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By Mark Gordon |
September 6, 2022

Transactions: Aug. 16-22

A $69.9 million residential land deal in north Manatee County paces transactions.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 19, 2022

Former volunteer donates $2.5 million estate gift to Selby Gardens

Evelyn Mink contributed more than 5,000 hours to the organization throughout 25 years.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 17, 2004

Newsmakers (Sara/Mana edition)

Recent changes for area movers and shakers are available free of charge.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 4, 2010

Bankers want to lend, but issues loom

As President Barack Obama pushed his latest government-funded way to get the economy rolling in a March 2 speech — this time it's the Small Business Lending Fund — a room full of bank executives in Sarasota were talking about what they say remains the real issue of the day: raising capital.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 2, 2010

Gag order on redistricting study?

Millions of dollars have been flowing from left-wing interests outside the state to support FairDistrictsFlorida.org, the elections redistricting campaign.

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By Mark Gordon |
January 4, 2011

A Side of 'Won't Stop'

A pair of burger entrepreneurs have run into a stale story — financing challenges. They plan to attack it with a fresh strategy.

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By Jean Gruss |
November 26, 2010

Land bankers on the prowl

A few brave land bankers are scouting for residential-development sites in Lee and Collier counties, suggesting homebuilders may not be too far behind.

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By Jean Gruss |
July 1, 2010

An eye for business

40 UNDER 40 WINNER: Farrell Tyson, 39, Cape Coral

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 19, 2012

Firms beat tax deadline with big payouts

At least four Gulf Coast companies joined a national trend in giving money back to shareholders in a move timed to beat massive potential tax increases in early 2013.

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By Jean Gruss |
June 3, 2011

Big Fix

Owners of yachts more than 60 feet long now have to travel to Miami or Fort Lauderdale for maintenance. The Levi family hopes they'll change course for Fort Myers Beach.

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By Mark Gordon |
December 9, 2021

Police force goes out of its comfort zone — and geography — to woo new officers

Lakeland Police Department sets up pipeline of officers from New York City.

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By Kevin McQuaid |
October 30, 2020

Saunders brokers $43 million Bluffs land deal

SVN Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate founder negotiated Florida’s largest conservation property purchase in more than a decade.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Mark Gordon |
August 28, 2020

Tampa area housing market rolls over pandemic

The fast-moving market in Hillsborough, one leading area Realtor projects, could carry on through the rest of 2020.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 1, 2020

Skip town: Owner of iconic local music venue decides to cash out

Skipper’s Smokehouse, a beloved eatery and music venue in Tampa, has been put up for sale for $1.5 million.

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By Business Observer Staff |
January 26, 2020

Lawyer launches own firm after 94-year-old practice shuts down

Like any good lawyer Bill Robertson knows how to turn a problem into an opportunity. That’s how Robertson, 60, ended up opening his own law firm earlier this month, The Robertson Law Firm PA, after spending his entire career at one practice, Kirk-Pinkerto

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Grier Ferguson |
March 25, 2020

Nonprofit works to keep delivering meals during coronavirus crisis

Meals on Wheels of Sarasota has changed some procedures to keep volunteers and clients safe during coronavirus.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 29, 2022

State education board to consider university’s choice for next president

Rhea law is the University of South Florida Board of Trustees' pick to be the university's next president. She's held the job on an interim basis since August 2021.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 20, 2019

Team up: Outsourcing, insurance pros join forces

Outsourcing veteran Daneen Gurney has been lured out of retirement by the chance to launch her own professional employer organization with Ryan Clegg, owner and operator of Clearwater, Florida-based Clegg Insurance.

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By Kevin McQuaid |
September 27, 2019

Pair of Tampa apartment projects sell for $100 million plus

A pair of Tampa apartment complexes have traded for more than $100 million each, sales that point to the continued resiliency in the region's multifamily rental market.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Kevin McQuaid |
June 10, 2016

Firm hired for Herald-Tribune HQ search

The New York-based parent company of the Herald-Tribune Media Group has retained a commercial real estate brokerage firm to help negotiate a future headquarters for the media group — a move that could result in its exit from its iconic three-story office building in Sarasota's downtown.

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Transactions: Aug. 16-22

Former volunteer donates $2.5 million estate gift to Selby Gardens

Newsmakers (Sara/Mana edition)

Bankers want to lend, but issues loom

Gag order on redistricting study?

A Side of 'Won't Stop'

Land bankers on the prowl

An eye for business

Firms beat tax deadline with big payouts

Big Fix

Police force goes out of its comfort zone — and geography — to woo new officers

Saunders brokers $43 million Bluffs land deal

Tampa area housing market rolls over pandemic

Skip town: Owner of iconic local music venue decides to cash out

Lawyer launches own firm after 94-year-old practice shuts down

Nonprofit works to keep delivering meals during coronavirus crisis

State education board to consider university’s choice for next president

Team up: Outsourcing, insurance pros join forces

Pair of Tampa apartment projects sell for $100 million plus

Firm hired for Herald-Tribune HQ search

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