The Hibiscus Reserve project already has a Future Land Use designation for Planned Unit Development – Downtown Mixed Use (PUD-DM), which allows for a variety of uses and a density of 12 dwelling units per acre. With 4.5+ high and dry acres that could mean up to 54 units. This parcel is right off of SR-50, a major growth corridor, with the current 2-lane road expanding to a 4-lane that will run from I-75 east past Mascotte and Groveland. With SR-33 just a couple of miles up the road, Mascotte is ideally positioned for growth. Mascotte has seen 18.25% in population growth over the last few years with developments from national builders like Maronda Homes, KB Homes, Richmond America, and LGI Homes popping up all over town. With such a shortage of affordable housing options, small towns like Mascotte that are situated so close to larger town centers like Clermont, new housing developments are a welcome addition to the community. The property has already been cleared with easy access to SR-50 via Hibiscus Ave and Palmwood Ave. The only thing left is to entitle it and develop the property for a multifamily or mixed use project.