06-05-2025
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Craig Collin talks Lake Nona, Sunbridge development plans
Story Highlights Craig Collin leads Tavistock Development Co.'s Lake Nona and Sunbridge projects.
Lake Nona spans 17 square miles as a live/work/play community.
Sunbridge will include 13,000 acres of conservation land.
Craig Collin, a real estate and development veteran with more than 30 years in the industry, is at the helm of exciting development in Central Florida as the president and COO of Tavistock Development Co. — the master planner of Lake Nona and the future Sunbridge projects.
In the latest Florida Business Minds podcast, Collin chats with Orlando Business Journal Editor-in-Chief Richard Bilbao on the latest of the popular Lake Nona community in southeast Orlando, what's next for the massive Sunbridge mixed-use community, and how each project plays into the responsible development mission and vision of the company.
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Lake Nona, which encompasses roughly 17 square miles and has become an example of the live/work/play community, is described as a vibrant hub of culture, innovation, art and technology.
Meanwhile, Sunbridge embraces a different part of the region. Measuring at 27,000 acres with more than 7,000 homes and 9 million square feet of planned commercial space, that community will showcase how one can live in harmony with nature, emphasized by the fact that Sunbridge is being built around more than 13,000 acres of conservation land.
Curious to see what is on the slate for Tavistock and what that might mean for your business? Then give this free podcast a listen to hear Collin share strategies, the emphasis behind responsible development and future challenges.
Sponsored by TECO Peoples Gas, the Florida Business Minds audio series features candid conversations with business leaders from the Orlando, South Florida, Tampa Bay and Jacksonville regions.
Find more Florida Business Minds podcasts here.
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