BREAKING COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE NEWS
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA
WEEK OF DECEMBER 9, 2019
CaliBurger opens at University Village with robots flipping, frying"Inspired by In-N-Out Burger of California, which has more than 300 locations but does not franchise, CaliBurger started first in China and then the Middle East before setting up shop at the University of Washington for its first U.S. location in November 2018." |
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To build or not to build: Canadian developer wants to drain Fort Myers wetlands for new community"A big decision is coming down the pipeline for the Lee County Commissioners. They'll soon have to decide if they'll let an out of town developer build more than 50 new homes on Fort Myers wetlands. |
Dunkin’ heading east in Collier County"Yes. After rising construction costs stalled plans for a multi-tenant out-parcel in the Neighborhood Shoppes, the local Dunkin’ franchisee bought the property to seal the deal." |
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Palmer, Ralston named to national CCIM Institute's board"LandQwest Commercial Real Estate Services’ Principal Adam Palmer, of Fort Myers, and SVN Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate Managing Director and Owner Gary M. Ralston, of Lakeland, were elected during the group’s annual global conference held in San Diego last month." |
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"JMD Development, an Iowa-based real estate investment group with long standing ties to Naples and Marco Island, has broken ground on Antilles, a new condominium development in south Naples." |
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CaliBurger debuts locally. What about White Castle? What national or regional chains would you like to see in the area?"In the last couple of weeks, a pair of your favorite national burger chains have made major moves in Florida, including one debuting right here in our backyard." |
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