ORLANDO-Small real estate loans and other business transactions are being handled by the federal agency's Jacksonville, FL and Miami offices until a replacement can be found for Victor Irizarry. Walter Wallace, a federal contracts specialist, continues to assist small businessmen at the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division.
ORLANDO-The Dutch-owned mortgage banking firm will do $100 million in loan volume in metro Orlando this year and predicts at least the same amount in 2002, as new apartment and retail developments come off the drawing boards.
ORLANDO-Finding minority brokers with a proven track record of success is one of the biggest challenges, facing the industry, local brokers and real estate company owners tell GlobeSt.com.
TAMPA, FL-The Oakbrook, IL-based retail REIT has purchased the 85,377-sf, seven-year-old, 93%-leased Brandon Boulevard Shoppes in suburban Tampa, FL from RIG Brandon Boulevard LLC for $9.34 million or $109.40 per sf.
ORLANDO-Tim Perry and Lisa Bailey join the one-month-old Orlando office as directors in the office services group of the Atlanta-based firm. Jeff McFadden and Greg Morrison previously jumped ship at Carter.
ORLANDO-Arvida Realty's Robin L. Webb sees the current rate slashing and low occupancy levels ending by next summer. Meanwhile, investment sharks are circling financially-strapped inns, waiting to reel in a big one at a bargain price, Webb tells GlobeSt.com.
CLERMONT, FL-In its second time at bat in 12 months, the Atlanta-based retailer wins a 3-1 vote from city council members but gets a thumbs down from the mayor to build an estimated $10 million, 129,788-sf retail center in this Orlando bedroom community of 16,000 permanent residents.
ORLANDO-The locally based REIT is selling its common at $13.34 per share and plans to use the proceeds to pay down a portion of the company's $200 million unsecured credit facility.
ORLANDO-Arvida Realty's Robin L. Webb sees the current rate slashing and low occupancy levels ending by next summer. Meanwhile, investment sharks are circling financially-strapped inns, waiting to reel in a big one at a bargain price, Webb tells GlobeSt.com.
MIAMI-Union Credit Bank occupies a three-story, 30,000 sf building at 1150 S. Miami Ave. where a grand opening is scheduled for early 2002. The bank is owned by the Rishmagues who have lived and worked in South Florida for 35 years.
