Elected officials in the city of 20,000 permanent residents meet later today at a public session that could disclose the mystery retailer, brokers following the project tell GlobeSt.com.

"At this point, we don't know for sure ourselves who will be entering the market," a Lake County government staffer tells GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity.

Officials at Westshore Development Group of Tampa, FL, the developer of the 423-acre, mixed-use Lost Lake Reserve, won't comment until the deal is done. Lost Lake Reserve is being developed for 66 acres of commercial and office; 600 apartments; and 508 single-family homes. The site is south of State Road 50 and east of U.S. 27, about 25 miles west of Downtown Orlando.

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