Industries

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By Business Observer Staff
November 28, 2008

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

MCC to build medical tech centerInterShow suggests Palm dealfor parking, center, hotelStarwood buys 2,500home sites in three statesWendemen Constructionhired to build condo lobbyQuincy Investments suggestsnew Payne Park Village for siteB of A buys Countrywide Tampa officeB.E.T.-ER Mix ownerbuys Gibsonton landWade Trim, Renker Eich Parksdesign school renovationFulton, Tenn., couple buysCarrolwood Window warehouseFulton, Tenn., couple buysCarrolwood Window warehouseWalgreens buys landin Port CharlotteMillenium Partners 2 buysMurdock Family Medical Center

Manatee-Sarasota

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November 28, 2008

Small mART

The economy may be in recession, but Richard Sullivan still expects to see crowds at the art shows he organizes. One key to success: Tying each event with a nonprofit organization.

Entrepreneurs

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November 28, 2008

Dollar Flood

Recession's grip induces the United States to flood the world with even more dollars.

Entrepreneurs

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November 28, 2008

Cigar city, Cigar man

Eric Newman is a link to Tampa's past, as head of the city's last family-owned cigar company. He is fighting Washington and the anti-smoking crowd for his company's survival.

Entrepreneurs

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November 28, 2008

Market RUBDOWN

Opening 10 massage stores during an economic slump might sound crazy. But growing like that is comfort food to one Gulf Coast entrepreneur.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
November 20, 2008

Fly Guy

Four decades of running a company that flies small planes across the world has taught Steve Hall one valuable business lesson: Nothing beats being prepared.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
November 20, 2008

Corporate medics

Tom Sweet has grown Tampa-based TechHealth by focusing on a niche: getting care more quickly and efficiently to people injured on the job.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
November 20, 2008

Government FAILURE

John Allison was one of the few bankers who spoke out againstthe federal bailout of Wall Street. The chairman and chief executiveofficer of BB&T explains why he's now participating in the U.S.Treasury plan and what he plans to do with the extra money.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
November 20, 2008

Corporate Report

Clockwork Home Services showsfranchise growth in third quarterBrown & Brown companybuys Agency AssociatesFirst National Bank startupcapital reaches $36.4 millionPartnership for DiamondheadCasino in Delta area is delayedHanover Capital Mortgagereports JWH merger to SECSunovia Energydebuts EvoLuciaLED product line

Industries

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By Business Observer Staff
November 20, 2008

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Naples Bay Resort becomes The ShoppesRiverside Investors LLCbuys Colonial commercial landLennar Homes LLCbuys more Bella Terra landDeAngelis Diamond finishes Collection at VanderbiltStrackbein Constructioncompletes yacht Club, marinaAndros Boatworks moves to larger buildingBradenton businessmandeveloping Parrish daycareW.S. Badcock Corp. buysSarasota furniture storeBovie Medical Corp. buys building, movingFlorida State Fair Foundationbuys warehouse, modelsFirst Intermediary Corp. buysJ.W. Conner & Sons propertyNAI Tampa Bay Commercialadds valuation servicesKona Grill restaurantsigns to lease at Met West

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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November 20, 2008

Bye Bye, Michigan

Florida can still attractcompanies, especially if it recruits them from anti-business states such as Michigan. One tech company banked on connections in Naples.

Entrepreneurs

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November 20, 2008

Brand New Brand

An almost 10-year-old company rethinks itscustomer image during tough economic times.

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November 20, 2008

Deja vu again

Fewer hotel sales have pulled down transactionrevenue at The Plasencia Group, but its advisory business, helping hotels run more efficiently, is booming.

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By Business Observer Staff
November 20, 2008

Financial Statements

View Financial Statements from Walter Industries Inc. and PGT Inc.

Finance

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November 20, 2008

Canary in the Coal Mine

Loans backed in part by the U.S. Small Business Administration should be easy to make. One Fort Myers group that helps coordinate these kinds of loans warns that tough times are ahead.

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Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Small mART

Dollar Flood

Cigar city, Cigar man

Market RUBDOWN

Fly Guy

Corporate medics

Government FAILURE

Corporate Report

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Bye Bye, Michigan

Brand New Brand

Deja vu again

Financial Statements

Canary in the Coal Mine

Tampa real estate investor indicted for mortgage fraud on $1.6M home

Longtime Naples hotelier pays more than $20M for Four Seasons resort condo

Apartment complex in Sarasota County refinanced for $82M

SWFL shower door company expands to South Carolina

Clearwater's Decks & Docks buys San Diego building materials dealer

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