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The Dynasty

Name: The Dynasty
Address: Ocoee

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Ocoee-Apopka Road, Ocoee. 10 floors and 1100 hotel keys.

The story so far

Announced 2025 est.Has not broken ground as of mid-2026 — still pre-construction ("expected to break ground soon"), with multiple lender/contractor lawsuits filed against the developer in late 2025

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Stalled by litigation 2025more than $11M in lawsuits and construction liens were filed against Montierre Development in Orange County Circuit Court through 2025, led by an $8.9M AECOM Technical Services claim, leaving the 159-acre site dormant past its intended 2025 groundbreaking (retry after timeout — check for duplicate)

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Rezoning approved Feb 18, 2025Ocoee City Commission unanimously approved on second reading a comprehensive plan amendment and PUD rezoning converting 117.7 acres of low-density residential and 32.3 acres of conservation land to commercial for the 159-acre site at Ocoee-Apopka Road and Fullers Cross Road

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Project stalled May 2026the 159-acre site is still dormant with no groundbreaking, and Montierre is contending with multiple lawsuits and construction liens totalling more than $11M against the $1B sports and entertainment complex

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Expected opening date TBD

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About the project

The Dynasty is a planned 159-acre sports-tourism and entertainment destination in Ocoee, Florida, sited at Ocoee-Apopka Road and Fullers Cross Road near State Road 429 in west Orange County, a short drive from Orlando's theme parks. Proposed by Montierre Development with MDTL Enterprise, the roughly $1 billion campus is built around youth and amateur travel-sports tournaments, with 17 multipurpose turf fields and a 150,000-square-foot indoor sports facility hosting football, soccer, baseball, softball, cheerleading, gymnastics, wrestling, field hockey and dance. A pedestrian riverwalk links about 350,000 square feet of restaurants, retail and entertainment venues open to the public, anchored by two hotels with more than 1,100 rooms combined, while concert space, interactive attractions and play zones extend its draw beyond game days. The city approved the planned unit development rezoning for the site, though the project has been slowed by lender and contractor litigation against its developer.