Industries

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 11, 2006

Commercial Real Estate

N.Y., Chicago firms buy Club NaplesBonita Beach Road Facility AcquiredAmSouth Bank buys at Summerlin, Boy ScoutAIMCO pays $118,000 per unit for BaLayeOhio Group plans Laurel centerHoneywell International buys contaminated propertySMH acquires physician office buildingManatee Urology Moving to DowntownNew diagnostic center buys 1250 Tamiami

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 4, 2006

Latino Media Powers Up

A Venezuelan couple started Media Vista with just $15,000 in equipment five years ago. Now the company has its own television station and high-tech studio. Revenues are expected to hit $2 million next year.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 4, 2006

Real Estate Briefs

Developer plans Longboat townhomesMarriott Vacation Club completes Radisson purchaseBarfield Bay Holdings buys Carlyle, Central ParkAnd other large real estate transactions.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 4, 2006

Accidental Entrepreneur

JoDell Anderson arrived at church one night six years ago to sing Christmas carols. When she left, she'd agreed to be part owner of a day spa. Now she's sole owner of the business, growing it into $1 million-plus in annual revenues.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 4, 2006

Business of Bamboo

JMX International hopes bamboo molding and flooring will take it from an e-commerce shop to a lucrative business-to-business operation.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 4, 2006

Delegate to Grow

Jose Morales credits employees with his company's fastgrowth and profitability. In three years, the 5-year-old firm's annual revenue has grown from $250,000 to $15 million.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
August 4, 2006

A Gradual Success

By regularly changing their approach, Lori and Juan Davis are growing their clothing company, even as the U.S. apparel industry shrinks. The business is building a new facility to expand capacity.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

A Bigger Reach

Three real estate services are attempting to take market share from the Multiple Listing Service, long the property listings champion. Gulf Coast Realtors are benefiting from the competition.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

Do the Right Thing

Frank Crum was a minister for a year before taking his faith into the business world. Now he leads an employee leasing company with $1.2 billion in annual billings.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

A Lion's Share

Kraft Construction's strategy is easy to say, hard to carry out: Plan ahead. The firm has used long-range planning to grow 40% over the last year, passing $500 million in revenues.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

Dock Duel

A pair of marina owners are trying to reshape the boat docking industry along the Gulf Coast, using competing business plans.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

Real Estate Briefs

Kite Realty Group buys three retail centersIndianapolis-based real estate investment trustInvestment group buys Metro DistributionNaples yacht club buys marina, plans Naples dockominium Sarasota hotelier acquires Regency InnForest Acquisition Fundbuys Lockwood Ridge apartmentDevelopers spend $15 millionfor Placida landACP buys two Clearwater office propertiesPrimerica buys on U.S. 301,developing retail/office plansClearwater's Gibraltar buy Tampa office building

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

Corporate Report

View business briefs covering the Gulf Coast for free.

Industries

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

Mayor of Main Street

Pat Westerhouse brings years of experience from Tampa's Old Hyde Park Village to Lakewood Ranch's Main Street.

Entrepreneurs

For Subscribers Only

By Business Observer Staff
July 28, 2006

A Secure Retirement

A Southwest Florida retirement community sees its commitment to science, statistical projections and employee retention programs pay off: It recently scored the highest credit rating in the country.

Entrepreneurs

« 851 852 853 854 855 856 857 858 859 860 »

Commercial Real Estate

Latino Media Powers Up

Real Estate Briefs

Accidental Entrepreneur

Business of Bamboo

Delegate to Grow

A Gradual Success

A Bigger Reach

Do the Right Thing

A Lion's Share

Dock Duel

Real Estate Briefs

Corporate Report

Mayor of Main Street

A Secure Retirement

St. Pete insurance firm brings AI-powered risk platform to wider market

SMH to lease 54K-square-foot building, bring cancer services to Venice

USF researchers’ discovery could advance malaria vaccine development

Asian street food coming to UTC

Clearwater buyer picks up Lee County commercial property

3 Articles Remaining!

Not a Subscriber?

Already a Subscriber?

3 Articles Remaining!

Not a Subscriber?

Already a Subscriber?

Sign Up for Daily Brief

Sign Up for CRE Central