[Orlando Extended Metro Developments (Volusia/Brevard/East Polk)]

New proposal in DB 

https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/south-florida-developer-proposes-27-story-high-rise-on-daytonas-beachside

 

https://www.news-journalonline.com/story/business/2022/12/01/plans-oceanfront-condo-high-rise-daytona-raises-concerns/10810971002/

[Orlando Extended Metro Developments (Volusia/Brevard/East Polk)]

Been hearing some rumors around the ERAU campus that Doolittle hall, the oldest building on campus, is being prepped for teardown. Sounds like another new dorm is on it's way up in the next few years

[Orlando Extended Metro Developments (Volusia/Brevard/East Polk)]

7 hours ago, spenser1058 said:

Daytona is reaching buildout along its borders. Development is (finally!) shifting back to Midtown.

Also, an interesting look at how Daytona’s growth stalled compared to other cities in the region for so long:

https://www.news-journalonline.com/story/news/local/volusia/2022/08/26/most-undeveloped-daytona-land-has-been-covered-with-new-construction/7891077001/

From The News Journal 

Fun Fact:

”DAYTONA BEACH — In the past 12 years, Daytona Beach has had its largest population spike in nine decades. The city grew from 61,005 residents in 2010 to 78,000 people who call Daytona home now.”

 

Only place left to go is up. Hopefully we see more mixed use development in midtown. 

[Orlando Extended Metro Developments (Volusia/Brevard/East Polk)]

 Some massive developments at Embry-Riddle. 3 new residence halls, the student union as shown before in this thread, a new fitness center, and a new technology building to complete the research park. The res halls and fitness center are now completed (I'll be posting actual shots once I arrive on campus) and the technology center is soon to break ground.