New Construction Projects in Maitland, Florida

Project 1: Sails at Trelago (Sails of Trelago / Shoppes of Trelago)

• Developer: Maitland Synergy LLC / Real Property Specialists Inc. (lead developer Alan Charron); part of the broader Maitland Concourse North / Trelago mixed-use development (Harbour Retail Partners involved in related parcels).[1]
• Location: Northeast corner of Maitland Boulevard and Trelago Way / 1070 Maitland Blvd area, Maitland, FL (within Maitland Concourse North Planned Development).[2]
• Type: Mixed-use (retail, restaurants, office).
• Units/Size: Approximately 69,745–75,000 sq ft of leasable space across five buildings; ~$45 million project.
• Status: Under construction (broke ground December 2025).
• Expected Completion: By end of 2026.
• Description: Coastal/Mediterranean-themed town center development featuring restaurants, shops, office space, a central plaza with lighthouse and sail elements, and pedestrian-friendly design. It aims to create a new "restaurant row" and dining destination adjacent to existing Trelago Market retail and apartments.[3]

Project 2: Maitland Concourse North Lot 6 Townhomes

• Developer / Builder: David Weekley Homes.
• Location: Lot 6, Maitland Concourse North (north of Maitland Boulevard on Concourse Parkway South), Maitland, FL.
• Type: Residential (Townhomes).
• Units/Size: 85 three-story townhomes on ~7.7 acres.
• Status: PD amendment and comprehensive plan revision proposed/ in initial review (as of mid-2025); some approvals referenced in city reports around early 2026, but full construction status not widely confirmed in public sources.
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available.
• Description: Upscale, rear-loaded townhome community with walking paths and guest parking, proposed to replace prior office/commercial/hotel entitlements on the site as part of the larger Maitland Concourse North mixed-use area (which already includes completed apartments and retail).[4]

Note: Other activity in Maitland includes public/institutional projects (e.g., new Maitland Public Library under construction, Orangewood Church campus expansion, Maitland Art Center education studios) and infrastructure improvements (e.g., Independence Lane extension), but these do not qualify as private residential, mixed-use, or commercial development projects under the specified criteria. No other major verifiable new residential or large-scale commercial construction projects were identified in current sources. Smaller infill/custom homes or lots exist but do not constitute named development projects.