The Deltona-Daytona-Ormond Beach area is forecast to become the 3rd highest employer in the nation according to the global staffing firm, Manpower.

This is great economic news for the city of Deltona. Incredible growth is happening in the largest city between Orlando and Jacksonville and people are discovering all of the many benefits which Deltona has to offer.

Many local businesses are expanding and hiring, reaching for the Citys’ Incentive Program and there is even more attention with the recent addition of Halifax Health/University of Florida, which is placed on a 131 acre commercial property. As construction continues, and concludes on Phase 1, which harnesses a fully functioning Stat-of-the-Art Emergency Room, new businesses are being built. An Extended Stay Hotel, Wawa, and multiple new restaurants and shops are being developed along the spine road of the Halifax property. Visit pibland.com and contact Bobby Luthra for more details.

Contact Bobby Luthra at (407) 468-0099

Just east of the Halifax commercial property is Howland Crossings

The highlight of this 8.1 acre commercial property, divided into smaller parcels, is “The Center at Deltona” Premier Event Center and Grand Ballroom. Any businesses being built here will thrive as it is located only about a mile away from the I-4 interchange.

Somer Froemming (407) 862-0101

Equity and Deltona Village

Deltona Village, located just South of the Halifax Health property holds amazing potential. Anchored by EPIC Theatres of West Volusia, which was the highest grossing theater in Volusia, Flagler, St. Johns, Brevard, St. Lucie and Indian River counties. This is a new mixed-use 150 acre master planned property which allows over 900,000 square feet of mixed commercial development, entitlements are already in place.

Nathan Palmer (614) 586-3303

Contact Nathan, Senior Vice President of Equity

Visit equity.net to learn more about Deltona Village.

One of the most exciting things happening along this I-4/Howland Blvd. Interchange is the proposed 1.4 million square foot distribution center. Known as the “Portland Industrial Park” there was much speculation on what exactly is being developed here, officially “Amazon” and there is definitely a big ‘buzz around town, and around the nation, regarding this massive project. We do know that this will bring road improvements and may likely produce as many as 500-900 new jobs in the City of Deltona.

Portland Industrial Park

There are many other available properties in Deltona. For a full list, please visit our “Browse Properties” section.

You may also read this recent article from Daily Commercial: volusia-flagler-jobs-area-forecast-no-3-in-nation-for-2020-hiring

Grab the report here: Manpower MEOS Report

Download the application here: Deltona-Incentive-Application- 

Deltona Middle School’s Expansion

Deltona Middle School has plans for expansion. Massive plans. As the first middle school in Volusia County, Deltona Middle School is unique for several reasons. Being one of the oldest schools, but inside of one of the youngest communities, Deltona Middle offers guitar classes and helps students to focus on real world experience. Performing Arts harnesses the creativity of over 200 students. Chorus houses 180 students and Orchestra is growing with 45 students, playing their hearts out. Deltona Middle School is slated for rebuild and expansion with a $50 million dollar budget. These enhancements have already begun with a completion date in February 2022, but there is a very good chance that this may be done by January of 2021. Several determining factors are still in the works. Stay tuned to Deltona Means Business for more details and click the following link to view more information on: Volusia Schools