LandQwest Commercial presents the latest Commercial Real Estate news across Tampa Bay for the week of July 1, 2019.

Tampa Bay Business Journal - Tampa Bay's Multifamily Market Is Still On Fire

"The apartment sector - developing new communities and renovating old ones - has been a hot investment category for several year. Now, multifamily market is evolving to include the development of new luxury towers."
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Bradenton Herald - Rapid Population Growth Caught Manatee County Off Guard. It Isn't Stopping Anytime Soon

"From 2000 to 2010 is when the county's population "really got heated up," she explained. An average of 6,000 people per year moved to Manatee in that time period."
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Tampa Bay Business Journal - The Breakfast Boom: First Watch Is Making Way For Big Growth With New HQ In Manatee County

"First Wawtch Restaurants Inc. announced this week that it plans to move into a brand-new, 39,000-square-foot office building in the University Town Center area."
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Business Journal - $50 Million Boutique Hotel Could Kick Off A New Wave Of Hospitality Development In St. Pete's Edge District

"Jonathan Daou has been working to revitalize St. Petersburg's Edge district since 2013, renovating and fill the storefronts with experiential retailers and restaurants that can hold their own in the e-commerce era.."
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Business Journal - Sarasota's Commercial Real Estate Trends Show Strength, Some Slowing

"CVS Health has signed a lease for 13,116 square feet at the intersection of Meridian Avenue and East Kennedy Boulevard, in a street-level storefront in Grand Central at Kennedy."
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Tampa Bay Times - AJ's Power Source To Expand

"The Pasco Economic Development Council has announced that Pasco County government has offered to sell a parcel of land to AJ's Power Source, Inc., in response to the company's potential need to expand."
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