Habitat for Humanity teacher housing on former Orlando Tech site
Summary
A zoning text change now lets detached single-family homes be built on public/quasi-public land, clearing the way for five Habitat homes for Orange County teachers and staff at 901 W. Webster Avenue. The school board keeps the land under a 99-year lease; homes can only be sold to income-qualified school employees.
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Last discussed Apr 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
The land stays tax-exempt, keeping monthly housing costs down for teacher homeowners.
Orange County teachers and staff who couldn't otherwise afford a Winter Park home.
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