Economic Growth Archives - Page 6 of 11 - Tampa Bay Business & Wealth

Darryl Shaw sells 2 Ybor properties for $7.45M near Gasworx Three views of Ybor City development: the Pete’s Bagels building on 4th Avenue, a historic mixed-use building on 6th Avenue, and the nearby Gasworx construction site linking Ybor to downtown Tampa.

Three views of Ybor City development: the Pete’s Bagels building on 4th Avenue, a historic mixed-use building on 6th Avenue, and the nearby Gasworx construction site linking Ybor to downtown Tampa.

Darryl Shaw sells 2 Ybor properties for $7.45M near Gasworx

Chuck Merlis December 2, 2025

Two Ybor properties sold for $7.45M as investor interest accelerates near Gasworx.

Speedway gas station canopy and fuel pumps at a retail location.

37,000 surcharge-free ATMs will be available nationwide after rollout

Chuck Merlis December 2, 2025

More than 2,500 new Speedway ATMs will expand the surcharge-free Co-op ATM Network to over 37,000 locations...

Fully leased Sarasota industrial park sold

A view of Airport Commerce Center in Sarasota showing its single story industrial buildings, palm trees and the property’s main entrance sign on Tallevast Road.

Fully leased Sarasota industrial park sold

Chuck Merlis December 1, 2025

A fully leased Sarasota industrial park has been sold as demand for small bay space grows across...

Aerial view of Grove Park Shopping Center in Lakeland featuring a rebuilt Publix, CVS and Dollar Tree with a full parking lot and surrounding greenery under a clear blue sky

Publix-anchored Lakeland shopping center sells after 60 years

Chuck Merlis December 1, 2025

Grove Park Shopping Center in Lakeland has been sold after 60 years and remains one of Florida’s...

USF eyes 2027 launch for new real estate master’s program University of South Florida entrance sign with the USF Bulls logo on a brick and white monument surrounded by landscaping.

USF eyes 2027 launch for new real estate master’s program

Chuck Merlis November 25, 2025

The University of South Florida’s Muma College of Business is expanding its real estate offerings with new...

Whole Foods will anchor Sarasota Square as 96-acre redevelopment accelerates Rendering of the Sarasota Square redevelopment featuring a new Whole Foods Market, surrounding storefronts and outdoor pedestrian areas, with multifamily residential buildings in the background.

Rendering of the Sarasota Square redevelopment featuring a new Whole Foods Market, surrounding storefronts and outdoor pedestrian areas, with multifamily residential buildings in the background.

Whole Foods will anchor Sarasota Square as 96-acre redevelopment accelerates

Chuck Merlis November 24, 2025

Whole Foods leads the first wave of tenants joining Torburn Partners’ major redevelopment of Sarasota Square.

Tampa retail market hits highest demand since 2021 Sparkman Wharf in Tampa with its teal sign, palm trees and outdoor dining spaces on a bright sunny day.

Sparkman Wharf in Tampa with its teal sign, palm trees and outdoor dining spaces on a bright sunny day.

Tampa retail market hits highest demand since 2021

Chuck Merlis November 24, 2025

New data shows Tampa retail demand has surged to its highest level since 2021.

St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch shares major updates with TBBW St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch wearing a blue suit and striped tie, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.

St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch wearing a blue suit and striped tie, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.

St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch shares major updates with TBBW

Chuck Merlis November 24, 2025

Mayor Ken Welch briefed TBBW on St. Pete’s biggest priorities from tech migration to resilience and the...

Tampa a prime landing spot for companies fleeing high tax states Downtown Tampa skyline at sunset, featuring illuminated buildings and the city’s major roadways.

Downtown Tampa skyline at sunset, featuring illuminated buildings and the city’s major roadways.

Tampa a prime landing spot for companies fleeing high tax states

Chuck Merlis November 21, 2025

More companies are leaving high tax states and Tampa is one of the cities seeing new arrivals.

Tampa beating national real estate slowdown by nearly 20%, data shows Aerial view of a high-rise office tower in Midtown Tampa surrounded by new development.