New Construction Projects in Brooksville, Florida

Project 1: Springside Crossing

• Developer: NVR (parent of Ryan Homes)
• Location: U.S. 41 and Powell Road corridor, north of Brooksville (approximately 462 acres)
• Type: Mixed-use residential neighborhood
• Units/Size: Approximately 388 homes in phase one (mix of residential product types); larger overall master plan
• Status: Announced / pre-construction (filings submitted and rezoning referenced)
• Expected Completion: Near-term (specific year not publicly detailed; reviews ongoing as of mid-2026)
• Description: Major development converting pastureland into a sizable mixed-use community along the U.S. 41 corridor. Early filings highlight residential focus with infrastructure and mitigation planning underway.[1]

Project 2: Arden at Brooksville (Arden of Brooksville)

• Developer: Arden of Brooksville, LLC
• Location: 1900/19200 Cortez Blvd, Brooksville, FL 34601
• Type: Multi-family luxury apartments
• Units/Size: 360 apartments across 6 buildings (approximately 347,688 net rentable sq ft)
• Status: Under construction / recently advanced (construction started 2022–2023; first unit deliveries 2024; stabilization targeted 2025–2026)
• Expected Completion: Around 2025–2026 (per project schedules)
• Description: Class A multi-family community with resort-style amenities including clubhouse, fitness/yoga facilities, and pool. Positioned as one of the first luxury apartment developments in the area.[2]

Project 3: Summit Villas

• Developer: Brooksville Housing Authority (in partnership; retains ownership)
• Location: Northwest corner of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Hale Avenue
• Type: Age-restricted senior multifamily apartments
• Units/Size: Up to 80 units in one building (primarily 1- and 2-bedroom)
• Status: Announced / pre-construction (rezoning approved October 2025; delays noted with no demolition or construction plans filed as of early 2026)
• Expected Completion: Not specified (estimated 2-year construction once started)
• Description: Redevelopment of former public housing site into an 80-unit senior living complex. Requires stormwater permits and addresses tree/height considerations.[3]

Project 4: Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Hub

• Developer: Goodwill Industries-Suncoast
• Location: Intersection of Buck Hope and Barnett roads (approximately 19487 Barnett Road, 13.5 acres)
• Type: Commercial (distribution center and retail complex)
• Units/Size: Approximately 100,000 sq ft
• Status: Announced / planning stage (property acquired December 2025; tree removal requests and reviews in 2026)
• Expected Completion: No public construction schedule announced
• Description: Combined warehouse and retail facility on highway-commercial/distribution-zoned land, aimed at supporting jobs and retail in the area amid local concerns over trees and traffic.[4]

Additional notes: Limited public information is available on exact timelines or full details for some projects due to ongoing reviews. Smaller-scale or ongoing homebuilding occurs in established communities like Southern Hills Plantation (e.g., Perry Homes, Vitale Homes). Industrial/logistics sites such as Statewide Logistics Center (SR 50/I-75 corridor, entitlements ready) and retail redevelopments like Brooksville Square (Cortez Blvd) are also referenced in market materials but lack granular public construction updates. No other large-scale verifiable projects meeting the criteria were identified in city-specific sources as of September 2026.