Orange County
Greater OrlandoCentral Florida
One of the largest planned growth areas in the country, built as a series of villages in southwest Orange County, each with its own town centre and school sites.
Talk to DaniHorizon West was laid out on paper before it was built: villages separated by green corridors, commercial cores at the centre of each one, and residential phases delivered over decades. Almost everything here is recent, and construction is still visible along most of its edges.
Southwest Orange County, between Winter Garden and the theme-park corridor, organised around SR-429 and Winter Garden Vineland Road.
Life happens inside the village: community pools, trails, town-centre retail and schools within the same street network. Trips outside the area normally use SR-429.
This is one of the most active construction areas in the metro, with multiple builders working in parallel phases. Living here during a build-out phase means construction traffic and changing street layouts.
Entirely car-based between villages, walkable inside some of them. SR-429 and Florida's Turnpike carry regional trips.
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