Orlando Central | 325-feet Residential [Approved]

[YimbyOrlando]

Hope this plot secures a buyer and a new project, nothing makes me happier than seeing surface parking lots being redeveloped.

[Jernigan]

Permit Number: MPL2022-10065

Project: 110 W. Jefferson - Mixed Use Development

Address: 110 W JEFFERSON ST Orlando FL

Description: Master Plan for a mixed-use development.

Application Status: Open

[codypet]

YEEEESSSS That's a lot I'd love to see get developed.  And you know if it does, that Fairwinds lot south of it will in short order too.

[orlandouprise]

Still the same building / rendering from page 1?

[IAmFloridaBorn]

On 7/7/2022 at 5:44 PM, Jernigan said:

Permit Number: MPL2022-10065

Project: 110 W. Jefferson - Mixed Use Development

Address: 110 W JEFFERSON ST Orlando FL

Description: Master Plan for a mixed-use development.

Application Status: Open

Not happening. 

[spenser1058]

Florida Born, could you be on your way to becoming even more cynical than I am? Who knew? <g>

[IAmFloridaBorn]

4 hours ago, spenser1058 said:

Florida Born, could you be on your way to becoming even more cynical than I am? Who knew? <g>

It's what happens when the likes of Ft Lauderdale and St Petersburg are leaving you in the dust for density 

[Jernigan]

14 hours ago, IAmFloridaBorn said:

It's what happens when the likes of Ft Lauderdale and St Petersburg are leaving you in the dust for density 

 

19 hours ago, IAmFloridaBorn said:

Not happening. 

Maybe, but please expand?

Edited July 9, 2022 by Jernigan

[Jernigan]

https://www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/departments/edv/city-planning/development-applications/mpb/2022/september/110-w-jefferson-mpl/project-description-110-jefferson-street.pdf

https://www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/departments/edv/city-planning/development-applications/mpb/2022/september/110-w-jefferson-mpl/a0-2-site-plan-ground-floor.pdf

https://www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/departments/edv/city-planning/development-applications/mpb/2022/september/110-w-jefferson-mpl/a2-0-building-elevation-west.pdf

https://www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/departments/edv/city-planning/development-applications/mpb/2022/september/110-w-jefferson-mpl/a2-1-building-elevation-east.pdf

https://www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/departments/edv/city-planning/development-applications/mpb/2022/september/110-w-jefferson-mpl/a2-2-building-elevation-south.pdf

https://www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/departments/edv/city-planning/development-applications/mpb/2022/september/110-w-jefferson-mpl/a2-3-building-elevation-north.pdf

Edited August 5, 2022 by Jernigan

[Uncommon]

Not happening.

[popsiclebrandon]

I love the idea of a pool looking straight onto I-4.

[jrs2]

1 hour ago, popsiclebrandon said:

I love the idea of a pool looking straight onto I-4.

in Midtown, ATL, there is a similar tower literally right up on I-75 in the same configuration.

[JFW657]

1 hour ago, popsiclebrandon said:

I love the idea of a pool looking straight onto I-4.

Yeah, I don't get the reasoning behind that either.

Turned around the other way, the lower floor units would look out at I-4, but as it is, they're looking at train tracks and a parking garage.

Seems like they'd want to give the pool deck users a nice view of DTO and Lake Eola.   

[jrs2]

8 minutes ago, JFW657 said:

Yeah, I don't get the reasoning behind that either.

Turned around the other way, the lower floor units would look out at I-4, but as it is, they're looking at train tracks and a parking garage.

Seems like they'd want to give the pool deck users a nice view of DTO and Lake Eola.   

I'm thinking afternoon sun...on the config.

it reminds me of one of those Brightline videos showing either the Boca station or Ft.L station and showing the train heading SB; the track is triple at that point; and there are apartment or condos in the same config as this building, pool decks looking at a wide track easement...

maybe it's the latest craze...

[JFW657]

Impressive, if it happens.....

[AndyPok1]

1 hour ago, jrs2 said:

I'm thinking afternoon sun...on the config.

This.  Pools on the east side get morning sun, and most people want afternoon/evening sun.

Also, typically pool is on a high enough pedestal and high enough walls that you don't see I-4.

[jrs2]

5 hours ago, JFW657 said:

Impressive, if it happens.....

at that height the "building" will be taller than DuPont up the street; it's height is the result of those spires, so the roof is like two stories/height shorter...or maybe their respective rooflines will be the same height.

[jack]

7 hours ago, popsiclebrandon said:

I love the idea of a pool looking straight onto I-4.

I don't think that rendering is accurate. 500 plus units should yield a taller garage. 

6 hours ago, JFW657 said:

Yeah, I don't get the reasoning behind that either.

Turned around the other way, the lower floor units would look out at I-4, but as it is, they're looking at train tracks and a parking garage.

Seems like they'd want to give the pool deck users a nice view of DTO and Lake Eola.   

If you flipped it, the units would be closer to the highway. As long as the garage is tall enough, you won't see much of it. 

[Tim3167]

OBJ is reporting that Cameron Kuhn is behind this. 

[spenser1058]

4 minutes ago, Tim3167 said:

OBJ is reporting that Cameron Kuhn is behind this. 

Really? The last we heard from Cameron he was selling something or other from a cart downtown after a bankruptcy and a breakdown. Did I miss something?

[Tim3167]

This detail is rich:

The 1.4-acre site currently is a parking lot owned by Florida businessman Harry Hahamovitch's related Delray Beach-based HHH Reilly Fund. Kuhn has been managing the parking operation there on behalf of Hahamovitch, he said. 

Kuhn has an option to buy the property before February 2023 for about $15 million, he told OBJ.

 

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2022/08/05/florida-skyscraper-downtown-orlando-cameron-kuhn.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=BN&utm_content=or&ana=e_or_BN&j=28634987&senddate=2022-08-05

 

Edited August 5, 2022 by Tim3167

[spenser1058]

Wow. Only in Orlando. Thanks for that - my biggest chuckle all week… @jrs2will like this, Cameron showing some old-fashioned Chicago chutzpah.

Edited August 5, 2022 by spenser1058

[AmIReal]

KUUUUUHHHNNN!!

 

Yes, Cameron Kuhn aka the "king of Downtown", is proposing, a 395 foot tower that would have "544 market-rate apartments, 40,895 square feet of office space, 22,000 square feet of retail space, and 350 parking spaces located on levels 2 through 5. " per GS. "The development plan includes 138 studio apartments, 228 one-bedroom units, 162 two-bedroom units and 16 three-bedroom units."

https://www.growthspotter.com/news/downtown-orlando-developments/gs-news-downtown-orlando-tower-grec-jefferson-20220805-cv7duh7cgjc5hcpofhunoa6tzm-story.html

Goes before the MPB 9/20.

[GregoryMCSE]

12 minutes ago, Tim3167 said:

This detail is rich:

The 1.4-acre site currently is a parking lot owned by Florida businessman Harry Hahamovitch's related Delray Beach-based HHH Reilly Fund. Kuhn has been managing the parking operation there on behalf of Hahamovitch, he said. 

Kuhn has an option to buy the property before February 2023 for about $15 million, he told OBJ.

 

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2022/08/05/florida-skyscraper-downtown-orlando-cameron-kuhn.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=BN&utm_content=or&ana=e_or_BN&j=28634987&senddate=2022-08-05

 

[dcluley98]

If any fat drunken bankrupt charlatan could pull that off, I would expect it to be exactly that one.