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ORLANDO-The Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, which goes by the name of Lynx, has started compiling data to show Gov. Jeb Bush and the Legislature they should reconsider giving the $68 million project the $8 million it previously pulled back for lack of documentation. New commercial projects would sprout at the various stations, backers say.
ORLANDO-Michael Heidrich, director of industrial and land sales/leasing at locally based Realvest Partners Inc., tells GlobeSt.com potential tenants continue to go after bulk distribution and office/ware/house/flex space in Orlando's 90 million-sf industrial market.
ORLANDO-After two years as vice president of office/industrial leasing at the Indianapolis-based REIT's Jacksonville, FL office, Charles White will work with senior industrial broker Mark Scott at C&W's north Florida division which is directed by the firm's Orlando office.
SANFORD, FL-City commissioners in this Orlando bedroom community of 40,000 residents asked the chairman of the Sanford Housing Authority to investigate the allegations against authority executive director Timothy Hudson--until they learned the chairman was the developer's business partner. Sanford is 25 miles north of Downtown Orlando.
ORLANDO-Michael Heidrich, director of industrial and land sales/leasing at locally based Realvest Partners Inc., tells GlobeSt.com potential tenants continue to go after bulk distribution and office/ware/house/flex space in Orlando's 90 million-sf industrial market.
ORLANDO-Gov. Jeb Bush's hand-picked, 19-member team suggests cities, counties and school districts call the shots on new school construction needs in startup subdivisions as part of a new growth management law.
ORLANDO-Florida's largest business brokerage taps the state's northeast market with new operations in Jacksonville. The 15-year-old locally based firm did $28.9 million in sales last year, selling a range of privately-held business, including many with commercial real estate assets.
ORLANDO-With zero fanfare, the automaker plans to complete the $19 million facility at Airport International Park of Orlando by yearend. The company will move its Southeast warehousing/distribution operations from a 200,000-sf structure Chrysler has used in Orlando Central park since 1971.
TAVARES, FL--The company is temporarily withdrawing a zoning request to Lake County commissioners on 360 rural acres, 38 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando. Duke plans to submit a new proposal that will win over groups opposing the plant.
ORLANDO-The family-owned movie operation is taking 35,700 sf at the 100,000-sf suburban Lake Mary Centre for five years at an estimated aggregate rent of $3.21 million.
