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By Business Observer Staff |
November 5, 2004

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana edition)

This week's items: Blalock Walters starts headquartersi expansionJEBCO Ventures plans design center Ken Smith, Bill Dooley develop office-flex space American Financial Realty Trust buy Bank of America portfolio

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Business Observer Staff |
April 23, 2004

Sarasota's Mr. Friendly

From Sarasota to Orlando, Steve Sandor and partners are opening new Friendly's restaurants and discovering success. Their first location, in Sarasota, is third in the national chain in annual sales.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 7, 2004

Capital Guy

At 37, Trenam Kemker's Nelson T. Castellano is one of the area's top lawyers in complexbusiness transactions.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
August 20, 2009

See Through Success

When Greg Burkhart launched a window-installation firm during a recession — the one in 1992 — his inner circle thought he was a tad mad. Crazier still: He's now pumping money into the company to outlast the recession.

Industries

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By Mark Gordon |
January 7, 2010

Still Going

Ken Sanborn is fulfilling his insatiable need to build businesses with four startups. They all revolve around his passions of filming and flying.

Entrepreneurs

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By Jay Brady |
December 24, 2010

Price of Failure

Black males make up 8% of the population in Florida, but nearly half of the prison population. One possible reason: Just 37% of black males graduate from Florida high schools — 49th in the nation. Socio-economic and budget impacts keep rising.

Florida

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By Carl Cronan |
November 26, 2010

Truck Stop

The trucking business isn't sexy, admits Gulf Coast entrepreneur Paul Henley. Still, Henley says the fragmented industry could sure use a $250 million national force. He hopes to give it one.

Strategies

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By Carl Cronan |
January 21, 2011

Still Signing

Insurance agencies that measure their history in decades are expanding services and doing whatever is necessary to stay in business. More competition among carriers would help.

Industries

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By Jay Brady |
May 28, 2010

Twilight Zones

Enterprise zones may be in their sunset years, but they continue to grow in size and number even as their benefits and costs are questioned.

Florida

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By Jay Brady |
July 30, 2010

Shaken, Not Deterred

Beachfront resorts and tourism groups in the lower Gulf Coast counties take on the economic challenge posed by oil, while legislators tackle what matters most.

Florida

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 18, 2011

Peachy Keen

Two budding restaurateurs took over a prominent breakfast-lunch chain on the verge of collapse. It's an oversized gamble.

Entrepreneurs

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By Denise Kalette |
March 15, 2013

Joining Forces

Two Tampa CEOs had a lot in common. Then Vology's Barry Shevlin made an offer Peter Anderson couldn't refuse.

Strategies

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By Mark Gordon |
May 20, 2011

Anchors Away

A pair of diligent and persistent business partners with diverse backgrounds dips deep into the maritime industry. It's a risky course.

Entrepreneurs

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By Janet Leiser |
July 26, 2013

Dream catcher

The owner of the Columbia Restaurant expects a new concept in Tampa Heights to spark redevelopment of the blighted area, where nearly half the residents live in poverty.

Entrepreneurs

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By Jean Gruss |
June 8, 2012

Bank Quake

Florida community banking may never be the same after this cycle. Collier County banks highlight the volatile state of the industry.

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By Jean Gruss |
August 24, 2012

Rocket Man

Charlie Green successfully managed the foreclosure crisis with the rocket docket and shined the light on excessive county spending. He retires in January.

Florida

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By Rod Thomson |
January 20, 2012

No More No-Fault?

Car accidents are down but payouts for personal insurance protection are skyrocketing, costing insurance companies and consumers millions. Can legislators overcome the moneyed opposition of lawyers and doctors to fix it?

Florida

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By Amanda Postma |
September 9, 2021

Several yacht clubs in the area are navigating higher-than-normal member numbers

Many contribute the growth to the safety that the clubs provided during the pandemic. Now they're exploring ways to expand without diminishing the elegance.

Strategies

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By Grier Ferguson |
November 29, 2019

Commercial broker sees promise in part of town others avoided

Frank Bozikovich's never-quit strategy is a lesson in commercial real estate persistence.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Brian Hartz |
June 26, 2020

Small time: Entrepreneur brings tiny homes, village to region

Dan Dobrowolski, a Wisconsin entrepreneur, has launched Escape Tampa Bay Village, a tiny home community on a 1-acre parcel at 11008 U.S. Highway 301 in Thonotosassa, Florida.

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Sarasota's Mr. Friendly

Capital Guy

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Still Signing

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Shaken, Not Deterred

Peachy Keen

Joining Forces

Anchors Away

Dream catcher

Bank Quake

Rocket Man

No More No-Fault?

Several yacht clubs in the area are navigating higher-than-normal member numbers

Commercial broker sees promise in part of town others avoided

Small time: Entrepreneur brings tiny homes, village to region

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