New Construction Projects in Davenport, Florida

Project 1: Aquarama

• Developer: Pulte Homes
• Location: Intersection of U.S. 17-92 and Ernie Caldwell Boulevard, Davenport, FL
• Type: Residential (vacation home resort)
• Units/Size: Approximately 1,054 units (355 homes on 50-ft lots, 349 on 40-ft lots, and about 350 townhomes)
• Status: Announced / Pre-construction (land development began February 2026)
• Expected Completion: Models late 2026; production homes early 2027 (phased)
• Description: Large-scale vacation home resort community similar to Pulte’s Windsor Cay, featuring homes with private pools and extensive amenities like a clubhouse, pools, waterslides, and more. No full-time residents; focused on short-term rentals near theme parks.[1]

Project 2: Minute Maid Hub (The Falls at Minute Maid)

• Developer: GPK Holdings
• Location: U.S. 27 corridor (west side between Minute Maid Ramp and Holly Hill Grove roads), Davenport, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (multifamily + commercial)
• Units/Size: 300 multifamily apartments + 8 acres of commercial outparcels (QSRs, drive-thrus, gas station, etc.)
• Status: Breaking ground April 2026
• Expected Completion: Not specified (commercial pads for sale; phased delivery)
• Description: Commercial hub integrated with residential apartments, targeting high-traffic commuter corridor near I-4. Expanded from initial plans.[2]

Project 3: Shops at Crescent Road

• Developer: GPK Holdings
• Location: Across U.S. 27 on Minute Maid Ramp Road, Davenport, FL (32-acre site)
• Type: Mixed-use (multifamily + commercial)
• Units/Size: Up to 560 multifamily units + five commercial lots (including ~25,000 sq ft QSRs and convenience store with fueling)
• Status: Breaking ground summer 2026
• Expected Completion: Tenant spaces spring 2027
• Description: Mixed-use development with residential and retail components serving the growing U.S. 27 corridor.[2]

Project 4: Visions Orlando Resort & Spa

• Developer: Urban Network Capital Group (UNCG) and Vertical Developments
• Location: 7007 Osceola Polk Line Road, Davenport, FL (70-acre master-planned site)
• Type: Mixed-use resort (single-family, townhomes, condo-hotel, retail)
• Units/Size: 460 residential units across phases (many pre-sold) + 277 condo-hotel units + ~4 acres commercial/retail + amenities
• Status: Under construction (groundbreaking 2023; multiple phases advancing; $101M construction loan secured 2026)
• Expected Completion: Phased (ongoing into 2020s)
• Description: Luxury wellness-focused resort community with single-family homes, townhomes, condo-hotel, retail, and extensive amenities (clubhouse, pools, spa, etc.), targeting vacation rentals near Orlando attractions.[3]

Project 5: Reedy Isle

• Developer: Trinity Family Builders
• Location: 1600 Horseshoe Creek Road, Davenport, FL 33837
• Type: Residential (single-family homes)
• Units/Size: Multiple floorplans (3–6 beds); community planned for over 1,300 lots per city records
• Status: Pre-construction / Coming Summer 2026
• Expected Completion: Phased starting 2026
• Description: New single-family home community with modern floorplans, convenient to I-4 and attractions.[4]

Project 6: Palms at Ridgewood Lakes

• Developer: D.R. Horton
• Location: Ridgewood Lakes area, Davenport, FL (near Del Webb Orlando)
• Type: Residential (55+ active adult community)
• Units/Size: 603 units (mix of single-family on 50/60-ft lots and duplexes)
• Status: Plans filed / Pre-construction
• Expected Completion: 2030 (phased)
• Description: 55+ community with four phases, amenity center, part of larger Greystone PUD approvals.[5]

Additional verifiable activity includes ongoing builds in established communities (e.g., Providence by Lennar, Cascades by D.R. Horton, Aspire at Canter Creek by K. Hovnanian), plus commercial projects like a planned Walmart Supercenter/Sam’s Club (construction targeted 2026), a new Home Depot store (target completion by May 2027), and a BayCare freestanding emergency department. A city developments map (updated Jan 2026) shows multiple subdivisions with remaining lots/units under development, such as Hartford Terrace and Temple Crossings. Limited public details are available on some smaller or conceptual projects (e.g., certain hotel/mixed-use proposals).