New Construction Projects in Groveland, Florida

Project 1: Cypress Reserve

• Developer: Richland Communities (homes by Tri Pointe Homes, Risewell Homes, Toll Brothers)
• Location: South of State Road 50, west of Max Hooks Road, northeast of Montevista Road, Groveland, FL
• Type: Residential
• Units/Size: 673 homes (607 single-family + 66 townhomes) on 486 acres
• Status: Under Construction
• Expected Completion: Ongoing (models and sales opening late 2026; full buildout multi-year)
• Description: Master-planned residential community with construction underway since early 2026; focuses on single-family and townhome units in a growing area near the Green Swamp.[1]

Project 2: Brighthill (Master-Planned Community, including Phase 1 and Phase 2)

• Developer: Eisenhower Property Group (EPG)
• Location: Between State Road 19 and Florida’s Turnpike, along O’Brien Road, Groveland, FL (Phases straddle relevant roads)
• Type: Mixed-use (residential, commercial, office, lodging)
• Units/Size: Up to 2,961 total units across phases (e.g., Phase 1: 407 homes + 168 townhomes + 76,000 sq ft commercial; Phase 2: 293 single-family homes on 147 acres); overall mix includes ~1,852 single-family and multi-family units plus commercial components
• Status: Announced/Approved (Phases 1 and 2 approved; Phase 1 modifications in 2025); pre-construction/early stages for main residential
• Expected Completion: Phased 2027–2039 (residential starting ~2028)
• Description: Large-scale master-planned mixed-use community with varied housing types, main street retail, corporate campus, hotel, and civic spaces; long-term buildout with commercial elements in later phases.[2]

Project 3: Lake Deacon Townhomes

• Developer: Highland Homes (subsidiary of Clayton Properties Group; co-owned with DW Partners)
• Location: North of West Libby Road, west of Wilson Lake Parkway, Groveland, FL (35+ acres)
• Type: Residential (Townhomes)
• Units/Size: 104 townhomes + 6 detached single-family homes
• Status: Pre-construction / Development agreement approved (March 2026); ready to build
• Expected Completion: Not specified (single-phase development)
• Description: Townhome community with attached units, some live-work options, and detached homes; includes provisions for roadway and stormwater improvements.[3]

Project 4: 1st American Way / American Way Industrial (at Christopher C. Ford Commerce Park)

• Developer: Cronacher Development
• Location: Within Ford Commerce Park / Christopher C. Ford Commerce Park, Groveland, FL (~12.9 acres)
• Type: Industrial / Commercial (warehouses)
• Units/Size: 132,000 sq ft across three buildings
• Status: Under Construction (broke ground ~March 2026)
• Expected Completion: Early 2027 (first tenants)
• Description: Phased small-bay industrial/warehouse development targeting small businesses; part of broader activity in the established commerce park.[4]

Project 5: Groveland Commons Business Park

• Developer: Haven Property Group (for Houston-based Parkway Investment Properties)
• Location: 31.9 acres straddling Sampey Road, just northeast of downtown Groveland, FL
• Type: Industrial (small-bay warehouses)
• Units/Size: 10–12 buildings totaling ~92,500 sq ft
• Status: Announced / Pre-construction (plans submitted; approvals sought for road work in Q4 2026)
• Expected Completion: Early 2027 onward (phased)
• Description: Proposed industrial business park for growing businesses and startups; includes road improvements to Sampey Road as part of approvals.[4]

Note: Zillow and local listings show active new single-family home construction by builders such as KB Home (Cypress Bluff II), Trinity Family Builders (Trinity Lakes), Risewell Homes, Taylor Morrison, and Lennar in various Groveland subdivisions. These represent ongoing residential build-out within entitled communities but are not always tied to single named master projects. Infrastructure projects (e.g., SR 50 realignment, wastewater facilities, trails) support growth but are not residential/mixed-use developments. No other major verifiable projects met the criteria with current details as of September 2026. Some proposals (e.g., reworked Carabao Commons/Avalon Park concepts) remain conceptual or unapproved.