Boggy Creek Road north of the Osceola County line continues to see rapid growth, with new housing, apartments, hotels, and commercial projects transforming the corridor into one of Central Florida’s busiest development stretches.

Public Storage is moving forward with plans for a three-story, 141,000+ square-foot facility on 4.5 acres across from Tyson Ranch, alongside two future commercial outparcels. Additional self-storage projects, multifamily communities, and retail centers are also underway nearby, joining major developments like Ascend Nona West, Tapestry Nona, and the 75-acre Tyson Ranch mixed-use community.

Among these projects, Maury L. Carter & Associates and Dowd Properties are under contract to sell 22 acres across from Tyson Ranch for Bennett Place, a planned mixed-use development that will feature multifamily housing and commercial space.

This wave of investment underscores the strength of the Lake Nona/Boggy Creek corridor, where residential, retail, and commercial opportunities continue to expand at an unprecedented pace.

Read the full article here: GrowthSpotter

The Central Florida Expressway Authority’s plan to extend State Road 534 is drawing criticism for cutting through both Split Oak Forest and Eagles Roost, a 232-acre Orange County conservation property.

Maury L. Carter & Associates sold 1,160 acres of Split Oak to Orange County, Osceola County, and the State of Florida in 1994 for $8.6 million, ensuring its preservation as wildlife habitat. Opponents say the new road threatens decades of conservation efforts, while CFX maintains the route was chosen after years of public input.

Read the full article here: Orlando Sentinel