News

Louis Llovio
May 21, 2023

Despite published report, Sternberg says he plans to remain Rays owner

Tampa Bay Rays owner Stu Sternberg expects a ballpark to be built in Tampa Bay and to stay on as owner despite story that buyers are circling.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

Louis Llovio
May 21, 2023

Miami investor launches $250M multifamily fund targeting Tampa

A Tampa office building sells, a top real estate firm consolidates, and a major price drop top the week's commercial real estate news.

Commercial Real Estate

Louis Llovio
May 20, 2023

Publix is doing away with GreenWise-branded stores

The Lakeland chain will transition its GreenWise stores to the traditional Publix brand.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

Amanda Postma
May 20, 2023

National pet health care startup expands in Hillsborough, Sarasota counties

Each location is expected to hire 10-20 employees.

Manatee-Sarasota

Brian Hartz
May 19, 2023

Tampa neighborhood continues to be a CRE bright spot

Amid economic uncertainty, Tampa’s rapidly evolving Westshore business district has become a beacon of growth and stability.

Commercial Real Estate

Mark Gordon
May 19, 2023

Sarasota-based manufacturer reels in $150M loan

Helios Technologies is working with PNC Capital Markets on the financing.

Manatee-Sarasota

Louis Llovio
May 18, 2023

$15 million spec office building opening in Pasco fills up fast

The building on State Road 54 was built as part of a program using Penny for Pasco funds to entice developers to build and help recruit targeted industries.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

Brian Hartz
May 18, 2023

Google takes seat on Tampa Bay Economic Development Council

In addition to its investment, the multinational tech giant has also donated $20,000 to the nonprofit Tampa Bay Economic Prosperity Foundation.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

Amanda Postma
May 18, 2023

Pair of cities in region score high in buy vs. rent game

The study shows that North Port's average rent is only $2 less than monthly mortgage rates.

News

Mark Gordon
May 18, 2023

Prominent SWFL engineering firm founded in 1966 has been sold

Hole Montes’ 65-person payroll will remain with the new company.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

Louis Llovio
May 18, 2023

Beachfront communities grapple with post-hurricane rebuilding issues

The mayors of Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel spoke at a Real Estate Investment Society meeting about their cities since Hurricane Ian. The future is in flux as leaders respond to multiple demands.