Mayor Buddy Dyer's Annual State of the City Address The city of Orlando has a lot to be proud of and much more to look forward to. That's according to Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, who highlighted economic development, the region's record 62 million visitors, transit expansion, and more in his April 29 annual state of the city address. Mayor Buddy Dyer held his annual State of the City address at the Dr....
RV Park to Become Tiny House Community A College Park neighborhood is offering a million-dollar view with a tiny price tag. In order to live there, you have to be willing to live in a home that matches that price tag. Adam Money purchased the property that is now Orlando Lake Front at College Park Tiny Home and RV Community several years ago. At the time, the property with lake access and beautiful views...
Orlando Named an American City of the Future! Orlando has been growing in significance as a powerhouse behind the country's economic recovery. The metro Orlando region is no stranger to accolades for everything from job creation to being a great startup city. More tourism and economic opportunity has been fueling Orlando's rise for years. People are finally taking notice, which should have economic...
Work to Start on Downtown Orlando’s Creative Village Even with new uncertainties about state funding for a downtown UCF campus, work is set to start as soon as this month on Orlando’s long-envisioned Creative Village project. Almost a decade after the concept emerged for a mixture of higher-ed classrooms, apartments, shops and offices on more than 60 acres on the western fringe of downtown Orlando,...
Spring is here, and the weather is perfect for taking advantage of some of Orlando's best events and amenities. In celebration of spring, the City of Orlando rounded up some popular things to do in town. 20 Free Things to Do this Spring in the City: Cycle Across Cady Way Trail With warmer weather upon us, enjoy one of Orlando's paved bike trails. The trail extends northeast from the Fashion Square Mall...
Orlando's Cultural Scene Has Grown Up, No Longer a Wasteland! Long derided as a cultural wasteland, Orlando's restaurant and performing arts scene has grown up in recent years, and it is starting to attract attention from national arbiters of taste. Wine Enthusiast magazine recently named Orlando as one of the nation's top wine travel destinations, and The New York Times singled out the city's food scene...
Orlando City Soccer Turns the Citrus Bowl Purple for the Inaugural MLS Match In preparation of their inaugural MLS season, Orlando City Soccer has seemingly rebranded the entire Citrus Bowl Stadium. Ten massive royal purple banners, eight of which proudly display the team s new MLS designation, hang from the stadium. The opening match against New York City FC is scheduled for Sunday, March 8. On Monday...
Developer Plans $102M Downtown Orlando Apartment Complex Downtown Orlando's housing stock is set to get even bigger in the coming years, thanks to a new apartment project being planned by Jefferson Apartment Group, whose office is located right next door to our Metro City Realty boutique office. The McLean, Va.-based developer bought the property just east of its existing Artisan 420 multifamily complex...
Downtown Orlando Partnership Announces 2015 Golden Brick Winners The following organizations and initiatives were recognized today by the Downtown Orlando Partnership for having a positive impact on Downtown Orlando in 2014. More than 250 business professionals and community leaders gathered at the Dr. Phillip s Center for Performing Arts to award thirty five Golden and Silver Bricks to the winners. The...
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