Benge Development Corp. is busy at work in Polk County, building a variety of dwellings to help with the county’s residential growth. Tony Benge, company president, did not think he would be a developer during his undergraduate or graduate education. According to Mark Wilkie, senior VP of Benge Development, after Tony graduated, he worked in finance, and, along with some

Plans have been filed for a $70 million mixed-use project in the Kelly Park area of Apopka, where a swarm of development is in the pipeline. Why this matters: The area around the interchange of State Road 429and West Kelly Park Road has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in investment, with more to follow, which will create jobs and

Benge Development continues to support Shop with a Cop in Apopka.  Each year Benge helps to raise funds to purchase toys for Apopka kids at Christmas.  They shop for toys with an Apopka police officer for a day of fun, and getting to know Apopka police officers on a personal level.  Since its inception Benge Development has helped raise just

Benge Development Corporation is negotiating terms to take over a small piece of city-owned property in downtown Apopka in order to build multifamily housing and a community plaza for events and food trucks. The vacant land, totaling a little more than three acres, sits along a railroad track at the intersection of Station and 5th Streets, a few blocks west