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Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 160 70 159 29 35 34 74 73 60 ID PROPERTY UNITS 69 29 The Julian 409 41 40 Total Lease Up 409 34 Society Orlando 217 158 35 Society Orlando Phase II 247 40 Modera Creative Village 292 154 41 Orange & Robinson 368 150 60 Radius 389 65 Camden Lake Eola 360 Total Under Construction 1,873 155 65 161 71 152 305 69 319 N. Magnolia Ave 238 72 70 500 North Orange Avenue 398 153 71 Altis Lake Willis 567 72 Monarch 400 73 Orlando Magic Complex 310 74 Zoi House 300 150 DXV Central 189 Total Planned 2,402 152 200 South Orange 143 157 153 401 South Rosalind Avenue 236 154 City Centre 215 155 The Green District 464 157 Novel Lucerne Phase II 300 158 Orlando Central 450 159 Tribune 318 160 Tribune II 428 161 Vive on Eola 120 167 Lake Copeland 118 305 Mariposa Groves 153 167 Total Prospective 2,945 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 2 Integra Crossings 348 8 Alta Longwood 266 125 128 14 Sanctuary at CenterPointe 300 25 Allure on Parkway 290 54 248 247 32 WaterVue at Longwood 130 127 Total Lease Up 1,334 2 253 50 The Helix 300 25 54 Broadstone Viridian 260 249 Total Under Construction 560 252 114 Alta Cypress 342 50 115 Oxford Place 246 116 Oxford Place Phase II & III 534 117 Oviedo Mall Redevelopment 425 250 118 John L. Mica Way & Palmetto Avenue 52 119 Kiwi at Fern Lake 75 125 Heritage Park 235 251 126 126 Hester Avenue 120 127 Sanford Sunrail Station 316 128 The View @ Lake Monroe 300 151 Alafaya Trail & Beasley Road 92 234 Total Planned 2,737 194 The Tiffany at Maitland West Phase II 285 118 8 Cranes Roost Boulevard & 119 232 Shorecrest Drive 330 233 Merritt Street 120 32 234 General Hutchison Pkwy & 114 Timocuan Way 50 235 264 East Mitchell Hammock Road 297 237 Villas at Academy Place 60 14 247 First Street Station 292 233 237 248 Monroe Place 102 232 117 115 249 Parkside Place 100 235 250 The Preserve 240 116 251 Reagan Center 827 252 Vintage North 310 194 151 253 Novel Parkway 325 Total Prospective 3,338 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 5 Altaire at Millenia 330 85 33 The Addison at Universal Boulevard 344 216 Total Lease Up 674 64 36 Deseo Grande 365 37 Republic Square 350 5 191 49 Jefferson Sand Lake 264 63 Mirage Residences 60 215 64 Park Central 215 190 86 66 Sandlake Palazzo 120 177 Total Under Construction 1,374 36 80 Silver Hills at Universal 540 81 Waterside 408 173 174 85 Gardens on Millenia 350 178 37 86 Millenia Park 960 80 66 91 2630 Amazonas Circle 386 63 92 Alta Headwaters Phase II 100 95 Addison at Cypress Sound 216 96 Ruby Lake Road 400 176 97 Turkey Lake Road 376 98 The Village at O - Town West 850 49 Total Planned 4,586 33 81 173 6603 International Drive 350 174 Bainbridge at Sand Lake 330 175 175 Grand Cypress Resort Conrad Hilton 1,500 176 International Drive & Wildwood Avenue 350 91 177 LIV Grand National 349 97 178 Silver Hills at Universal Phase II 170 190 Madison Landing Phase II 86 92 191 Summer Grove 120 212 209 Benson 600 210 Daryl Carter Pkwy & International Drive 481 211 211 Grande Pines 423 98 212 Interstate 4 Plaza 360 209 213 Rita Westwood 350 95 96 215 5767 Major Blvd 396 213 216 Conroy Townhomes 52 210 Total Prospective 5,917 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 6 Prime 340 24 Calirosa 152 27 Sonceto 296 Total Lease Up 788 38 129 6 132 38 North Poinciana Blvd & Sunrise Blvd 296 259 130 262 48 19 South 384 48 273 55 Neo Square 292 287 27 24 Total Under Construction 972 281 260 265 129 Lantower Tower 321 131 130 Loop South 400 261 131 Snow White Village 288 258 132 Sunrise City Drive I & II 465 133 Mosaic @ Lake Toho 288 257 134 Weston 4 Hundred 203 136 NeoCity 100 Total Planned 2,065 264 272 257 2420 Old Vineland Road 225 263 55 258 Cypress Cay 286 259 Epoch Flora Ridge Phase III 292 267 134 260 The Teale I 200 136 261 West Carroll Street & Dyer Blvd 250 133 262 Brownie Wise 1,700 263 Landmark in Kissimmee 247 264 Neo at Kissimmee 368 270 268 265 Orange Blossom Trail & Woodland Creek Blvd 420 266 266 Osceola Village Center 500 267 Saxon Rose 346 271 268 White Dove Court 88 270 Aero Vue Crossings 95 271 Cross Prairie Parkway 330 272 Fortune Road 200 273 Isla Townhomes 64 281 Magic Place 251 287 The Teale II 100 Total Prospective 5,962 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 193 89 196 31 ID PROPERTY UNITS 79 197 9 The Yard at Ivanhoe 591 18 Lake House 252 195 31 The Lexington at Winter Park Phase II 50 171 Total Lease Up 893 52 Alta at Health Village 285 58 57 Cannery at the Packing District 307 58 Alexan Winter Park Phase II 222 Total Under Construction 814 52 75 Baldwin House 122 57 77 Orlando Fashion Square 100 78 Packing District Townhomes 130 78 163 18 79 Merak 52 75 9 89 Gem Lake Redevelopment 431 170 Total Planned 835 165 156 156 MOSAIC 200 169 162 164 77 162 Westmoreland Square 79 163 Orange Avenue 100 164 Alexan at Mills 50 246 165 Urbon Apartments Homes Phase II 493 166 Bumby Avenue 250 169 Parkwood Lofts 120 170 Waterview Preserve 132 171 Lake Orlando 100 193 Affinity at Lake Weston 437 306 195 Cedar Cove 84 196 Monroe Avenue 431 197 Winter Park Village 100 166 306 Orange Center Blvd 58 Total Prospective 2,830 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 23 Vale East 176 Total Lease Up 176 44 Calirosa Winter Park 178 47 Makara 228 Total Under Construction 406 120 236 242 76 Colonial Drive 270 44 90 Balsam & Dogwood 86 122 120 Avila 269 47 121 121 3210 Rouse Rd 130 254 122 The Paseo at Collegiate Village 350 240 123 Greeneway Park 192 238 124 Innovation Pointe 350 Total Planned 1,647 198 123 76 241 246 239 255 198 Colonial Greens 371 200 199 199 The Avery Phase II 440 200 The Avery 200 201 6540 Lake Underhill Road 270 90 23 244 236 Seminole Avenue 50 243 238 12175 Science Drive 191 201 239 12727 East Colonial Drive 170 240 2649 Stanmore Court 350 241 Cottages at Alafaya 151 242 Quadrangle PD 100 243 Fieldstream Village 1,500 244 The Gardens at 707 Woodbury 63 245 124 245 The Reserve at Avalon 1,750 246 Waterford Lakes 265 254 The Grow 2,078 255 River Cross Land 500 Total Prospective 8,449 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 82 19 Oasis at Moss Park Preserve 262 Total Lease Up 262 42 180 179 42 The Addison Gateway 323 181 43 Bainbridge Narcoossee Cove 354 Total Under Construction 677 189 82 Twelve Oaks 348 83 Futura at Nona Cove 260 84 Weller Boulevard Multi Residential 300 93 Boggy Creek Crossing 306 19 94 Wetherbee Road 950 185 Total Planned 2,164 188 179 7567 Narcoossee Road 324 207 203 182 180 BellaNova at JubiLee Park Phase II 392 43 205 206 181 Oasis at Lake Conway 216 94 187 84 182 11751 Narcoossee Road 100 183 7042 Lake Nona Blvd 450 186 184 183 184 Creekside 110 204 185 East Park Village Center 264 186 Education Village 400 202 187 Novel Nona Place 260 188 Poitras 306 93 189 Vista Park Torrey Preserve 1,000 208 83 202 14314 Boggy Creek Road 986 203 Bainbridge Nona North 252 291 204 Meadow Woods 68 205 Meadow Woods TOD Midtown Village & Meadow Woods Town Center 730 206 Meadow Woods TOD South Village 626 207 Meadow Woods TOD Wellness Village 144 208 Tyson Ranch 320 274 269 1050 Narcoossee Road 122 269 274 Narcoossee and Jack Brack 250 291 Franklin Villas 72 Total Prospective 7,392 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 214 1 The Oaks on the Lake 270 20 3 Overture Hamlin 180 217 4 Vintage Horizon West 340 3 13 Dolce Living Royal Palm 326 147 218 16 Maingate Village 357 17 The Westerly 352 20 The Lodge at Hamlin 250 21 Sentosa Reunion 288 100 101 22 Ascend Waterleigh 354 Total Lease Up 2,717 22 53 The Addison Lake Bryan 266 4 219 56 Delamarre 379 221 67 Serenity at Flamingo Crossings 300 68 The Orchard at Cagan Crossings 152 Total Under Construction 1,097 220 222 99 Avalon Pointe 300 17 53 100 Avalon Road & Old YMCA Road 350 67 223 101 Chapel Crossing 62 68 102 Hartzog & Avalon 202 99 102 103 The Registry on Grass Lake 360 1 103 277 104 104 Waterstar 320 13 137 Fortune Star 550 279 285 147 Olympus 600 137 16 Total Planned 2,744 214 5504 Winter Garden Vineland Road 376 283 56 217 Hamlin West 496 218 Silverleaf 2,300 219 Ascend Waterleigh Phase II 383 276 286 220 Avalon Road and Lake Star Road 380 279 Hawthorn Suites Redevelopment 103 21 221 Horizon West 284 280 Island Village 300 222 Serenade at Ovation 269 282 North Old Lake Wilson Road & 280 Western Beltway 400 223 Withers PD 798 283 Old Lake Wilson Road 344 275 Cortland ChampionsGate 353 275 285 Rolling Oaks 564 276 Daniel Webster Western Beltway & 348 Sinclair Road 286 Sinclair 385 282 277 Golden Lagoon 100 Total Prospective 8,183 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Orlando New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 226 7 West Vue 442 12 Minneola Hills 297 Total Lease Up 739 229 227 45 The Avenue on Oakland 342 46 Alta East Shore 285 231 110 Total Under Construction
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