CRE-sources’ Top 10 Most Popular Stories Of 2023
In honor of the New Year, here are the most popular news headlines of 2023 on CRE-sources.
JV Releases Plans, Renderings For $500M Mixed-Use Destination In Downtown Orlando
The project will total 900,000 square feet.
Franklin Street Announces New Regional Managing Director In Orlando
Williams will oversee and grow the firm’s several business lines in the Orlando market, including insurance, investment sales, capital advisory, leasing, project management and property management.
JLL Tapped By Onicx Group To Lease New Nona Medical Center
The 45,000-square-foot facility recently broke ground within East Park Village, a 23-acre mixed-use development in Orlando’s Lake Nona neighborhood that will include a multifamily, retail, and hospitality component.
Register Today For A CFCAR Webinar: New Laws Affecting Commercial Real Estate
Discussion topics will include the Live Local Act, Real Property Fraud and Foreign Interests In Real Property, presented by Attorney Kathleen Hugo, Attorney Anna Long and Senior Commercial Underwriting Counsel Alan McCall.
Orlando Tenants Attracted To Quality Office Space As Rental Rates Rise
The Orlando office market saw improved office activity in the second quarter after a somewhat slow start to the year.
PPF Real Estate Planning High-Density Mixed-Use Project Near Universal’s New Epic Universe Theme Park
A nine-parcel area of SouthPark Center with five fully leased office buildings totaling 670,000 square feet is the subject of the planned new development.
LandQwest Commercial Rebrands
Synonymous with Florida retail, office, industrial, land brokerage and property management for 18 years, this new brand identity is reflective of the firm’s evolution, growth, and positioning for continued success.
Apartments, Hotel Planned For Downtown Titusville
Retail and offices will be located on the bottom floor, and apartments and condominiums will be located on the upper floors.
Developer To Convert Former Supermarket Into Office, Add Residential Building
During the June 20 Kissimmee City Commission meeting, developer TRJCorley LLC asked the city for $147,826 through the Vine Street Community Redevelopment Agency Pioneer Project Incentive Program.