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ORLANDO-Twenty-foot floor-to-ceiling windows and a 360-degree view of the city sealed the transaction at the 31-story, 512,000-sf 400 North Ashley Building for the locally based provider of global support services for the technical, financial and communications industries. Tampa is 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
ORLANDO-Belmont Heights Estates, one of the largest multifamily, partial publicly funded ventures in the area, will have 84 one-story and two-story buildings housing 201 units in the first phase and 358 units in the second phase which is expected to break ground within the next two months.
MIAMI-Leases from American Express, Estee Lauder and Vivendi affiliate US Filter bring the nine-story, 240,000-sf class A office park in Plantation, FL to 60%. New York-based TIAA-CREF owns the property.
ATLANTA-A bankruptcy court approves the sale of Fairlawn, OH-based Republic Technologies' 92,000-sf production facility in Cartersville, GA to Tampa, FL-based AmeriSteel Corp. The property is at the junction of US 41 and I 75.
WESLEY CHAPEL, FL-The Pasco County Commission has just given the go ahead for the proposed Cypress Creek development, a multi-faceted project that would bring a hotel, office space, retail space and residential units to the largely undeveloped area.
WESLEY CHAPEL, FL-The Pasco County Commission has just given the go ahead for the proposed Cypress Creek development, a multi-faceted project that would bring a hotel, office space, retail space and residential units to the largely undeveloped area.
ATLANTA-The 20-story office tower of a planned $175-million hotel/office project in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood falls victim to a soft office market. The city rezoned the 3.7-acre tract on condition that the initial plan was followed. Six Continents wants a hotel-only plan.
TAMPA, FL-The city moves forward with its planned $52 million Tampa Museum of Art as architect Rafael Vinoly reveals his design for what will be a 124,00-sf, six-story arts facility. Construction is expected to begin next year should be finished in December 2004.
ORLANDO-Upon delivery, scheduled for June 2003, the new Hughes Supply Inc. headquarters building will be the cornerstone of Hughes Square, a planned development to be built in Downtown Orlando.
HOLLYWOOD, FL-Sprawling Hard Rock Hotel & Resort properties are coming to Seminole Indian reservations in Hollywood and Tampa, as the Seminole Tribe of Florida closes on $350 in financing for construction of the two developments.