Insurance firm buys First State Bank building
The Stanley Dean Insurance Agency Inc. purchased the 6,292-square-foot First State Bank building for $850,000.
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ValleyCrest Landscaping buys Sarasota warehouse
A California-based national landscaping company purchased a 16,200-square-foot warehouse in the Centre Park Industrial Subdivision for $1.45 million.
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Firm buys Landings at Boot Ranch
St. Petersburg-based WRH Realty Services Inc. purchased the 232-unit The Landings at Boot Ranch apartments for $11.25 million.
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Family buys Shops at Hidden Lakes
The Griffin family in Texas purchased the 30,072-square-foot Shops at Hidden Lakes retail center for $2.65 million.
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The Royal Shell Cos. opening Naples office
A firm affiliated with a Sanibel real estate company purchased the 4,683-square-foot former Congress Jewelers building on Fifth Avenue for $2.4 million.
Full Story »Kolter Land Partners buys North Port lots
Kolter Land Partners purchased 110 lots in the gated Villas at Charleston Park community for $623,700.The price equated to $5,670 per lot.
Full Story »Tampa General Hospital buys land for parking
Tampa General Hospital purchased 2.5 acres on Fielding Avenue for $4 million. The price equated to $1.6 million per acre.
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THURSDAY’S CUP: Burglar alarm not helpful after burglary
Jerry Marlar, an executive with a Bradenton-based accounting firm, ended an Aug. 23 luncheon panel discussion on business ethics with a jarring statement.
Murphy: Here’s to you, Gulf oil spill
Anna Maria Island restaurateur Sean Murphy has yet again taken a page from the headlines to come up with his latest drink concoction.
Tampa Bay most stressed?
Tampa Bay most stressed? How can this possibly be?!
Wine Festival chief ends successful run
Dawn Montecalvo, one of the most successful charity fundraisers on the Gulf Coast, is leaving the Naples Children & Education Foundation in March.
Chico’s repurchasing won’t end growth
With a huge pile of cash and no big plans to spend it, Chico’s FAS is starting to return some of it to shareholders.
