Morgan Bentley, Brian Goodrich, Amanda Kison, Jennifer Grosso named to Florida Trend magazine’s prestigious Legal Elite list.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news, Publix won’t give COVID vaccine to kids under 5, cybersecurity firm moving to Sparkman Wharf.
The City of Sarasota’s Historic Preservation Board has voted against the demolition of Mira Mar Plaza.
On other Tampa Bay business news: Wilson’s Sports Lounge closes in St. Pete, FL Target stores slashing prices of unwanted inventory.
Executive Director of The Fountains at Lake Pointe Woods Peggy Beasley planned a boat trip for residents on her boat Keepin' It Salty
Wallace, a Florida certified mediator, is with the firm Bentley Goodrich Kison in Sarasota.
The University Park-based real estate development company bought the former Westfield Siesta Key mall for $25.1 million, reports said.
The Fountains at Lake Pointe Woods will pay for six months of hippotherapy through Easterseals Southwest Florida
Nick DeVito, SIOR, and Brie Tulp, RPA, at Ian Black Real Estate, represented the seller
Steve Herring, CEO of Sunz Insurance, purchased the land south of the Sunz Insurance office building for $2.35 million
Former President Trump’s media company has migrated its social media platform, Truth Social, to Rumble’s cloud infrastructure.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news, Lakeland’s Sound House Studios nominated for a Grammy, ZooTampa bird given 3D printer beak.
Lacey brings significant experience to new role overseeing the entire Southwest Florida region
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: new restaurants open in Bradenton, Sarasota and St. Petersburg, Big Ray’s Fish camp gets mural.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: Iron Gwazi opens at Busch Gardens Tamp, Temple Terrace Realtor tapped for new HGTV show.
The property, located at 6771 Professional Parkway, previously traded hands in April 2020 for $3.4 million.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news, Publix, Total Wine remove Russian alcohol, Tampa Bay’s growing luxury real estate market.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: minority- and women-owned businesses, Tampa General Hospital’s expansion.
Salt Life, Gelato-Go and Kathy Groob Art opened in St. Armands Circle, while AcuMed and Hatley Boutique relocated to new spaces.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: athletic wear company plans Pasco County headquarters, 30 FL hospitals among best in the U.S.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news, restaurants in Sarasota and Bradenton under new ownership, Dang Dude to open at Sparkman Wharf.
The new Sarasota shop marks the lifestyle brand Salt Life’s ninth location in Florida with more stores planned for the Sunshine State.
The Class-A building is located at 12140 Carissa Commerce Court in Fort Myers
Other Tampa Bay area business news: Save A Lot donates groceries to Feeding Tampa Bay, Vampire Penguin opens, newly remodeled Winn Dixie.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: Wawa hiring 2,000 workers in Florida, Polk County Walmarts closed for coronavirus cleaning.
Other top business news: Tropicana Field redevelopment, political pizza in Sarasota, Amazon hiring, hospital expansions, FL tourism rising.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: Sarasota Memorial spends $1B on medical facilities, sports grill reopens after fire, new arts group.
The “Work Where You Want to Live” campaign is targeting the New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Washington, D.C. markets.
Capstone Association Management partners with American Momentum Bank and CINC Systems to serve community associations
Other Tampa Bay-area business news: Dunedin Craft Fest, St. Pete-Clearwater Airport prepares for holidays, Dick Vitale treated in Sarasota.
19 temporary holiday stores are being opened around the country by Christmas Tree Shops this season, including one in Sarasota.
Other Tampa Bay-area business news, Snowcat Ridge opens for 2nd season, luxury real estate company launches entertainment, sports division.
Solorzano's Pizzerias is selling a new menu item — a pizza with "FJB" written in pepperoni. You can guess what politician that's aimed at.
A new 25,000-square-foot Crunch gym is being build in Sarasota at Fruitville Road and Lakewood Ranch Boulevard.
In other Tampa Bay-area business news: Moffitt Cancer proposes medical facility in St. Pete, Rumbles moves to FL, NEAT Coffee Bar opens.
A video-sharing platform popular with conservatives and known for sharing COVID-19 misinformation will open a headquarters in Longboat Key.
The Downtown Improvement District and the city of Sarasota present a new first Friday event that launches this week.
“Let’s Go, Brandon,” a vulgar euphemism used by conservatives to insult President Biden, seen on sign at a Sarasota Walgreens, reports said.
Designation allows Sullivan, Ian Black Real Estate to provide business broker services
Other Tampa Bay-area business news: construction begins on Marriott near Busch Gardens, Floridian Palace Hotel revival planned.