St. Cloud weighs proposals for downtown development with $4M in potential incentives | Orlando Business Journal
In a recent Orlando Business Journal article, Clyde Wells, Vice President at Maury L. Carter & Associates, provided commentary on St. Cloud’s downtown redevelopment initiative. While not directly involved in the proposals, Wells offered professional insights into the value and opportunity the project represents for the growing community and potential developers. “The development will be […]
Another Successful Sale: Maury L. Carter & Associates Helps Grow Seminole County Parks
April 22, 2025 Maury L. Carter & Associates, Inc., a leading land investment and brokerage firm in Florida, announces the successful closing of over 50 acres near Heathrow to Seminole County. The property, known as WB Equestrian, sold for $9.55 million and will be preserved for public use as part of the county’s broader effort […]
Wellness Way is the Hottest Growth Area in Central Florida | OBJ
January 5, 2025 Developers invested over $440 million in land throughout the Wellness Way corridor in 2024, making it one of Central Florida’s most sought-after growth areas. Maury L. Carter & Associates represented the $165 million sale of the 2,321± acre Arnold Groves and Roper properties to GT USA — setting a new Lake County […]
Orlando Investor Daryl Carter of Maury L. Carter & Associates Acquires 49.35 Acres in Ocala, FL for $5.7 million | Business Wire
November 07, 2024 06:32 AM Eastern Standard Time OCALA, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Orlando real estate broker, investor and developer Daryl Carter of Maury L. Carter & Associates has purchased 49.35 acres along the north side of Hwy 484, just west of exit 341 on Interstate 75 in Ocala, FL. The commercial land was acquired for $5,700,000 and […]
Documents reveal ‘repurchase triggers’ that would force Disney to sell Lake Nona land back to Tavistock | Orlando Business Journal
By Steven Ryzewski – Staff Writer, Orlando Business Journal May 24, 2023 Updated May 25, 2023, 9:17am EDT Lake Nona’s master developer not only has a say in what happens next with the 60 acres it sold to The Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) for the theme park titan’s abandoned corporate campus project, but it also has a timetable for […]