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.
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.
The council clears the 2,500-home lagoon community 3-2 while the school district fights for a site, and Nova Lakes High opens.
St. Cloud budgets without savings for the first time in 31 years, Amendment 3 gets a court-ordered rewrite, and Nordstrom Rack slips to Sept. 24.
A second 80-unit affordable senior tower is approved but not funded, three first-timers run for Seat 5, and Lake Nona West’s anchor opens.
St. Cloud stalls the Whaley Platt annexation and Hopkins Park’s renovation, Osceola proposes a $2.44 billion budget, and Chick-fil-A Boggy Creek sets its opening.
Walmart pays $11.9 million for its next supercenter site on E192 while 538 new homes rise around it at Harvest Grove and Lakeside at Satilla.
The 2025-26 school grades land, the district asks voters for about $200 a year, and St. Cloud gets 24/7 heart attack care.
Tavistock expands Laureate Park south of Medical City, Greystar takes over Tyson Ranch, and the governor vetoes Hopkins Park money again.
Orlando Health files for a 480,000 square foot hospital near the Tupperware SunRail station, plus a correction on where the Roan Bridge project actually sits.
St. Cloud amends the Roan Bridge agreement for 1,207 homes and a new Orange Avenue corridor, while two city projects wait on the governor in the state budget.