Project · Downtown Orlando
The Edge.
Under construction · as of Jul 27, 2023
“One tower, two counts: 34 stories in 2021, 32 at groundbreaking” — Aug 31, 2026.
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Groundbreaking reported: a 32-story tower with 230+ residences and 198,000 sq ft of office, possibly finishing in 2026.
Development · Aug 31, 2026
One tower, two counts: 34 stories in 2021, 32 at groundbreaking
The September 2021 report described The Edge as a 34-story, roughly 400-foot skyscraper by Dallas-based Lincoln Property Company — the second phase of the Church Street development whose first phase, the 28-story SunTrust Plaza, was completed in 2020. The July 2023 groundbreaking report counted 32 stories. The two reports disagree on the height; both agree on the program of roughly 230 residences, about 200,000 sq ft of office and ground-floor retail, and on the site: the former Ballroom at Church Street Station, built in 1994, with the block’s historic Church Street buildings kept and incorporated.
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Development · Aug 31, 2026
The Edge broke ground at 225 S. Garland — beside the railway and the interstate
The mixed-use tower broke ground in July 2023 on the block that held the Ballroom at Church Street Station: more than 230 residences over seven stories of office space totaling 198,000 sq ft, with a 25,000-sq-ft amenity deck, a pool, and a 10-story parking garage. Baker Barrios designed it around an angular footprint shaped partly by a high-voltage underground line and an active railway at the site’s edge; John Moriarty & Associates is the general contractor. The 2023 report said construction could finish in 2026.
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From our comments
“Been waiting awhile for his one. I think it’s going to make a nice difference. Any idea when the JW Marriott breaks ground?”
“Is it still happening? The lot has been cleared and vacant since the summer”
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