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Downtown Orlando is fast becoming a premiere place to live, work, and play in the U.S. Already the heart of Central Florida, the City Beautiful has several key projects underway that will advance the city well into the 21st century in terms of economic growth, dynamic business climate, and high quality of life for its residents. At the top of the list is the addition of a brand new arena intended to be the proud home of the NBA Orlando Magic starting in fall of 2010. Named the Orlando Events Center, the design for this world-class facility accommodates 18,500 seats, with capacity to host a wider variety of sports and other events, including arena football, indoor soccer, ice hockey, concerts and conventions. In addition to the construction of the OEC, the city of Orlando is refurbishing the Florida Citrus Bowl, making it more comfortable and accessible to a larger number of fans. The city of Orlando hopes that the OEC and Florida Citrus Bowl projects will serve as a catalyst for even more future commercial and cultural development, creating a thriving “cultural corridor.”
Another addition to this future “cultural corridor” will be a brand new performing arts center called the Dr. Phillips Orlando Performing Arts Center. Once open in 2012, the DPAC will be a major theater, music, and dance hub for Downtown Orlando and the entire Central Florida region. The world-class venue will host regular regional performances from the Orlando Opera, Orlando Ballet, and Orlando Philharmonic , as well as year-round traveling shows.
Aside from new sporting and entertainment venues, other Downtown Orlando improvements that current and future residents can anticipate include the addition of even more downtown Orlando parks and recreational areas, and new residential developments that will entice people to relocate to Downtown Orlando from all over the world. Downtown Orlando’s dynamic real estate market, which offers everything from sleek, low-maintenance condominiums to historic homes and elegant Orlando waterfront estates, is sure to benefit from these wonderful changes, which makes owning an Orlando home an even wiser investment than before. Purchasing a property in Downtown Orlando enables you to witness firsthand this magical city’s transformation into one of the nation’s best places to live.
When looking for that perfect Florida dream home, many people begin their search in Southwest Orlando because they know the area offers a highl... Read more
Metro Orlando is one of the fastest-growing areas in the United States, and Downtown Orlando is at its heart. Commuters from the Central Florida are... Read more
When searching for your perfect Florida dream home, the beautiful master-planned community of Lake Nona is a wonderful place to start. Located i... Read more
Orlando property is located in Orange County, zip code 32801. The average home sales price in 2006 was $371,461. Real estate continues to be a goo... Read more
Orlando’s history goes all the way back to 1838 and the height of the Seminole Wars. The U.S. Army built Fort Gatlin south of the present da... Read more
Charming neighborhoods rich in history such as Thornton Park, Eola Heights and the Cherokee District stand out by their Colonial and Victoria... Read more
Orange County is truly a land of opportunity. From its urban center in the City of Orlando to the small-town appeal of outlying neighborhoods, Orang... Read more
A Winter Park address has long been one of the most desirable in Central Florida. Unlike the glitter of many newer luxury communities, Winter Park’... Read more
Conveniently located just 5 miles north of Orlando and less than an hour’s drive from Daytona Beach, the city of Maitland, FL is one of Centra... Read more
Maitland has earned a much-deserved reputation as one of the top neighborhoods in Central Florida. Offering a wide choice of recreational activitie... Read more
Altamonte Springs is the largest city in the county. Located in the geographic heart of Central Florida, the city is known for its young, upwardl... Read more
Winter Park, Florida is located five miles north of downtown Orlando in Orange County and was incorporated in 1887. The city originally began wit... Read more
Winter Park, Florida is famous for its bricked streets, grand oaks, beautiful lakes and unique boutique shops. Some of the most appealing attribute... Read more
A city rich in history, Maitland, Florida was originally called Fumecheliga by the Seminole Indians meaning Musk Mellon Place. In 1838 the city wa... Read more
Maitland, Florida is located minutes north of downtown Orlando and is rich in history and residential splendor. Established residential areas ador... Read more
Situated between Orlando's business center, the area's theme parks and the Volusia County beaches, Seminole County offers exceptional access to th... Read more
Altamonte Springs is a well-established area of single-family homes with many condominiums now being built. A large multi-use development is bein... Read more
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