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By Amanda Postma, Louis Llovio and Mark Gordon |
May 6, 2021

Help wanted crisis has restaurants scrambling

The timing is like burnt toast: just as the economy opens up, restaurants are facing a critical shortage of employees. But solutions are percolating.

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By Mark Gordon |
February 5, 2024

Life after lockup: Roofing CEO reflects on year in prison for PPP loan fraud

Casey Crowther is contrite yet driven as he continues rebuilding his life and roofing company after serving time in prison. "I get that this is on me, and it’s my job to show people who I am."

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 14, 2007

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Cameratta buys Cypress ShadowsNorthern Trust expands in Fort MyersReal estate investors buy Naples marinasArizona company buys mobile home parkInvestment group buys Cattlemen Road buildingSarasota developer plans Fairway Grande HotelSenior Housing Properties buys Harbour Island ClubNew York firm buys apartmentsAshley Furniture plans warehouse expansionSeminole Music owner buys Freddy's Plaza

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By Louis Llovio |
May 14, 2023

Maryland firm buys Tesla sales and service center for $26.25 million

A Tesla facility sells, a property is flipped, and a build-to-rent deal is done top the week's commercial real estate news.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Mark Gordon |
April 6, 2023

Fast-growing Southeast sushi chain to make debut in Tampa, Naples

Rock N Development group plans 35 restaurant locations in the Sunshine State.

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By Denise Federer |
March 16, 2023

Why next-gen leadership transitions fail

Planning for a smooth succession in a business is a good idea. Trusting that plan? Even better.

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By Louis Llovio |
February 9, 2023

How to do a 1031 exchange

The IRS rules allows for investors to avoid some taxes if they reinvest in another property, but there are rules.

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By Mark Gordon |
April 25, 2023

Bradenton-based IMG Academy sold in $1.25B deal

The school and campus is one of the largest private employers in Manatee County.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Kevin McQuaid |
April 20, 2018

Tampa is considered a secondary market no longer

Lantower Residential says Tampa is now on the radar of the large institutions it competes against

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By Elizabeth Djinis |
May 17, 2021

Clean air technology firm blows through sales goals

After 15 years of tinkering and tweaks, SecureAire does everything it can to keep up with a pandemic-fueled surge in demand. ‘We’re making what we sell. We haven’t had inventory in a long time, says the CEO.

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By Brian Hartz |
July 28, 2022

Defense attorneys push back at PPP fraud allegations

Lawyers say banks bear at least some responsibility for rampant PPP fraud — but doubt government will take action.

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By Louis Llovio |
August 10, 2022

Industry report blames attorney fees for state’s property insurance woes

The new report from the Insurance Information Institute backs up what critics have long said is the root cause of Florida’s property insurance problems.

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By Louis Llovio |
August 19, 2022

Fear of a recession, rising rates means a change in how housing market is seen

While the market cools down, the dynamics in the housing market shift — as does how investors and brokers approach it.

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By Louis Llovio |
August 23, 2022

Buttigieg hand-delivers nearly $13 million to Tampa port officials

The U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary announces grant money for an expansion at Port Tampa Bay.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Brian Hartz |
September 23, 2022

East coast bank continues to go big as it grows westward

Stuart-based Seacoast Bank has capped an aggressive period of Gulf Coast expansion with the appointment of veteran Florida banker Tom Lambert as its Tampa market president.

Finance

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By Louis Llovio |
January 6, 2023

Rising rates slowing multifamily development as US approaches 'self-induced' recession

"There are record amounts of money and investment funds being raised right now to take advantage of the lower prices that are coming," one real estate executive says.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Mark Gordon |
January 6, 2023

Hotel owner on Ian recovery: 'It's like playing 3D chess with one eye closed'

Progress is slow, but happening, on Southwest Florida beaches.

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By Brian Hartz |
January 6, 2023

Operations manager believes hospitality construction will be slow in 2023

"Health care is going to be stable compared to other sectors of construction." Robins & Morton Tampa Operations Manager Todd Watson says.

Construction-Development

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 27, 2007

'Musclepreneurs' hit the Ring

Andrew Neitlich, creator of Bonecrunch Fighting league: 'Part of what I'mdoing here is a laboratory to see what works and what doesn't work. Anyone can do it in a great market. I'm trying to do it in a small market.'

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 10, 2006

Goin' Fishin'

A Sarasota couple is attempting to turn a backwater barrier island into a lap of luxury.

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Help wanted crisis has restaurants scrambling

Life after lockup: Roofing CEO reflects on year in prison for PPP loan fraud

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Maryland firm buys Tesla sales and service center for $26.25 million

Fast-growing Southeast sushi chain to make debut in Tampa, Naples

Why next-gen leadership transitions fail

How to do a 1031 exchange

Bradenton-based IMG Academy sold in $1.25B deal

Tampa is considered a secondary market no longer

Clean air technology firm blows through sales goals

Defense attorneys push back at PPP fraud allegations

Industry report blames attorney fees for state’s property insurance woes

Fear of a recession, rising rates means a change in how housing market is seen

Buttigieg hand-delivers nearly $13 million to Tampa port officials

East coast bank continues to go big as it grows westward

Rising rates slowing multifamily development as US approaches 'self-induced' recession

Hotel owner on Ian recovery: 'It's like playing 3D chess with one eye closed'

Operations manager believes hospitality construction will be slow in 2023

'Musclepreneurs' hit the Ring

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