What is actually being built here.

Universal Blvd, Orlando, Orange County

The Universal resort area. Epic Universe is a separate park on Universal Boulevard.

Universal's fourth Orlando park on roughly 750 acres, opened with three hotels alongside it: Stella Nova, Terra Luna and Helios Grand. It drove twelve straight months of year-over-year growth in Orange County tourist tax collections in its first year.

Source: NBCUniversal one-year release

1 Jeff Fuqua Blvd, Orlando, Orange County

Airport Lakes Park, on the airport's own doorstep.

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's ten-year plan, including the completed $1.8B South Terminal C and the $462M Terminal C expansion that opened in July 2026. Brightline's Orlando station sits inside the airport's intermodal terminal.

Source: HNTB

601 E Rollins St, Orlando, Orange County

The Altamonte Springs campus. The rebuild is at the Orlando campus on Rollins Street.

A roughly $1B overhaul of AdventHealth's main Orlando campus, anchored by a 14-story patient and surgical tower with 440 inpatient beds and 24 operating rooms. AdventHealth cites roughly 1,500 people moving to the Orlando area every week as the driver.

Source: AdventHealth

9800 International Dr, Orlando, Orange County

Generated illustration of a convention center expansion in progress. Not the Orange County Convention Center.

The Grand Concourse expansion adds 650,000 square feet including a 100,000 square foot grand ballroom seating around 10,000, plus 44,000 square feet of meeting space. It is funded by the tourist development tax.

Source: OCCC

St. Cloud, straddling Osceola and Orange Counties

St. Cloud, the city Sunbridge is building out from.

A 27,000-acre master-planned community entitled for up to 30,000 homes. A 55-plus village and the Weslyn Park neighborhood are built out or building, and the Orange County portion launches in 2026 with several additional national builders.

Source: Tavistock Development

Unincorporated west Orange County

An Orange County town center of the kind Hamlin is built around.

A 23,000-acre special planning area designed for more than 200,000 residents, with Hamlin as its 1,200-acre town center. The $15.6M first phase of Horizon West Regional Park opened in February 2026, and Hamlin Wellness District Phase 2 medical offices deliver in 2027.

Source: Orange County

Downtown Orlando, Orange County

The inner Orlando housing this headquarters draws on.

The NYSE-listed vacation ownership company opened its new global headquarters in downtown Orlando in January 2026.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership

14.7 miles of I-4, Orange and Osceola Counties

The corridor this widening is meant to unclog.

An FDOT project widening 14.7 miles of I-4 from six lanes to ten including four express lanes, with interchange rebuilds at Daryl Carter Parkway and Sand Lake Road.

Source: CFLRoads

Tampa International Airport, Hillsborough County

Tampa. The terminal is under construction and there is nothing built to photograph.

A 16-gate, 600,000 square foot airside terminal serving both domestic and international flights, with a customs facility and two airline lounges. It becomes the airport's primary international gateway. The opening slipped from 2028 to 2029 during design.

Source: Tampa International Airport

Park West, downtown Miami, Miami-Dade County

Miami. Not the Worldcenter site, which is inland in Park West.

A mixed-use district spanning roughly 27 acres across ten blocks in Park West, delivered in phases by several development partners. A 32-story, 606-residence tower topped off in late 2025 with closings anticipated in the fourth quarter of 2026, and further towers are under construction.

Source: Shopping Center Business

Colonial and Challenger Boulevards, Fort Myers, Lee County

Fort Myers. The campus is inland at Colonial and Challenger and is not yet open.

A 53-acre campus with a five-story hospital of roughly 400,000 square feet plus a 122,000 square foot medical office building housing an ambulatory surgery centre. The main tower topped out in 2026.

Source: Business Observer

Northeast Charlotte County, near Punta Gorda

The Charlotte County coast. Babcock Ranch is inland and is not pictured.

A master-planned town northeast of Punta Gorda, planned for 19,500 homes at build-out and still in active construction, with new subdivisions receiving preliminary plat approval through 2026 and a walkable mixed-use commercial district underway. It recorded 470 home sales in the first four months of 2026.

Source: Charlotte County major projects

Downtown Jacksonville sports district, Duval County

Downtown Jacksonville. The stadium is mid-demolition and is not pictured.

A rebuild of EverBank Stadium including a partial roof, expanded and elevated concourses and a park-like entrance. The city issued a permit for $696.5 million of work in February 2026, the largest single portion of the project, and in-bowl demolition has begun.

Source: Jax Daily Record

Blount Island, Jacksonville, Duval County

The St. Johns River at Jacksonville. Blount Island is downstream and is not pictured.

A completed $250 million modernization of container and vehicle handling at Blount Island. A $72 million upgrade lifted the container terminal to more than 650,000 TEUs a year, two new ship-to-shore cranes entered service as part of a $93 million package, a $145 million auto-processing complex finished construction, and a $60 million vehicle berth is due in early 2027.

Source: JAXPORT

Beulah, Escambia County, west of Pensacola

The Pensacola coast. The campus is inland at Beulah and is not pictured.

A multi-building campus in the Beulah community west of Pensacola, expanded in phases with facilities and parking for thousands of additional employees. It is the region's largest private-sector employer.

Source: Navy Federal

Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, Orange and Osceola Counties

The existing resort. Nothing in the agreement is built yet.

The agreement approved by the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District entitles a fifth major theme park, two minor parks, more hotel rooms, and retail. It requires at least half of construction work go to Florida firms, at least $10M toward attainable housing, and 100 acres donated to the district. Announced lands include Tropical Americas at Animal Kingdom (2027), Piston Peak (2028 to 2029) and Villains Land (2030 to 2031).

Source: Engineering News-Record

Lake Nona Town Center, Orlando, Orange County

The housing this relocation lands next to, not the building.

Siemens Energy is relocating its US and regional headquarters from the UCF Research Park to a new 242,000 square foot facility in Lake Nona Town Center. Lake Nona already holds KPMG's $450M Lakehouse campus, the USTA National Campus, Nemours Children's, the VA Medical Center and UCF Health Sciences.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership

NeoCity, Kissimmee, Osceola County

Generated illustration of a chip fabrication campus. Not the site, not a rendering from the developer.

ELSPES, Inc. is building two phases of roughly 289,000 square feet each for high-performance silicon capacitors on about 40 acres inside the 500-acre NeoCity campus. SkyWater Technology also operates there at the Center for Neovation.

Source: Osceola County PR26-19

8.5 acres beside Kia Center, downtown Orlando

Generated illustration of an arena-side entertainment district. Not downtown Orlando, and not the developer's rendering.

A joint venture of the DeVos family, JMA Ventures, SED Development and Machete Group, with Turner Construction selected in May 2026. The program includes a 260-key hotel, 270 residential units, a 3,500-capacity venue, up to 300,000 sq ft of Class A office and 120,000 sq ft of retail.

Source: Engineering News-Record

Merritt Island, Brevard County

Generated illustration of a launch-vehicle factory on the coast. Not the Merritt Island site.

A $600M, 830,000 square foot New Glenn upper-stage facility. Blue Origin now employs roughly 4,000 people in Florida and reports $2.3B invested across 500 Florida suppliers at eleven sites in Brevard and Orange.

Source: Florida Governor's Office

Southeast Clermont, Lake County

South Lake County's existing sports campus. Olympus is a separate, larger site.

A 16,000-acre planned development area with 15,400 homes already approved plus industrial and commercial space, anchored by Olympus, a 260-acre sports and wellness campus. The new SR-516 expressway connects US-27 in Lake County to SR-429 in Orange County.

Source: Lake County comprehensive plan

Fort Meade, Polk County

Generated illustration of a data center campus. Not the Fort Meade site.

A 1,300-acre campus with a 1,925,000 square foot facility, supported by a $150M ten-year tax break approved by Polk County commissioners and a 20-year development agreement.

Source: Daily Ridge

West of I-95, Daytona Beach, Volusia County

Avalon Park in Orange County, the built-out original of the same town plan.

A 2,760-acre rezoning for 8,818 homes plus more than a million square feet of commercial space, with a charter school, downtown, grocery and retail. Infrastructure includes a Hand Avenue extension with bridges over I-95 and the Tomoka River.

Source: Connect CRE

Downtown Tampa waterfront, Hillsborough County

The downtown Tampa waterfront the district sits on. Phase two has not broken ground.

The northward expansion of the Water Street district across six blocks, adding roughly 200,000 square feet of retail, dining and entertainment, a condominium tower, an office complex and an entertainment destination north of the arena. A 400-foot tower with 452 residences was filed with the city in July 2026.

Source: Business Observer

About 85 miles along the I-4 median

Polk County, the market this line would re-rate. There is no line to photograph.

A proposed 85-mile extension from the Orlando airport intermodal terminal west along I-4 to Tampa, with possible stops in Lakeland and near Disney. Tampa City Council voted in July 2025 to continue bond negotiations.

Source: Tampa Transportation