Developers hope to get clearance for Hallmark Heritage Evergreen, a $130 million mixed-use development in Daytona Beach, FL. Our sources indicate that the venture would offer homes spread across 10 four-story garden-style buildings on a 19.6-acre parcel.
Edgewood 22, a high-rise residential development, could replace a Midas auto parts store that was built just four years ago. Edgewood 22 LLC, managed by New York-based Nahman Lichtenstein, purchased the .51-acre build site for $6.3 million in 2022. Initially, according to the Real Deal, plans called for 120 apartments in an 18-story building.
Clearwater-based Valor Capital hopes to build two 35-story towers on Florida’s west coast. While in its infancy (and expected to take five years to complete), the development will offer anywhere from 186 to 223 residential units, each with high-end amenities.
A project tentatively known as “ECG Santa Rosa” has been proposed near Orlando Executive Airport. Spearheaded by Elmington, if approved, the venture could offer 200 apartments under the Live Local Act.
Demolition has commenced on a Quality Foods supermarket in Jacksonville, FL. In its place will be 7th and Hubbard, a mixed-use complex that could offer close to 200 units and various commercial ventures.
