New Construction Projects in Haines City, Florida

Project 1: Trinity Village

• Developer: Green Mills Group (co-developed with Trinity Church / Trinity Worship Center International Ministries)
• Location: Haines City, FL (church property / specific address not publicly detailed in sources)
• Type: Residential (Multi-family / Garden-style affordable senior apartments)
• Units/Size: 102 units (mix of 1- and 2-bedroom)
• Status: Under Construction (financing closed; groundbreaking Q4 2025; framing and progress reported in early 2026)
• Expected Completion: Q1 2027 / early 2027
• Description: $34–36 million affordable senior housing community meeting or exceeding NGBS green certification standards. Amenities include clubroom, game room, interactive library, gym/fitness center, pool, community garden, dog park, and onsite management.[1]

Project 2: Crossroads Village Center

• Developer: Black Mountain Group
• Location: Southwest corner of U.S. 27 and U.S. 17-92, Haines City, FL
• Type: Mixed-use (Retail/commercial anchor + residential phases)
• Units/Size: ~400,000 sq ft retail/dining/commercial space; Phase 3 includes 219 townhomes (earlier phases reference apartments/hotels); 120-acre master-planned development
• Status: Under Construction (groundbreaking begun; Phase 1 advancing)
• Expected Completion: Phase 1 (including Target anchor) Fall 2026 / targeted October 2026; subsequent phases later
• Description: Major 120-acre mixed-use development featuring the first Target store in Haines City as anchor, plus additional retail, dining, walkable layout, and future residential components (townhomes in Phase 3).[2]

Project 3: Crosswinds

• Developer/Builder: D.R. Horton (primary; other builders like Maronda Homes also active in community)
• Location: Power Line Road / areas including 2394 Aveeno Ave and 4247 Farmhouse Rd, Haines City, FL 33844
• Type: Residential (Single-family homes and townhomes)
• Units/Size: Multiple plans; townhomes from ~1,463 sq ft (3 beds/2.5 baths); single-family up to ~3,000+ sq ft; ongoing sales with quick move-ins and new construction
• Status: Under Construction / Active new home sales and building
• Expected Completion: Ongoing (individual homes ready or nearing completion; community development active as of 2026)
• Description: New residential community offering single-family homes and townhomes with amenities such as fitness center, clubhouse, pool, and pickleball courts. Convenient access to shopping and highways.[3]

Project 4: Polk State College Haines City-Davenport Campus

• Developer: Polk State College
• Location: U.S. 27 (7.8-acre site south of AdventHealth Heart of Florida Hospital), Haines City, FL
• Type: Institutional/Educational (New campus facility)
• Units/Size: 75,000 sq ft facility
• Status: Under Construction (construction progressing since late 2025)
• Expected Completion: On track for 2026–2027 opening (reports cite August 2026 or Spring 2027)
• Description: $51 million new campus housing health sciences programs, including Central Florida’s first public higher education interdisciplinary simulation hospital, plus other fields like hospitality, logistics, and education.[4]

Project 5: Haines City Hall Annex

• Developer: City of Haines City (with partners including Straughn Trout Architects, TLC Engineering, WSP, JF Construction Services)
• Location: Haines City, FL
• Type: Commercial/Government (Municipal operations facility)
• Units/Size: 4-story, 31,000 sq ft
• Status: Under Construction (site preparation and foundational work underway as of mid-late 2025)
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available
• Description: New modern facility to house key city departments including Planning, Building Services, Economic Development, and IT to support community growth.[5]

Additional Notes: Haines City has active new single-family and townhome construction by multiple builders (e.g., Lennar, Meritage Homes, KB Home, Century Complete, Casa Fresca Homes in communities like Lawson Dunes, Bradbury Creek, Cedar Crossings). Larger planned residential developments include phases of the former Grenelefe resort redevelopment (Lennar’s Smokey Groves and Ronin projects, with hundreds of homes approved or starting construction around 2026). Industrial projects are also occurring in the Haines City Industrial Park. Public information on some smaller or early-stage projects is limited.[6]

No other major standalone new construction projects meeting the criteria were identified with sufficient verifiable details.