ORLANDO-To keep commercial projects off land that soaks up rain readily, such as frozen-out citrus groves, Orange County has been offering landowners up to a 70% property tax break since the statewide provision was authorized in 1988.
ORLANDO-The former Trammell Crow Co. and Pizzuti Realty Inc. professional has sold $600 million worth of product for institutional investors in his career to date.
ORLANDO-Florida Business Brokers Association presents a Diamond Achievement award and a Million Dollar Club plaque to the Corporate Investment International sales associate.
TAMPA, FL-The five submarkets with the most potential for rising values in two to three years are Pasco-Hernando, Temple Terrace, Polk County, Town 'n Country, Manatee County and St. Petersburg, a new study by San Francisco-based Marcus & Millichap shows.
ORLANDO-The managing director of global services for the state is restructuring operations here as part of Crow's recently-announced, company-wide reorganization strategy. Six other professionals are getting new responsibilities.
ORLANDO-Marketplace Bank, owned by Toronto-based Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, plans to complement its consumer loan line with small business loan activity before the end of the year.
ORLANDO-American Access Technologies Inc. of suburban Lake Mary, FL and Farmingdale, NY-based DataWorld Solutions Inc. expect to grow their telecom supply markets more efficiently but no major management changes are on deck. The value of the planned deal wasn't disclosed.
ORLANDO-About 40 local movers and shakers and reporters are returning from Indianapolis today after flying there yesterday on team owner Richard DeVos' private jet to attend a National Basketball Association league game and inspect the two-year-old, $236 million Conseco Fieldhouse built largely from tax dollars and corporate donations.
ORLANDO-Working its way out of last year's Chapter 11 reorganization, the 25-unit, locally based restaurant chain lost $79.7 million on operations in fiscal 2000, an improvement from a $194 million loss in fiscal 1999.
ORLANDO-Rents have shot up 5.4% to an average $720 per month, the highest among Central Florida metropolitan statistical areas as vacancies hit a new high of 9%, a new study by San Francisco-based Marcus & Millichap finds. This is a good time to sell B and C properties, the brokerage suggests.
