John Bell
BRADENTON, FL—Prior to the coronavirus era, Bradenton could boast of a robust office market, buoyed by a three-pronged engine of professional tenants, government entities and medical offices. That momentum has slowed, at least for the short term.
"It has been an extremely thriving downtown market that's been reinventing itself," John Bell, Transwestern managing director, tells GlobeSt.com. "Over the last couple of years, there have been some pretty dramatic art walks and parks developed along the river and a lot of new multifamilies going up as well."
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