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Here’s the latest news on Sodo and Orlando

• Do you know SoDo? - June 1, 2008
If you haven't yet heard of SoDo, you might want to pay attention. Briefly mentioned here in a previous post, SoDo is an up-and-coming community development in South Downtown that promises to rival East Orlando's Waterford Lakes and the Winter Park Village. My opinion: Winter Park Village should be on watch. More
Pulse of Central Florida

• SoDo to open in October - May 13, 2008
SoDo, named for its location south of downtown Orlando, is anchored by SuperTarget, T.J. Maxx and 24 Hour Fitness. Planned restaurants include Asian Wasabi Sushi and Grill, as previously reported by Orlando Business Journal, and a Taco Bell. More
www.bizjournals.com

• SoDo Slated for Grand Opening Later This Year - May 12, 2008
Kimco Realty Corporation (NYSE: KIM) is on schedule for an October 2008 Grand Opening of SoDo, an urban mixed-use lifestyle centerlocated in Orlando, Florida. More
www.reuters.com

• Work gets started on SoDo project - January 18, 2007
Bulldozers start clearing old buildings today from a 20-acre site in south Orlando for the $100 million Sodo development. Sodo – short for “south of downtown”, a takeoff on New York’s SoHo district, a part of Manhattan south of Houston Street – is between Grant and West Crystal Lake streets on South Orange Avenue. More
Orlando Sentinel

• Condos, retail proposed for south of downtown - February 21, 2006
Downtown Orlando’s explosive growth is spilling beyond the city center with a large, urban infill development proposed for Orange Avenue south of Orlando Regional Medical Center. More
Orlando Sentinel

• Commuter-rail line on tap for ’09 - August 3, 2006
Gov. Jeb Bush rode a sleek train car into Orlando on Wednesday to announce a deal that will put Central Florida commuters on a railway by 2009. More
Orlando Sentinel

• Room to grow - March 28, 2005
Orlando has to add nearly 550,000 more homes to its landscape by 2030 to meet growth demands. Are builders and local planners ready? More
Orlando Business Journal