Signal · Development
How it got here: a foreclosed complex, then three phases
noted Aug 31, 2026
Related Group bought the 36-acre property at 3124 N. Pine Hills Rd. in 2011 for $5.5 million — at the time a foreclosed 444-unit complex called Seville Place — and rebuilt it in phases with the Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation. Phase 1 delivered 264 apartments (12 studios, 60 one-bedrooms, 176 two-bedrooms, 16 three-bedrooms); Phase 2 added 96 units of senior housing; and in March 2024 the developer said the 90-unit third phase would start construction within two to three months, on the property’s northwestern corner. FK Architecture designed it, with Burkett Engineering on civil work.
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