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One Liners Pasco: Middleburg Communities, Pasco EDC and more

| Hanna Gade

► Middleburg Communities, a developer based in Virginia, is building Mosby Avalon Park, a 338-unit apartment complex, in Wesley Chapel, near State Road 54. 

► The Pasco Economic Development Council announced the relocation of Gary Plastic Packaging, based in New York City, to the North Pasco Corporate Center which is currently under development by Harrod Properties. 

► Dan Dotter established Brightway Insurance The Dotter Agency, in Port Richey. 

►A report from Florida’s Sports Coast, found visitors spent more than $636 million, in fiscal year 2022, in Pasco County. 

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