Westshore riding a wave of activity

A raft of recent office sales illustrate that investors remain drawn to the suburban Tampa business district.

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 6:00 a.m. August 30, 2019
COURTESY PHOTO — Dilweg Cos. of North Carolina bought the four-building Concourse Center for $52.5 million.
COURTESY PHOTO — Dilweg Cos. of North Carolina bought the four-building Concourse Center for $52.5 million.
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Though downtown Tampa’s office market has garnered the bulk of attention of late with plans for the first ground-up development in a generation at Water Street Tampa, a spate of transactions in the Westshore Business District show that investors remain drawn to the suburban location.

 

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