
Orlando Planning Board to Review 616-Unit Mosby Lake Conway Apartments Proposal
The Orlando Municipal Planning Board is scheduled to review plans for the Mosby Lake Conway Apartments, a significant two-phase multi-family development, on October 20th. Located at 4900 and 5106 S. Semoran Blvd. in Orlando, the project proposes a total of 616 residences across a 51.2-acre site in Orange County. This initiative aims to help meet the growing housing demand across Central Florida.
The first phase includes six four-story buildings with 310 units, while the second phase will add another six four-story buildings with 306 units. Residences will range from studios, up to 750 square feet, to three-bedroom layouts. Planned communal amenities feature two swimming pools and two clubhouses, alongside two retention ponds, 1,049 surface parking spots, and pedestrian trails.
The developer's application, filed by Kimley-Horn on behalf of owner Rawjee Holdings LLC, seeks to rezone the parcel from its current R-3B/AN, R-3B/RP/AN, and R-3/RP/AN/SP classifications to Residential Medium Intensity (RES-MED) and RES-MED/Resource Protection (RES-PRO). This rezoning is crucial for the project's advancement. Developers and investors should closely follow the board's decision, as it will determine the viability of this substantial residential project and may influence future land-use approvals in the Orlando area.
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