Orlando marks renovation of six apartments for veterans at Maxwell Terrace

Orlando scheduled a November 12 ribbon-cutting at Maxwell Terrace. Six renovated apartments are intended for veterans experiencing homelessness. The city provided more than $18,000 in impact-fee waivers. Pathlight HOME will join the city for the event.

Published November 12, 2026 · Sion editorial

The City of Orlando scheduled a ribbon-cutting and open house for November 12 at Maxwell Terrace Apartments, 3200 West Colonial Drive. The event marks the completion of six renovated apartments intended for veterans experiencing homelessness. The property is within the City of Orlando in Orange County.

The city says it waived more than $18,000 in transportation and parks impact fees through Orlando Unlocked. The apartments are intended to give residents access to support services. The city's notice describes the renovation and the ceremony, with no general leasing or application details.

Source: City of Orlando mayor's schedule, week of November 9, 2026, for the November 12 event. https://www.orlando.gov/Our-Government/Mayor-City-Council/Buddy-Dyer/Mayors-Schedule