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MIAMI-ABR Infocom's proposed 1.2 million-sf, $150-million ($125 per sf) Downtown telecommunications center has received a green light from the city's Urban Development Review Board. But a number of competing plans for a similar facility are still in the running to get into the ground first.
ORLANDO-The Indianapolis-based developer is entering the robust Lakeland, FL warehouse market with a 166,800-sf building on a 9.95-acre parcel in Lakeland Interstate Business Park, strategically located between Orlando and Tampa.
SAN FRANCISCO-The online source for locating and outfitting office space has formed a new team focused on giving the tenants greater knowledge and control of the commercial real estate process.
LEESBURG, FL-The retailer plans to buy 200 acres from the city for $1.6 million to build a warehouse/distribution center. Construction costs are pegged at $60 million.
ORLANDO-Transportation networks and available land are key to all robust commercial real estate growth and North Seminole County currently is ahead of the pack in that infrastructure category, says George D. Livingston Jr., president of Realvest Partners Inc. Livingston tells GlobeSt.com of three potentially-hot corridors ready to blossom and take off over the next 10 years.
AUSTIN-RealCentric is singing high praises for Austin, one of three cities where operations were launched in mid-June. The CA-based company is claiming market dominance in Orange County, CA and Las Vegas as well.
LOS GATOS, CA-The startup that links office-seeking tenants with landlords says it is capturing the majority of listings in Austin, Tex., Orange County, Calif., and Las Vegas, Nev.
ORLANDO-Chase Treasury Technologies Corp. wants a backup security site for its planned three-building Tampa, FL campus where the company will make electronic payments to customers of more than $1.2 trillion per day. The estimated construction cost of the 61,413-sf distribution building is $6.14 million.
MIAMI-The red-hot commercial property market in South Florida has encouraged more national real estate services firms to open local offices or expand existing operations. This has upped the ante for deal-making skills and begun a game of musical chairs as brokers move from company to company.