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ORLANDO-Despite impassioned pleas from environmentalists, Gov. Jeb Bush and his six-member Cabinet voted 5-2 Tuesday to give Orlando landowners Willoughby T. Cox and Karick and Stephen Price another five years to develop the 1,433-acre planned unit development in an environmentally sensitive site in rural Lake County.
RALEIGH, NC-The Westminster, MA-based fire protection service company is leasing a total 86,000 sf of business park space in Raleigh, NC; Tampa, FL; and Cleveland, OH for five years at $1.8 million or about $4.19 per sf.
ORLANDO-Tallahassee staffers send the 10-year-old, controversial mixed-use venture in rural south Lake County back to local elected officials who last year refused to give the Orlando developers more time to break ground on the projected $1.2 billion, 20-year undertaking.
ORLANDO-After peaking in 1999, new product in all major metro areas in Central Florida are down by at least 50% from two years ago, two new analyses show. But the numbers only go to Sept. 1 and don't include new layoffs, a weakening economy and the effects on construction of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the anthrax scare.
MINNEAPOLIS-The firm says its backlog and new orders are up over a year ago. Net income is $3.07 million, or $0.52 per share for the quarter ending Sept. 30,even with the same period last year.
CLERMONT, FL-Gov. Jeb Bush's staff today drafts a recommendation on the controversial development status of the 1,433-acre, 350-foot high property 25 miles west of Downtown Orlando. (Please See updated story above.)
ORLANDO-The 72-year-old renowned golfer is talking with Tampa broker John Reaves who has contracted to buy the 1,433-acre tract atop a 350-foot high peak near Clermont, FL in rural Lake County for an undisclosed sum. Clermont is 25 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
PHOENIX-It's undoubtedly the region's healthiest this year, judging from construction and acquisitions. The muscle flexing continues with TN-based Iasis Healthcare spending $55 million for hospitals in Phoenix and Tempe.
TALLAHASSEE, FL-Construction on the $45 million structure, which will be built at a development cost of $199 per sf, is set for December 2002 with completion by summer 2004.
TAMPA, FL-Ken Wilson, Trammell Crow Co.'s senior vice president, heads the Florida regional team that will handle one of the firm's largest contracts of its kind. Curt Grantham, a former Crow executive in Orlando, directs 23 million sf nationally for the Bank of America from his Charlotte office.