The Packing District!

Where Orlando's Citrus Past Meets its Future.

Located just west of College Park and only three and a half miles from downtown Orlando, this is no ordinary neighborhood. A 202-acre, half-billion-dollar transformation rising from the ground where early-20th-century citrus packing houses once stood has helped developers and contributors reimagine what a mixed-use historic district could be.

Centered at Princeton Street and Orange Blossom Trail, the Packing District is not only reimagining history, but blends a vibrant residential living, dining, and wide-open outdoor recreation spaces into one thriving destination.

A legacy rooted
in humble beginnings

dating back nearly 100 years, the citrus land cultivated by Dr. Phillips provided a path to economic and cultural prosperity for Central Florida communities.

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An innovator
in aerial citrus technology,

including aerial spraying and flash-pasteurization, Dr. Philip Phillips was introduced into the Florida Citrus Hall of Fame 1986.

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Citrus pioneer Dr. Philip Phillips

introduced the celebrated marketing campaign, "Drink Dr. Phillips' orange juice because the Doc says its good for you."

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