CONDOS CONVERTING TO APARTMENTS IN TAMPA FORCING OWNERS OUT

July 15, 2019

According to the Tampa Bay Times, a law that was passed in 2007 designed to keep hurricane damaged properties from becoming derelict eyesores is having unforeseen consequences. The law amended condo regulations so that only 80% of unit owners, not 100%, needed to cede approval to make repairs or terminate a condo association.

How a billion-dollar company could use a Florida law to force these Tampa Bay seniors out of their condos

Condo owners in Palm Harbor’s Lansbrook Village say they have been harassed and bullied in attempts to make them sell.

Ask the Expert: How is your brokerage using tech to grow sales & profit clients?

July 5, 2019

Greg Matus, SVP, explains how Franklin Street’s proprietary CRM system offers a competitive advantage.

Ask the Expert: Will new food concepts expand into suburban markets across the Southeast?

Brian Bern says many restaurant and bar concepts are considering options in suburban markets.

Columbia Care to open three Orlando-area cannabis dispensaries as part of Florida retail rollout

July 3, 2019

Columbia Care signed a 10-year NNN lease for the 4,723-square-foot building at 10615 E Colonial Dr., near UCF. Franklin Street’s Terrence Hart and Tim Rogers represented the landlord in the negotiations.