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ORLANDO-The planned 440-acre Groveland, FL community is in the boondocks of south Lake County and will take seven years to complete, but developer Dan Hessburg tells GlobeSt.com half of the planned 466 lots for single-family homes, townhomes, flats and offices are already sold.
DALLAS-Devon Properties renegotiates the terms for two Houston buildings under PM Realty's control and rolls them into a leasing assignment for 10 more office properties in Dallas, Denver and Tampa. C&W and Insignia/ESG lose in the shuffle.
NEW YORK CITY-The US Olympic Committee yesterday announced that New York and San Francisco are its two finalists to host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. The economic impact would be enormous, but some feel the bid's concessions outweigh the event's potential benefits.
ORLANDO-Buffalo, NY-based Benderson Development Co. Inc., headed by Nathan Benderson, is one of the major players in Manatee County, developing 800 acres for retail/residential and redeveloping the Sarasota Outlet Mall in Sarasota, FL.
ORLANDO-Joe McCullough, who ran Outback restaurants in South Florida and Ohio before moving to Orlando, is the general manager of the planned 300-seat, 9,000-sf Minneapolis-based chain's new unit opening Sept. 5 at the 1.6-million-sf Florida Mall.
ORLANDO-Buffalo, NY-based Benderson Development Co. Inc., headed by Nathan Benderson, is one of the major players in Manatee County, developing 800 acres for retail/residential and redeveloping the Sarasota Outlet Mall in Sarasota, FL.
ORLANDO-Metro Orlando's four-county population of 1.7 million represents a 37% growth over the past 10 years and is the area's greatest strength, Trammell Crow Co. researchers told 3,000 delegates attending the International Council of Shopping Centers conference at the Gaylord Palms Resort, Kissimmee, FL.
ORLANDO-The Encino, CA-based brokerage sees the multifamily sector in Tampa, FL stabilizing at the same time Orlando will be softening. The Orlando office of CB Richard Ellis Inc., however, paints a rosier picture for Orlando.
ORLANDO-The six-year commercial real estate professional will head the Tampa firm's office services division, handling leans and tenant representation. He is a former senior leasing rep at Duke Realty Corp. of Indianapolis, IN.
ORLANDO-David Goldstein, Les Aron and Robert Goldfinger have been promoted to senior investment associates for producing annual high volume since joining the firm in 1998.