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I competely agree with this. More parking lots is the last thing I want to see downtown.

Honestly, I cannot believe Winter Garden is even in close competition with DeLand. It is no contest, in my opinion. DeLand vs Mount Dora is the only close matchup. Personally, I hope DeLand wins, but Mount Dora is also deserving. Avalon Park never should have beaten College Park.

I actually think DeLand is a better pick over Winter Park. Park Ave is gorgeous, but not everyone can afford to spend a day there. In fact, very few people can. DeLand's downtown has something for everyone, including record stores, clothing boutiques, all types of restaurants, a museum (and soon to be a children's museum), etc. DeLand is more of a "downtown" and Winter Park is more of a "shopping destination." I could live in downtown DeLand and have everything I need. There's even a Sav-A-Lot grocery store and an Asian Market downtown. Not true for Park Ave.

What is Magnolia?

The Milk District is within biking distance, too. I'd add Livingston/Bumby for the places on Robinson as well as Colonial Plaza, Drunken Monkey, etc.

Maybe

I live in Post Parkside and hate the wall. I wish they'd completely remove it. Thanks for the update

The intersection is completely closed (or was this morning) and I saw some construction vehicles. I did not get close enough to see anything else.

Anyone know what is going on at the intersection of Church and Eola?

I can see taking it into Winter Park, but that's about it. I have family in DeLand and may use it to get there and back once the entire line is up and running, especially if I need to travel during heavy I-4 traffic (although it is not conveniently located in DeLand). How far is the Sanford station going to be from downtown there?

From what I understand, a washer flooded the laundry room above the leasing office at Post and damaged the ceiling and a lot of other stuff.

Is that the location where Blank Space used to be?

Came across this earlier: http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/morning_call/2012/10/orlando-city-soccer-wants-new-900m.html?ana=RSS&s=article_search&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+bizj_orlando+%28Orlando+Business+Journal%29