20 MILLION … AND COUNTING – Tampa Bay Times

By either reckoning, Florida will have more than 20 million residents by the end of the year. Start with births, subtract deaths, add new arrivals from the United States and abroad, and Florida is gaining about 781 people per day – the equivalent of adding a city bigger than Orlando every year. By either reckoning, Florida will have more than 20 million residents by the end of the year. Start with births, subtract deaths, add new arrivals from the United States and abroad, and Florida is gaining about 781 people per day – the equivalent of adding a city bigger than Orlando every year.

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Florida will have more than 20 million residents by the end of 2015.   Starting with births, subtracting deaths, adding new arrivals from the United States and abroad, and Florida is gaining about 781 people per day – the equivalent of adding a city bigger than Orlando every year. 

Inside the Warehouse Lofts in Seminole Heights – Tampa Bay Business Journal

Of the 54 units in the building, 44 are 720-square-foot lofts, which rent for $1,250. The remaining units are a mix of 500-square-foot studios and 1,100-square-foot two-bedrooms.

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Seminole Heights continues its redevelopment efforts with the addition of  the 54 new apartment units; 44 are 720-square-foot lofts, which rent for $1,250. The remaining units are a mix of 500-square-foot studios and 1,100-square-foot two-bedrooms.

Tampa Bay Leads Nation’s Largest Metros in Foreclosure Rate

The Tampa Bay area posted the highest foreclosure rate among the nation’s 20 largest metro areas in August, although local foreclosure activity continues to decline.

According to RealtyTrac, one in every 527 bay area homes was in some stage of foreclosure — more than twice the national average.

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The Tampa Bay area posted the highest foreclosure rate among the nation’s 20 largest metro areas in August, although local foreclosure activity continues to decline.

According to RealtyTrac, one in every 527 bay area homes was in some stage of foreclosure — more than twice the national average.

Jeff Vinik real estate team ‘making good progress’ on landing major office tenant – Tampa Bay Business Journal

Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik’s real estate team is moving toward landing a major office tenant and signing a hotel flag — but he doesn’t want to say too much too soon.
Office towers occupied by a new corporate headquarters and a new 400-room hotel are major components of the billion-dollar district that Strategic Property Partners — formed by Vinik and Cascade Investment LLC — are planning in downtown Tampa.

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Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik’s real estate team is moving toward landing a major office tenant and signing a hotel flag — but he doesn’t want to say too much too soon.

Office towers occupied by a new corporate headquarters and a new 400-room hotel are major components of the billion-dollar district that Strategic Property Partners — formed by Vinik and Cascade Investment LLC — are planning in downtown Tampa which were exclusively represented in the acquisition of the land assemblage by T. Sean Lance of Vertica Partners..

Tampa neighborhoods surrounding downtown prepare for rebirth

Scott and Heidi Shimberg, longtime Tampa builders, are beginning new home construction in East Tampa neighborhoods that is designed to attract working people who may not be able to afford the upscale apartments rising in downtown.

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As downtown Tampa grows and thrives, surrounding neighborhoods are starting to feel the effects of the revitalization waves spreading throughout the area.