If you work in a local Tampa office and are clicking around the Internet while waiting for files to download, here are a few headlines that you might helpful! Home health care company to close Tampa Bay offices, lay off 680+ workers “Bayada Home Health Care will shut down its office operations in Tampa Bay, laying off a total of 682 local employees. The New...
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As Tampa’s leading commercial moving and office furniture installation company, we like to keep close tabs on commercial real estate. When the local market is active, it means more companies are moving in and moving out of office space. The last few months have show increase activity – and that’s a good sign for our company as well as many other service providers who are...
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“Many say the economic fundamentals that made Tampa Bay, Sarasota and Manatee counties and Southwest Florida attractive to businesses and property investors alike remain in place, and that once the coronavirus is staunched the region will regain lost prosperity.” That’s what is being written in a recent article from the Business Observer entitled Pent-Up Optimism. “Florida markets in general, and Tampa Bay in particular, are...
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This is a question we hear sometimes from customers who’ve called us for moving and relocation services – “will my commercial realtor provide me with moving services?” The answer is most likely, “no.” They may recommend you to a commercial moving company, or provide a few referrals for you, but they most likely don’t offer ‘moving’ as part of their core services. Your realtor (if...
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A great article recently in NPR Get A Comfortable Chair: Permanent Work From Home Is Coming begs the question – “will work from home be the new normal?” And if so, what’s the impact on local Tampa Bay area companies? From the NPR article (which you can read in full here or listen to below): “Saving money is always an attractive proposition for businesses, especially...
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Per an article in the Business Observer, “Denholtz Associates has spent in excess of $10 million to upgrade its office buildings in downtown Tampa and St. Petersburg, and it appears that those investments are beginning to pay off.” In May, the Denholtz signed one occupant to a lease on 22M+ square feet. Another tenant renewed it’s lease on 113M square feet in the old Tampa...
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It’s really an exciting time for the Tampa Bay business community. It seems like we read weekly reports of companies outside of Tampa either relocating or opening new facilities (like the recent Amgen Biotech news). The Vinik-Channelside plan continues to develop (read a recent update here). And local Tampa companies continue to prosper with the influx of all of this activity. For smaller companies and...
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The Tampa Heights area (of Tampa) continues to see positive movements forward from both commercial developers, local government and other interested parties. This part of town is on the verge of ‘being the next Hyde Park area’ of town with developers seeking ways to bring in mixed use development — attracting both residents and commercial interests. As a company who helps business move and install...
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Ybor? Downtown Tampa? Where Will The Tribune Relocate? According to various reports, including this morning’s article in the Tampa Bay Business Journal, the Tampa Tribune is still evaluating options for its new office space as it will move from its current location on Parker Street downtown. The Tribune sold their building for more than $17 million. Plans call for a 400-unit residential apartment complex to...
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As first seen in the Tampa Bay Newswire, CREW Tampa Bay (Commercial Real Estate Women) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2015 CREW Tampa Bay Excellence Awards. Read the full press release here at TampaBayNewswire.com Winners of the awards: CREW Members Only Awards Member of the Year Excellence Award: Anne Pollack, Fletcher & Fischer P.L. Member Rising Star Excellence Award: Katie Gower, Ed...
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