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November 5, 2018

Fast-growing firm to spend over $2M on new headquarters

Atlas Professional Services has acquired a 6,470-square-foot shell building at 3415 W. Horatio St. in Tampa, Florida, for $1.45 million. The seller was Wagner Construction.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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November 5, 2018

Master-planned town crests 200 home sales in 2018

Ave Maria in eastern Collier County projects 11,000 residences at build-out.

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Business Observer Staff
November 2, 2018

Community health organization acquires two pharmacies

Mail-Meds Clinical Pharmacy and Tampa Family Pharmacy are now part of CAN Community Health.

Manatee-Sarasota

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Business Observer Staff
November 2, 2018

Plans for second Crystal Lagoon development take shape

Metro Development Group has released additional details about Southshore Bay, near Wimauma, Florida, southeast of Tampa — the second master-planned community in the United States to feature a Crystal Lagoons amenity.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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Business Observer Staff
November 2, 2018

Builder and retired Lightning hockey star team up on luxury projects

Ruslan Fedotenko was a key player on the Lightning's 2004 Stanley Cup team. Fedotenko is teaming up with custom homebuilder Paul Wiezorek on Blue Line. The duo’s first development is a luxury waterfront townhome project on Treasure Island in Pinellas Coun

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November 2, 2018

Survey: Business owners get chilly on the economy

Business owners and executives statewide remain optimistic about the economy and their company, according to the PNC Bank Fall Economic Outlook report, but their level of cheeriness has chilled somewhat since the spring.

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November 2, 2018

College president: Creativity crucial in business

A recent Association for Corporate Growth Tampa Bay event in Sarasota highlighted Ringling College of Art and Design.

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Kevin McQuaid
November 2, 2018

Co-Work spaces evolving as they gain in popularity

New co-working spaces throughout the Gulf Coast are going upscale and adding amenities to lure tenants to the short-term shared offices, taking advantage of shifts in the way many think about work.

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Kevin McQuaid
November 2, 2018

With Tampa City Center, Banyan Street becomes downtown's dominant office landlord

Banyan Street Capital of Miami is now downtown Tampa's largest landlord, after buying the 38-story Tampa City Center for $110 million

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Kevin McQuaid
November 2, 2018

Insula moving offices to Sarasota's Plaza at Five Points building

Insula Cos. plans to move its headquarters to the Plaza at Five Points office building in downtown Sarasota in February

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Kevin McQuaid
November 2, 2018

Sprouts expanding throughout the Gulf Coast

Sprouts Farmers Market plans to add a pair of new stores in Naples and Clearwater to expand its Gulf Coast portfolio

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November 2, 2018

Bloom or bust? Restaurant firm faces investor discontent

Bloomin’ Brands, the Tampa, Florida, company that owns popular restaurant chains Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Bonefish Grill and Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, has come under fire from one of its investors, New York-based hedge fu

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November 2, 2018

Failed tech firm, once valued at $46M, makes one last list

CareSync had also raised $26 million.

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November 2, 2018

Renovated restaurant re-opens in tony shopping district

Houston-based Truluck’s enters 15th year in Naples’ Fifth Avenue South with a new look.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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Business Observer Staff
November 1, 2018

Bay area officials welcome return of ferry service

The Cross-Bay Ferry service that links Tampa, Florida, and St. Petersburg, Florida, returned for another six-month season of service with a “maiden voyage” event on Wednesday, Oct. 31.

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Fast-growing firm to spend over $2M on new headquarters

Master-planned town crests 200 home sales in 2018

Community health organization acquires two pharmacies

Plans for second Crystal Lagoon development take shape

Builder and retired Lightning hockey star team up on luxury projects

Survey: Business owners get chilly on the economy

College president: Creativity crucial in business

Co-Work spaces evolving as they gain in popularity

With Tampa City Center, Banyan Street becomes downtown's dominant office landlord

Insula moving offices to Sarasota's Plaza at Five Points building

Sprouts expanding throughout the Gulf Coast

Bloom or bust? Restaurant firm faces investor discontent

Failed tech firm, once valued at $46M, makes one last list

Renovated restaurant re-opens in tony shopping district

Bay area officials welcome return of ferry service

USF sets donor record with $172M in fundraising

Naples industrial property sells for $26.5 million

Tampa City Center earns national green building award

New York investor buys Riverview shopping center

18-story condo project moves forward in Sarasota

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