Sunshine Corridor
The Sunshine Corridor Expansion will connect Brightline’s high-speed rail with SunRail’s commuter network, creating a direct transit link between Orlando International Airport (MCO), the Orange County Convention Center, and the greater Orlando area. By integrating these two rail systems, the project will enhance connectivity across Central Florida, making travel between South Florida, downtown Orlando, and suburban areas more efficient. This seamless link will increase the appeal of key locations along the corridor, such as the International Drive area and the airport, for high-density, transit-oriented development.
Lilium Vertiport Hub
Lilium’s launch of an electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) hub at Orlando International Airport (MCO) marks a significant advancement in regional transportation, offering fast, zero-emission air travel that connects key locations across Central Florida. This eVTOL network will initially focus on linking MCO to nearby cities such as Tampa, West Palm Beach, and Miami, providing an efficient alternative to traditional ground and air travel.
Brightline
Brightline
Brightline
Brightline, a high-speed intercity rail linking South and Central Florida, is transforming regional transportation by providing rapid connections between major cities and reducing travel times. This enhanced accessibility makes Brightline a valuable alternative to car travel and positions its stations as prime locations for high-density, mixed-use development. The connectivity it offers boosts property values, attracts investment, and drives demand for housing, retail, and commercial projects near transit hubs. As the network expands, including future plans to connect to Tampa, Brightline will further integrate Florida’s urban centers, opening new opportunities for transit-oriented projects that support regional growth and sustainability goals.
Sunrail
Brightline
Brightline
SunRail, the commuter rail connecting suburban areas to downtown Orlando, plays a key role in Central Florida’s transit landscape by reducing car dependency and easing traffic congestion. Its stations support sustainable growth, encouraging high-density housing, retail, and mixed-use development near transit hubs. As ridership grows and service expands, the areas around SunRail stations are seeing increased demand for housing and commercial space, aligning with municipal goals to create walkable communities while boosting property values and local economic activity.