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The Single Largest Residential Project in Downtown Orlando Has Broken Ground



The single largest residential project in Downtown Orlando has officially broken ground.


The first two towers of the 19-story three-tower mixed use project called Society Orlando (formerly known as X Orlando and Golden Sparrow) at 434 N. Orange Ave (MAP) broke ground last week. The project is located across the street from the Orange County Courthouse.


The first two towers of the 1.5M+-square-foot development are slated for completion in the 4th quarter of 2022. They will include 464 rental apartments and approximately 70,000 square feet of commercial space.


When the third tower is completed, the project will contain 889 residential units, 85,000 SF of retail, 35,000 SF of co-working space, and approximately 1,516 parking spaces.



The food hall inside Society Orlando. Credit: PMG.

Society Orlando will feature a food hall, self-service mini-market, retail plaza, social lounge with a daily schedule of events "promoting culture, wellness, growth and togetherness," pool deck and outdoor entertainment lounge, gym and fitness studio


Residential options will include traditional units with efficient layouts and “Rent-by-Bedroom” (co-living).


View sales website HERE.



Credit: PMG

Developed in partnership with New York-based Raven Capital Management, it's the fourth project under PMG 's(Website) recently launched Society brand. More Society projects are opening in Fort Lauderdale Q2 2020, downtown Miami Q4 2021, downtown Phoenix Q3 2021, and Miami’s Wynwood art district Q3 2022.


PMG is a national real estate development firm with offices in Miami and Manhattan, specializing in new construction commercial and residential projects. PMG has led the acquisition, financing, development, construction, and marketing for 85 residential buildings and over 150 real estate projects.


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