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By Business Observer Staff |
April 30, 2004

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana edition)

This week's items: Bradenton hospitals plan major additions, renovationsPoint Development Co.buys Cracker Barrel landLand Associates buys 95 acres in Myakka CityPerry Concrete movesto Rich Street in Venice

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Carl Cronan |
March 11, 2011

Building Tradition

Tampa-based contractor J.O. DeLotto and Sons tries to maintain old-fashioned values along with a strong book of business. It isn't the biggest, yet that hasn't stopped it from going after big-time projects.

Industries

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By Kevin McQuaid |
June 3, 2016

'Heartbreaker' of a deal

A veteran real estate agent took on a failed car dealership site in Tampa. The result? A lawsuit, $12 million in debt, guns, drugs and seven contracts.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Business Observer Staff |
February 15, 2008

Party On

George Ghanem is no doom-and-gloomer. After all, his business depends on people celebrating.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
August 25, 2011

Controlled Growth

Good timing and a willingness to shift its business model were the recession-survival secrets for Macy's Termite & Pest Control. Now the firm has much bigger plans.

Strategies

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 12, 2004

High Time for Coast

A small Bradenton bank picks itself up off the floor while Bank of America also gains local market share.

Entrepreneurs

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By Jay Brady |
May 20, 2011

Shakedown

Hillsborough County's request for proposal process for big construction projects may not meet the legal definition for bid shopping. Disputes abound on all sides.

Florida

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By Matt Walsh |
January 5, 2022

The word for 2022: Courage

We all would like to wipe away the strife of 2021. But unfortunately, much of it will continue. To turn the tide and preserve what the Founders created, we must act with courage.

Opinion

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By Jean Gruss |
April 30, 2010

No reservations

Hoteliers will continue to battle for guests using lower rates this summer. More guests are showing up without reservations.

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By Jean Gruss |
December 4, 2015

Fair winds

The return of corporate travel is creating opportunities for Offshore Sailing School as it offers team building and leadership training in a vacation setting.

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By Beth Luberecki |
March 19, 2021

After five-year growth surge, contractor nears $150 million in revenue

Employee retention is both an underlying strength and an ongoing challenge at B&I Contractors. The strong side has led to an unprecedented growth surge at the company.

Construction-Development

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By Rachel Gomez |
July 5, 2013

Rev it up

A company that started in the solar-power vehicle business has shifted directions. The trick, executives have learned, is to stay flexible.

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By Louis Llovio |
December 3, 2022

Nearly two months after Hurricane Ian, Naples attraction inches toward full reopening

Tin City’s manager and tenants look to reopen the tourist attraction and shopping destination in mid-December after massive overhaul was brought on by flooding from Hurricane Ian.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 25, 2006

Developer on the Defense

The developer behind one of the Gulf Coast's biggest projects fights back against criticism from elected officials that the firm doesn't do enough to build roads. How about nearly $80 million dollars worth over the last 15 years?

Entrepreneurs

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By Adam Hughes |
June 2, 2006

Walsh: Citizens Insurance: a looming Category 5 disaster

Another hurricane season is upon us. Let's pray hard: Please, no big hurricanes in Florida this season. The Florida residential insurance industry cannot withstand one; it's really and truly on the brink.

Opinion

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By Rod Thomson |
September 30, 2011

Private-sizing Government

The privatization trend is gaining steam in the unending economic downturn. But plenty of hurdles remain.

Florida

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By Matt Walsh |
March 27, 2015

Read and Comment: The 'state' controls 60% of Florida land; don't buy any more

It's never enough. And they will not be happy until we are all walking around in caveman loincloths, and every developer has been run out of the state.

Opinion

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 17, 2010

Health benefit costs rising

Florida health benefit costs went up 6.3%, according to Mercer.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 22, 2010

Polls: Scott, Crist surprise

The latest surveys point to some unlikely leaders in the state's upcoming elections.

News

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 5, 2010

Rasmussen: Scott strongest

The latest polling data at Rasmussen Reports give Rick Scott the advantage.

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Results for:

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana edition)

Building Tradition

'Heartbreaker' of a deal

Party On

Controlled Growth

High Time for Coast

Shakedown

The word for 2022: Courage

No reservations

Fair winds

After five-year growth surge, contractor nears $150 million in revenue

Rev it up

Nearly two months after Hurricane Ian, Naples attraction inches toward full reopening

Developer on the Defense

Walsh: Citizens Insurance: a looming Category 5 disaster

Private-sizing Government

Read and Comment: The 'state' controls 60% of Florida land; don't buy any more

Health benefit costs rising

Polls: Scott, Crist surprise

Rasmussen: Scott strongest

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