Developers Clear Site for Southern Vista Townhomes
The 25-unit housing project is moving forward near the intersection of Centerville and Fleischmann roads.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Construction

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Developers recently finished clearing land for the Southern Vista Townhomes project in Tallahassee. The site spans 4.25 acres and is located within the city limits.
Why it matters
The development aims to increase the availability of residential housing options within the urban service area. This project adds to the ongoing residential growth seen near the Canopy at Weluanee community.
The Southern Vista Townhomes site occupies 4.25 acres of land near the intersection of Centerville and Fleischmann roads. Plans for the development include 25 total units.
The players
Southern Vista Townhomes
This is a proposed residential development project located in Tallahassee that intends to add 25 new townhome units to the local housing market.
Canopy at Weluanee
This nearby community serves as a geographic reference point for the new housing development located less than half a mile away.
The details
The site is situated between the Centerville Pointe townhomes, St. Peter Primitive Baptist Church, and local businesses. It is located less than half a mile from the Canopy at Weluanee community.
Timeline
September 2026: The project received its required environmental permit.
Market Landscape
The development represents a continuation of densification efforts within the city's established urban service area. This project aligns with regional goals to focus residential infrastructure in zones that are already supported by city services.
Residents near Centerville and Fleischmann roads should anticipate increased construction activity as site preparation concludes. The addition of these townhomes may eventually impact housing availability and local traffic patterns in the immediate neighborhood.
The takeaway
This development highlights the ongoing effort to utilize land within Tallahassee's urban service area for new residential units. Residents can expect continued growth in this corridor as the city balances new construction with existing community infrastructure.
Further reading
For more information on ongoing infrastructure and residential projects, visit the Tallahassee Construction section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Tallahassee Democrat.
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