current news articles

Orlando Sentinel reports on Skorman's continuing development initiatives in the Hills of Minneola. The developments include the new Crooked Can brewery, an AdventHealth hospital, and an industrial park, all contributing to the growth and vibrancy of the area.

The Business Journals has reported that Strategic Real Estate Partners has acquired land in Lake County for industrial development. This transaction was originally part of a larger agreement that included land purchased by Skorman in 2021, located within the Hills of Minneola.

NAIOP Central Florida Awards have honored multiple developers for their outstanding contributions to the industry.

The Business Journals highlights upcoming developments in Clermont, which include new restaurants, residential homes, and a hotel, signaling growth in the area.

GrowthSpotter reports that Skorman Development plans to construct another multifamily complex in South Lake. The article highlights the ongoing Minneola projects, including Vista Hills and the Hills City Center, that are part of this expansion.

WKMG reports on Crooked Can's expansion into the Hills of Minneola, which will serve as a key anchor for Skorman's Hills City Center development.

Lowndes Law has announced its partnership with Hillpointe and Skorman Development to develop an apartment project in Minneola as part of the Live Local Act initiative.

GrowthSpotter provides insights into the first Live Local apartment project in Minneola, which is being developed by Hillpointe in collaboration with Skorman.

GrowthSpotter reports on the Clermont City Council meeting, noting that Skorman's Clermont Hills project is currently under construction.

WKMG reports on Crooked Can's relocation to the Hills of Minneola, featuring a quote from Kevin Skorman and Tara Tedrow who discusses the development's visibility and significance.

TSCG reports that the Minneola Planning & Zoning Board has approved the site plan for Vista Hills Apartments in the Hills of Minneola, emphasizing Skorman's continued development efforts in the area.

Lowndes Law has announced that it is advising Skorman Development on the Clermont Hills apartment community project.

The Business Journals highlights Skorman Development's Lake County property near Orlando, emphasizing their plans for industrial development in the Hills of Minneola.

GrowthSpotter shares details about Skorman's plans for Clermont Hills, referencing the award-winning Minneola Hills project as part of their development strategy.

The Business Journals highlights upcoming construction activity in Minneola, focusing on development plans near Florida’s Turnpike interchange and the area’s role in Lake County’s continued growth heading into 2026.

GrowthSpotter highlights Skorman Development’s groundbreaking at the Vista Hills apartment complex in Minneola, positioning the project as a key part of the area’s continued residential growth heading into 2026.

The Orlando Business Journal highlights the early opening of a Florida’s Turnpike expansion in Lake County, infrastructure improvements along Minneola’s Hancock Road corridor and the area’s accelerating residential, medical, and mixed-use growth heading into 2026.

GrowthSpotter highlights how planned Brightline expansion and Universal’s new Epic Universe theme park are increasing momentum around Skorman Development’s long-planned 36-story hotel project.

GrowthSpotter highlights the approval of Skorman Development’s proposed Citrus Ridge Commercial PUD, a 17.74-acre commercial project near Florida’s Turnpike planned for small commercial uses, a gas station, and a mini-storage or warehouse component as Minneola continues to grow.

GrowthSpotter highlights Lake County Planning & Zoning Board’s vote in favor of Skorman Development’s proposed multifamily project near Clermont, moving the development forward for further consideration as residential growth continues in Lake County.

South Lake Tablet highlights the South Lake Chamber breakfast in Minneola, where city leaders shared updates on major projects shaping the city’s future, including Hills City Center, Crooked Can Brewery, AdventHealth Minneola, new commercial development, and continued investment in recreation, housing, healthcare, and community amenities.