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The Wylder community will include 4,000 homes and a pool, clubhouse, playground, dog park, event lawn, sports field and tennis and pickleball courts.

GreenPointe Developers announced May 5 it bought 290 acres in Clay County, where it plans to build 770 single-family homes. The “recreation-rich” development, Granary Park, is along Sandridge Road and Feed Mill Road, the news release said.  “Community residents will enjoy a variety of recreational amenities, homes offering innovative floor plans and the latest designs, and a convenient location near the new First Coast Expressway,” said GreenPointe Developers Regional President Liam O’Reilly in the release.  He said Jacksonville-based GreenPointe will release more information soon...

From the Quay to Today: A Sarasota Bayfront Transformation A bayfront transformation By Rebecca Vargas | April 29, 2021 at 6:50 PM EDT - Updated April 30 at 12:20 PM SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - A breath of new life is being breathed back into property along Sarasota’s Bayfront that has been vacant for more than a decade. High-rises are being constructed and crews are hard at work. There is a buzz in the air. The site was once home to the Quay, the social center of downtown Sarasota, outdoor nightlife. Today’s progress has been nearly 15 years in the making. Back in 2007, a wrecking...

Construction of Lennar’s project is expected to begin in May, with the first units finished in September 2023. “Our community will be the premier rental destination at the Sarasota waterfront,” said McCarley Davis, LMC’s city president for Florida. “Once completed, LMC’s Sarasota development will be one of the most unique and sought-after rental communities on Florida’s West Coast.” Bayso Sarasota Also, Kolter Urban acquired 1.15 acres at the Quay to build Bayso Sarasota, an 18-level condominium development with 149 luxury residences priced from the $800,000s. Buyers can choo...

Wednesday's Afternoon Update | 12/30/2020 Florida’s coronavirus economy: Down so long that things are looking up By many measures, Florida’s economy has turned around some since the the pandemic’s deepest hits in the early spring. The unemployment rate is less than half of what it was in March, state sales tax collections have picked up and Florida home sales are stronger than they were this time last year. But the rate and scope of further economic progress, experts say, will depend on the success of vaccine distribution and whether recently approved federal financial relief is enough...