prairie connector breaks ground.
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Waterlin’s Turnpike interchange has a construction date
A developer-funded Turnpike interchange gets fast-tracked, Osceola adopts its Amendment 3 budget, and White Castle picks Narcoossee Road.
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Sunbridge may be getting a second Del Webb
Pulte files a 1,055-lot plan on Sunbridge’s Orlando side, Richland’s 30,000-home ranch plan clears review, and Weslyn Park’s new builders post prices.
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Hopkins Park finally gets its builder
Saint Cloud awards a $10.3 million Hopkins Park contract paid by impact fees, and Lake Nona hears that widening Narcoossee Road is off the table.
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Sunbridge’s front door is under contract for retail
A gym-and-gas-station plan at Narcoossee and Cyrils, a $3.5 million retail buy across from Saint Cloud’s Walmart site, and a council recount decided by one vote.
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A Home Depot is penciled in at Lake Nona West
A hardware store filing at Lake Nona West, a three-vote council recount in Saint Cloud, and a $29.4 million rental deal near Harmony.
