New Construction Projects in Orlando, Florida

Project 1: Village of Pine Hills

• Developer: Not explicitly named in sources (supported by Orange County and City of Orlando)
• Location: Pine Hills neighborhood, Orlando
• Type: Residential (Affordable Apartments)
• Units/Size: 96 units (1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom); $35.7 million project
• Status: Breaking ground / Under Construction
• Expected Completion: ~2028 (full construction wrap within two years of Sept 2026 groundbreaking; leasing ~1 year after start)
• Description: Three three-story buildings with on-site case management, primary health care, and behavioral health services. Part of efforts to address Orlando's housing gap.[1]

Project 2: The Gateway

• Developer: JBL Development (with Capstone Building Corp. as contractor)
• Location: 7250 Shadowridge Drive, Orlando (near Orlando International Airport / Semoran Blvd area)
• Type: Residential (Luxury Apartments)
• Units/Size: 270 units (five-story gated community; part of larger plans)
• Status: Under Construction (broke ground ~June/July 2026)
• Expected Completion: Late 2027 (first units); full by end of 2028
• Description: Resort-style amenities including heated saltwater pool, coworking spaces, and pickleball court. Market-rate multifamily development.[2]

Project 3: Westcourt Orlando

• Developer: JMA Ventures (Turner Construction as GC)
• Location: Adjacent to Kia Center, downtown Orlando (8.43–8.5 acres)
• Type: Mixed-use
• Units/Size: 269–273 residential units + 265-key Kimpton hotel, office (~200k–310k sq ft), retail (~125k sq ft), event space, parking
• Status: Early site work / Breaking ground targeted (Q2 2026 plans)
• Expected Completion: Late 2028
• Description: Major sports/entertainment district with festival plaza, attainable housing, and ~1.5 acres open space. $500 million project.[3]

Project 4: Creative Village Parcel H

• Developer: Ustler Group of Companies (Craig Ustler)
• Location: South end of Luminary Green Park, Creative Village, downtown Orlando
• Type: Mixed-use
• Units/Size: 112–122 apartments + ~14.5k–22k sq ft commercial/retail/office space + parking garage
• Status: Under Construction (broke ground Jan 2026)
• Expected Completion: 2026–2027
• Description: 7-story building advancing Phase 2 of Creative Village master plan.[4]

Project 5: Beacon at Creative Village

• Developer: Atlantic Housing Partners and Banc of America CDC (co-developers)
• Location: Corner of Parramore Avenue and Amelia Street, Creative Village, Orlando
• Type: Residential (Mixed-income Apartments)
• Units/Size: 115 units (5 stories)
• Status: Under Construction / Planned
• Expected Completion: Not specified (targeted within 2026–2027 window)
• Description: Mixed-income apartments as part of Creative Village redevelopment.[4]

Project 6: HB Capital Group Tower (Lake Eola)

• Developer: HB Capital Group
• Location: Lake Eola Heights / 170 E Washington St area, Orlando
• Type: Mixed-use (Residential + Hotel)
• Units/Size: 252 residential units (branded condos) + 221-room luxury hotel (37 stories total)
• Status: Announced / Approved (planning board OK)
• Expected Completion: TBD
• Description: High-rise with hotel, residential, parking, and amenities near Lake Eola bandshell.[5]

Project 7: 924 & 934 North Magnolia Avenue

• Developer: Acram Group
• Location: North Quarter District, Orlando (924 & 934 North Magnolia Avenue)
• Type: Residential (Apartments/Condo)
• Units/Size: 350 units (17 stories)
• Status: Announced
• Expected Completion: TBD
• Description: New high-rise residential development in the North Quarter.[6]

Project 8: Goldenrod Terrace

• Developer: Not specified in available sources
• Location: East Orlando
• Type: Residential (Townhomes)
• Units/Size: 38 townhomes
• Status: Pre-construction / Pre-sales
• Expected Completion: Not specified (new construction, interest list active)
• Description: Attainable new townhomes in a connected East Orlando corridor, starting in the high $300s.[7]

Limited public information available on additional large-scale projects with full verifiable details matching all criteria as of September 2026. Master-planned communities like portions of Sunbridge or Meridian Parks have ongoing phases but are not detailed as single new projects here. No exhaustive city-wide list of every infill or small project exists in sources.