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Downtown St. Pete’s EVO nears capacity with health-focused tenants
 |  Chuck Merlis

EVO’s new tenants bring wellness-focused energy to downtown St. Pete, leaving just one retail space available.

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A 23-story mixed-use tower named EVO rises above downtown St. Petersburg, featuring modern architecture, glass balconies, and surrounding midrise developments under clear blue skies.
Academy of the Holy Names plans $8.2M South Tampa expansion
 |  Chuck Merlis

The Academy of the Holy Names is investing $8.2 million in a new Health and Wellness Center at its South Tampa campus.

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The front entrance of the Academy of the Holy Names on Bayshore Boulevard in South Tampa, framed by palm trees and early morning light.
Investors snap up West Tampa Pollo Campero for $3M
 |  Chuck Merlis

A $3.06 million sale of Pollo Campero highlights rising investor confidence in Tampa’s restaurant real estate market.

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Aerial view of a newly built Pollo Campero restaurant in West Tampa, located next to a Chipotle and across from a Target and Lowe’s shopping center on West Waters Avenue. Several cars are parked in the lot under a bright, sunny sky.
Tampa-based Wealth Warden Partners to add 30 Jobs in headquarters expansion
 |  Chuck Merlis

Wealth Warden Partners is expanding its Tampa headquarters and adding 30 high-wage jobs, reflecting the city’s rise as a growing hub for financial talent and investment.

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A view of downtown Tampa’s skyline with the Wealth Warden Partners logo overlayed, representing the firm’s headquarters expansion and investment in the region’s financial sector.
Measuring the economic impact of Tampa Bay Markets
 |  Chuck Merlis

Tampa Bay Markets drives millions in local growth through 16 markets and 900 vendors across Tampa Bay.

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Crowds walk between rows of white vendor tents at a Tampa Bay Markets event in downtown Tampa, with local businesses selling food, crafts and clothing under clear blue skies.
The High Cost of Ignorance: How Financial Illiteracy Fuels the Rise of Socialism
 |  Lucinda Honeycutt

A deeper look at financial illiteracy in America and how a lack of economic education shapes policy and public understanding.

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