New Construction Projects in Minneola, Florida

Project 1: Camp Lake Commerce Center

• Developer: FRP Development Corp. and Strategic Real Estate Partners
• Location: East of Florida’s Turnpike and north of Citrus Grove Road (Turkey Farm Road area), Minneola
• Type: Industrial / Logistics (Commercial)
• Units/Size: 1.4 million sq ft across 163 acres (3 phases); Phase 1: two buildings totaling 377,892 sq ft
• Status: Under Construction (groundbreaking March 2026)
• Expected Completion: Phase 1 in Q4 2026; full buildout phased thereafter
• Description: First major logistics/industrial park in Minneola, featuring warehouses with 32-foot clear heights, parking, and trailer spaces. Provides regional distribution access near the Turnpike and US 27.[1]

Project 2: Vista Hills Apartments

• Developer: Skorman Development
• Location: 16.61 acres adjacent to existing Minneola Hills apartments, north of Lake Minneola High School, within Hills of Minneola master-planned community
• Type: Residential (Multifamily Apartments)
• Units/Size: 324 units (1- to 3-bedroom)
• Status: Under Construction (broke ground January 2026)
• Expected Completion: 2028
• Description: Second apartment community in the Hills of Minneola, offering upscale units with amenities including a dog park and playground. Part of ongoing residential growth in the area.[2]

Project 3: Shepherd’s Landing

• Developer: Richland Communities
• Location: 261 acres south of Florida’s Turnpike, east of Shepherd Lake (approx. 1.25 miles east of US 27), Minneola
• Type: Mixed-use Residential
• Units/Size: Up to 1,095 units (approx. 652 detached homes and 443 attached units); ~47,044 sq ft commercial space
• Status: Approved (annexation, land use changes, and PUD rezoning in early 2026); pre-construction
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available on timeline
• Description: Mixed-use community with a range of housing options for various household sizes and income levels, plus commercial elements and open green space.[3]

Project 4: Pointe Grand Minneola

• Developer: Hillpointe
• Location: Off US 27 and Sullivan Road, near Shepherd Lake, northern edge of Minneola
• Type: Residential (Multifamily Apartments, workforce housing under Live Local Act)
• Units/Size: 300 units
• Status: Under Construction (well underway as of mid-2026)
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available
• Description: Workforce housing apartment community on a 20-acre parcel, part of broader mixed-use plans in the area.[4]

Project 5: AdventHealth Minneola Hospital

• Developer: AdventHealth
• Location: 1800 North Hancock Road, Minneola (near Florida’s Turnpike interchange)
• Type: Commercial / Healthcare (Hospital)
• Units/Size: ~204,000 sq ft, 80 beds
• Status: Recently Completed (opened December 2025)
• Expected Completion: Completed December 2025 (groundbreaking December 2023)
• Description: New 80-bed hospital campus serving South Lake County as part of a larger mixed-use development area with shopping, housing, and green spaces.[5]

Project 6: Minneola Commerce Center

• Developer: Pelican Industrial (Greenberg Gibbons Properties)
• Location: 15 acres just south of Citrus Grove Road along US 27, Minneola
• Type: Commercial / Light Industrial
• Units/Size: 120,000 sq ft (two one-story warehouse buildings)
• Status: Announced / Plans filed (May 2026); pre-construction
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available
• Description: Light industrial park with two buildings, parking, and support for logistics/light manufacturing uses.[6]

Project 7: US 27 Grocery-Anchored Shopping Center

• Developer: Blackfin Partners
• Location: 21-acre site at intersection of US 27 and Sullivan Road, Minneola
• Type: Commercial (Retail / Grocery-Anchored Center)
• Units/Size: 48,000 sq ft grocery store + attached liquor store, 7-Eleven with gas station, and eight outparcels
• Status: Approved (site plan and preliminary plat advanced July 2026); pre-construction
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available
• Description: Grocery-anchored retail center with convenience and outparcel uses, located across from a Live Local housing community.[6]

Additional ongoing activity includes new single-family home construction within the large Hills of Minneola master-planned community (multiple builders such as Lennar, Pulte/Del Webb) and related mixed-use elements like the Crooked Can Brewing development in Hills City Center. No other major standalone new construction projects with detailed public information were identified beyond these.