New Construction Projects in Trinity, Florida

Project 1: The Marketplace at Trinity

• Developer: Limited public information available (plans filed with Pasco County; no specific developer named in sources)
• Location: Northwest corner of SR-54 and Little Road (approx. 8600 FL-54), Trinity, FL (Pasco County)
• Type: Commercial / Retail / Mixed-use shopping center
• Units/Size: Anchors include BJ's Wholesale Club (with fuel station) and Home Depot (with garden center); additional pads planned for Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse, other restaurants/fast food, two retail buildings, a bank, and one unidentified building. Earlier concepts referenced ~75 acres with retail/office space.
• Status: Plans submitted to Pasco County on February 13, 2026; construction expected to begin soon thereafter (as of mid-2026 updates)
• Expected Completion: Not publicly specified (phased; anchors likely prioritized for 2027 or later)
• Description: Long-anticipated major retail development at a key intersection, adding big-box retail, dining, and supporting infrastructure (including a new traffic signal at SR-54 and Cattle Ranch Way) to serve the growing Trinity area.[1][2][3]

No other significant new construction projects (large-scale residential communities, mixed-use, or commercial developments with verifiable announcements, filings, or construction activity as of September 2026) were identified in Trinity proper. Ongoing new single-family home construction appears limited to phases or infill within existing communities (e.g., Champions Club, Fox Wood), but no distinct named large-scale residential projects meet the criteria. A large proposed 800-acre sports/residential/mixed-use initiative by the Trinity Development Initiative remains in early proposal stages without confirmed approvals or groundbreaking. Smaller completed projects (e.g., Texas Roadhouse restaurant in 2025) exist but are not current/upcoming.[4]

If additional details emerge from county records or official announcements, this list may be updated.