Here’s our rundown of the top ten things you need to know this week in Downtown Orlando area news. Sponsored by Olde Town Brokers. Orlando Bike Share launched on Friday. You can now rent bikes hourly from four stations around downtown Orlando. OUC and Florida Hospital were named sponsors of the program at the ribbon cutting. Today the […]
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Downtown Orlando’s 2015 Bucket List
Editor’s note: This is the final post in our series counting down to 2015. Happy New Year! SPONSORED: As you plan for the new year, make it a resolution to explore more of Orlando. Here’s a list of 15 things to do in Downtown Orlando for 2015. Downtown Orlando Bucket List 2015 Ride SunRail. Leave […]
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Top Ten Things you Need to Know This Week for July 14, 2014
Here’s our rundown of the top ten things you need to know this week in Downtown Orlando area news. Artisan 420 apartments broke ground in the Thornton Park District – Construction the new nine-story, 299-unit apartment complex includes 10,000 square feet of retail and is expected to open in October 2015. County backs off buying offices near Fashion […]
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NORA Starts Pre-Leasing This Week for October Move-Ins
SPONSORED: NORA (Website | Facebook) began pre-leasing their apartments this week. The new six-story apartment complex is located at 899 N Orange Ave in the North Quarter district [GMap]. Residents will be able to begin moving into the first phase of the 246-unit building the first week of October. The rates for the one-bedroom apartments start at […]
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Project DTO Identifies Opportunities for Downtown Orlando
We posted our summary of what Project DTO, the downtown task-force, is looking at changing in Downtown Orlando but here’s the complete list of opportunities identified by the committees that presented last week. They will be publishing a full vision plan for Downtown Orlando in October. Arts & Culture More “first, best and unique” art/cultural festivals […]
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Ten Things You Need to Know This Week, April 28, 2014
Here’s our rundown of the top ten things you need to know this week in Downtown Orlando area news. The state house passed a bill that would allow Orlando’s soccer stadium to receive a state subsidy. Next year’s Orlando City Soccer season, their first MLS season, will be played in the Citrus Bowl. You can […]
Posted inBuildings, Featured, Orlando, Quality of Life, Transportation
The Top 15 Transportation, Building and Community Projects to Look Forward to in 2014
Here’s a look at the top projects we are looking forward to in 2014. We’ve broken them down into four categories; transportation, buildings, venues, districts. Take a look and let us know in the comments which one you are looking forward to. Transportation The backbone of any great city is access to public transportation. In […]
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Links from the Week: Unwanted Pets, East End Market, SunRail, Soccer Stadium and More
A look at the local Orlando news stories we’ve been reading from the past week. Unwanted Central Florida pets means thousands killed [Orlando Sentinel] Charter-school chain’s push to expand in Orange spurs battle [Orlando Sentinel] Coverage of Mayor Dyer’s State of the Downtown Address [Orlando Sentinel] [WFTV] [ClickOrlando] [MyFoxOrlando] [WON] [WESH] [Daily City] [Bungalower: Dyer on Downtown […]