Experts says Tampa has tailwinds behind it

Despite a surge in growth, city's future prosperity and expansion seems probable, key report states


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MARK WEMPLE — A ULI panel discussion moderated by Nancy Surak and comprising PwC's Mitch Roschelle, SPP's James Nozar, Bromley Cos.' Nicholas Haines, Red Apple Group's Robert Zorn and B+E Net Lease's Camille Renshaw.
MARK WEMPLE — A ULI panel discussion moderated by Nancy Surak and comprising PwC's Mitch Roschelle, SPP's James Nozar, Bromley Cos.' Nicholas Haines, Red Apple Group's Robert Zorn and B+E Net Lease's Camille Renshaw.
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Tampa Bay has cracked the Top 10 in a list of emerging U.S. cities with good overall real estate prospects for the first time in the 40 years since the annual ranking has been conducted, a recognition that the two cities’ leadership, developments, planning and Tampa’s enlivened waterfront are paying dividends in both population and job growth.

 

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