GROVELAND, FL-The 10-year-old, 160-acre Casa de la Loma, or House on the Hill, which has all the trappings of a miniature Hilton or Marriott Hotel, also has a taxable value of $2.7 million. The June 5 sale is expected to generate at least $5 million.

ORLANDO-The 73-year-old, publicly traded wholesale distributor will offer a $485 million inventory comprising 240,000 construction products from 5,500 manufacturers to clients of the Charlotte-based software provider. The value and length of the contract wasn't disclosed.

MOUNT DORA, FL-Susan Davis of Mount Dora, FL and Cheryl Burgess of Leesburg, FL posted aggregate volume of $30.9 million in 2000, generating loans on 383 properties 28 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.

DAYTONA BEACH, FL-Trammell Crow and Orlando-based Boyd Group are teaming with LA-based Carlsberg Management to create the largest oceanfront tourist redevelopment of its kind in Florida. Major hotel players want a piece of the action, GlobeSt.com has learned.

ORLANDO-Construction in the area's roaring 92.6 million-sf market is steady but at a slower pace than in the past two years, a new Grubb & Ellis Co. analysis shows. Rents are declining as property owners whittle down the backlog of existing product.

ORLANDO-Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce leases 112,000 sf for eight years at an estimated gross aggregate value of $17 million, bringing the 261,000-sf Maitland Colonnades office building to 98% occupancy. It's the largest office deal this year.

ORLANDO-The first two-story, 12,000-sf, $6 million phase in the planned 250,000-sf I-4 Commerce Center at the robust 33rd Street Industrial submarket is expected to be completed in September. It's the first second-quarter project going up at the 33rd Street park.

ORLANDO-Construction in the area's roaring 92.6 million-sf market is steady but at a slower pace than in the past two years, a new Grubb & Ellis Co. analysis shows. Rents are declining as property owners whittle down the backlog of existing product.