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Subtext Completes Two Student Housing Developments in Florida, Tennessee
Orlando, Fla. and Knoxville, Tenn. — Subtext has completed two student housing developments in Florida and Tennessee. Projects include VERVE Orlando, a 626-bed community located at 3133 North Alafaya Trail near the University of Central Florida campus in Orlando; and EVER Knoxville, a 498-bed property located at 1919 Lake Ave. near the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville.
leesburg-news.com
Del Webb plans 55-plus expansion into Leesburg
Leesburg commissioners held a first hearing this week on a proposed 55-plus Del Webb development, marking the third retirement community under the Del Webb banner planned for Lake County. The project is slated for the former Banning Ranch property, located west of County Road 33, south of Florida’s Turnpike, and...
orlandomagazine.com
Faces of ORL 2026: The Face of Winter Park Real Estate
Kelly Price has been a transformative force in the real estate industry for over three decades. A formidable broker known for orchestrating sales of multimillion-dollar waterfront estates, navigating complex negotiations in competitive markets, and spearheading lucrative investment properties, Kelly’s name is firmly established in Central Florida’s real estate landscape as a leader, expert, and record-setter.
oviedocommunitynews.org
Vote next week could help pull former Pappy’s Patch from rural boundary
Developer Chris Dorworth’s proposal to pull the former Pappy’s Patch property out of the rural boundary to clear the way for 136 single family homes in the Black Hammock gets its first vote next week. The Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Wednesday, Oct. 7 at...
orlandomagazine.com
Faces of ORL 2026: The Face of Luxury Real Estate
Say hello to Toni Marie Cafferty—better known to many clients and friends as “TMC”! She brings energy, confidence and genuine connection to every relationship she cultivates. And relationships are at the heart of her business in both the luxury and ultra-luxury real estate markets. For a decade,...
winterparkvoice.com
New Merrywood Owner (Who is Still Unknown) Will Pursue Lot Split
A second vote on the property that is known as the site of a large James Gamble Rogers II estate is scheduled for Oct. 14. One of Winter Park’s most closely guarded secrets — the identity of the new owner of the lot known as Merrywood at 1020 Palmer Ave. — may soon be revealed.
yieldpro.com
Subtext Opens VERVE Orlando an Elevated Student Living Near the University of Central Florida
Subtext, a national real estate company focused on elevating the resident experience, has officially opened VERVE Orlando, a 626-bed student housing development near the University of Central Florida. Located at 3133 N. Alafaya Trail, the 446,078-square-foot project includes 200 units ranging from studios to five-bedroom layouts. “VERVE Orlando reflects our...
villages-news.com
Neighbors continue to be haunted by dead Villagers’ reverse mortgage
A reverse mortgage on a home owned by a deceased couple continues to haunt a neighborhood in the Village of Woodbury. The property at 9623 SE 171st Argyll St. was the subject of a deed compliance hearing Monday at the District Office at Brownwood. The latest complaint involved overgrown grass, weeds and vines. While a property management company was contacted and recently cut the grass and removed the weeds, an inspection revealed the property remains out of compliance due to the remaining vines.
The Financial Wire
Two Florida REIT founders are charged with keeping workers’ 401(k) and health-plan paycheck deductions
Federal prosecutors indicted the two founders of a Tampa Bay-area real estate investment trust on Sept. 10, accusing them of pocketing 401(k) and health-insurance premium withholdings that were deducted from employees’ paychecks but never forwarded to the plans. Brandon “Dutch” Mendenhall of Brandon, Florida, and Amy Marie Smith Vaughn of New Port Richey each face... The post Two Florida REIT founders are charged with keeping workers’ 401(k) and health-plan paycheck deductions appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Three-year-old home in The Villages reverts to bank after death of owner
A three-year-old home in The Villages has reverted to the bank after the death of the property’s owner. Details about the troubled property at 7564 Alysha Ave. in the Village of Dabney came to light during a public hearing earlier this week at the Brownwood District Office. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home was built in 2023 and purchased in 2024 for $378,800 by Richard Santos III. He is now deceased, according to testimony at the hearing from Community Standards.