Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff
October 6, 2009

Rooms to Go CEO buys stake in former furniture building

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Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff
October 6, 2009

Collier buys Bayshore Gateway property

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Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Mark Gordon
October 1, 2009

Next Up

A coveted Gulf Coast waterfront property has stymied past developers. The latest group to give it a shot hopes they have the answers — and the timing.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Business Observer Staff
September 25, 2009

Veterinary Group buys Sarasota Animal Hospital

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Manatee-Sarasota

By Business Observer Staff
September 25, 2009

Clearwater investor buys Carlisle Lakes

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Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff
September 25, 2009

Capital Pawn owners buy Wachovia building

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Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff
September 24, 2009

Cookie-cutter multiplex movie theaters promise long lines, rowdy teenagers and unappetizing junk food. Venezuela-based Silverspot Cinema is launching its first U.S. venture in Naples that promises to change that business model.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Jean Gruss
September 24, 2009

Waiting room

Medical-office space, a commercial real estate niche once considered immune from economic shocks, is feeling this downturn and the uncertainty of Obamacare. Medical specialties continue to grow, however.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Business Observer Staff
September 18, 2009

Ringling College gets Green Building Award

llege of Art & Design Academic Center and North Hall were selected as a Green Building of America Award-winning project.

Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff
September 17, 2009

Survive to Win

Lee County has been at the epicenter of the residential real estate bust and the ranks of homebuilders there have been decimated. But the survivors will benefit from the eventual rebound.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Jean Gruss
September 17, 2009

Taking Stock

Unlike some of its competitors, Naples-based Stock Development appears to have escaped the worst of the residential-construction downturn. But from now on it will let others bear the risk of owning land.