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Growth in Greater Orlando

Karen Talley with GrowthSpotter reported on a panel discussion at the University of Central Florida College of Business Administration featuring a group of local developers and bankers talking about the growth taking place in Greater Orlando.

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Panel members discussed the reasons why Greater Orlando continues to expand in many different ways, including the quality of life that attracts residents, the advancement in medicine and technology and the economic impact of the tourism industry.

Even though life is good in Orlando right now, the developers acknowledge that people are looking for more than just the basics when they choose where to shop, eat, live and work. Innovation will become even more critical for Greater Orlando to continue to attract talent and residents, but panel members insist that they are up to the challenge.

A celebratory photo of three individuals holding a large ceremonial check during the grand opening of Wells Fargo’s new Hamlin branch. The check is made out to "West Orange Habitat for Humanity" for $15,000 and dated November 19, 2024. The backdrop features a festive arrangement of gold, red, and white balloons with star accents, creating a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere. The donation supports efforts to construct homes in Winter Garden, Florida.

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image depicting vase expanse of housing in Hamlin.

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A satellite map showing the Hamlin area in Florida, highlighting housing growth with colored circles. Green circles represent areas around Clermont and Lake Apopka, while yellow circles indicate growth near Walt Disney World Resort and Horizon West. Major roads like Interstate 4 and Toll 429 are visible, with the Hamlin area prominently labeled in the center of the map.

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