LCA Development is a family-owned developer and investor in Florida commercial real estate. We commit our own capital, decide as principals, and stay with a property long after the closing.
Growth in Central Florida does not arrive evenly. It follows interchanges, utility lines, rooftops and school districts — and it rewards owners who understood a corner years before the traffic count caught up.
Four decades of building here has given us a working knowledge of how these markets actually absorb: which submarkets can carry a junior anchor, where residential rooftops are genuinely coming, and what a site will be worth once the road is widened.
We invest our own capital with no fund clock and no obligation to sell. That freedom lets us underwrite conservatively, hold through cycles, and take positions that require patience rather than leverage.
We are developers first, which shapes how we invest. We are as comfortable entitling raw acreage as we are buying an existing center, structuring a ground lease, or delivering a build-to-suit for a single tenant.
Master-planned commercial districts taken from raw land through entitlement, infrastructure and vertical delivery.
Anchored and junior-anchored centers, in-line shops and outparcels serving established and emerging rooftops.
Apartment communities developed and held for the long term, designed around the way Florida households actually live.
Residential communities and lot programs, often adjacent to the commercial development that will serve them.
Single-tenant build-to-suits and ground lease structures for operators who need a site delivered on schedule.
Path-of-growth acreage acquired for cash and held with conviction until the market meets the plan.
A retail development opportunity at the corner of US 27 and Hammock Ridge Road in Clermont — one of the fastest-changing stretches of western Central Florida.
LCA Development is family-owned and family-operated. The people who answer the phone are the people who sign, and the relationships we build with brokers, tenants, landowners and communities are expected to outlast any single transaction.
Four decades of building here has given us a working knowledge of how these markets actually absorb: which submarkets can carry a junior anchor, where residential rooftops are genuinely coming, and what a site will be worth once the road is widened.
We review off-market opportunities in confidence, give a straight answer quickly, and close with our own capital. Typical investments range from $3 million to $25 million.