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ORLANDO-David Catalano, a 14-year restaurant industry professional, takes over as vice president of worldwide operations at the Orlando-based firm. Janet Kane of Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA, is Hard Rock's new vice president/retail merchandising and licensing.
ORLANDO-American Maglev Technology Florida Inc. of Edgewater, FL and Lockheed Martin of Bethesda, MD, one of the nation's largest defense contractors, outlined a proposal Wednesday to the Florida Department of Transportation for the first Orlando Airport-to-Walt Disney World phase of a 200-mile high-speed statewide rail system.
ORLANDO-the Jacksonville, FL chapter of the National Associaiton of Industrial and Office Properties cited the firm for completing a 100,000-sf, class A corporate headquarters building for TNT Logistics; a 72,000-sf headquarters building for Tree of Life Inc.; and opening Building Two at the five-story Gran park Deerwood North. All of the projects are in Jacksonville.
ST. PETERSBURG, FL-The Orlando office of GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. arranged the financing for owner 3JG Trust's 1.13 million-sf business park, largest in the Tampa Bay metropolitan market. St. Petersburg is 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
AUSTIN-The 102-unit Hamilton in South Austin pulls $6 million from California-based Concierge Asset Management, headed by Maxwell Drever. Austin Hamilton Ltd. of Friendswood, TX is the seller of the 5.2-acre holding.
ORLANDO-Small buildings in good physical condition are also in demand by institutional buyers, George D. Livingston, founder/chairman, Realvest Partners Inc., tells GlobeSt.com. Pensions funds and insurance companies are scouting the state for new industrial acquisitions.
ORLANDO-Small buildings in good physical condition are also in demand by institutional buyers, George D. Livingston, founder/chairman, Realvest Partners Inc., tells GlobeSt.com. Pensions funds and insurance companies are scouting the state for new industrial acquisitions.
DENVER-Once again, Denver's office rates are bargain basement compared to the rest of the world, as Grubb & Ellis and Knight Frank find only seven cities with lower space costs.
DENVER-Once again, Denver's office rates are bargain basement compared to the rest of the world, as Grubb & Ellis and Knight Frank find only seven cities with lower space costs.
TAMPA, FL-Taylor & Mathis also signs Advantis big hitters Irene Martinez and Ann Adams to handle the 240,432-sf One MetroCenter, the 398,871-sf Center Point Business Park and the 955,000-sf Tampa Distribution Center.