City officials in Orlando have given the green light for the construction of a new downtown sports and entertainment district. The 8.5-acre complex will be built next to the Kia Center at West Church Street and South Hughey Avenue and construction is set to begin in late 2024. The mixed-use project will include a hotel, 270 residential units, a 3,500-capacity live entertainment venue, office space, and a variety of dining and shopping options.
Orlando Magic CEO Alex Martins expressed excitement for the project, highlighting the leadership of Mayor Dyer and the City Council. The sports and entertainment district will be developed by JMA Ventures, LLC and Machete Group, Inc. and is scheduled to be completed by March 2027. The project is expected to create 3,400 jobs and bring new life to downtown Orlando.
David Carlock, founder and principal of Machete Group, Inc., praised the city for its partnership and looks forward to developing a vibrant new place in downtown Orlando. Orlando City Commissioner Tony Ortiz emphasized the positive impact the project will have on the area, stating that it will incentivize businesses and bring people back to downtown. The sports and entertainment district is seen as a game-changer initiative that will revitalize the downtown area.
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