Companies
By Times Staff Writer
Published October 24, 2005
ARCHITECTURE
FleischmanGarcia, 324 Hyde Park Ave., No. 300, Tampa, announces these contracts: Maxcy Development Group, to design a waterfront condominium community on Lake Howard and Lake May, an eight-story, 82-unit condominium tower with an integrated three-level garage and two six-story buildings consisting of an additional 66 residential units with covered parking, clubhouse, pool and waterfront amenities, $64-million, Winter Haven; Northwest Waste Management Facility, design services for a single-story building consisting of 3,500 to 5,000 square feet for additional office space, a training/conference room and several computer stations for training, $250,000, Hernando County.
ELECTRICALTri-City Electrical Contractors Inc., 5910 Hartford St., Tampa, announces a contract with Hardin Construction for work at the Grand Central at Kennedy, a 1.4-million-square-foot mixed-use development. The site features two high-rise towers, 392 residence units, 125,000 square feet of retail space, 55,000 square feet of office space and 1,350 parking spaces, $7.5-million.
FINANCINGThomas D. Wood and Co., 1700 S MacDill Ave., Suite 240, Tampa, has arranged the following financing: Noah's Ark Self Storage No. 15, a 12-building self-storage facility with 614 self- storage units consisting of 63,000 square feet of rentable space, $3.9-million.
MARKETINGSummit Entertainment Group, 513 N Franklin St., Tampa, has changed its name to Extreme Innovations Inc.
MULTIMEDIAMultimedia Productions, 2051 First Ave. N, St. Petersburg, announces an agreement with Mugs 'NJugs Restaurants, Clearwater, to produce television commercials and promotional and training videos.
REAL ESTATECushman & Wakefield of Florida Inc., 1 Tampa City Center, Suite 3600, Tampa, announces this sales transaction: Monarch Builders and Developers Inc. to Steiner Communities, 164.88 acres, southwest quadrant of Balm Wimauma and Balm roads, south Hillsborough County, $2.7-million.
Smith & Associates, 3801 Bay to Bay Blvd., Tampa, announces that its national and global real estate network has changed its name from the RELO network to Lending Real Estate Companies of the World TM. The organization includes 650 local and regional brands in residential real estate firms.
Vector Commercial Real Estate Services Inc., 125 Fifth St. S, Suite 201, St. Petersburg, announces these transactions. Sales: Marinas International to VP Windward LLP, 3.7 acres of vacant land, Third Street and 11th Avenue S, St. Petersburg, $6.8-million; Sixth Avenue Holdings LP to 814 LLP, 4,000 square feet, office building, 814 Sixth Ave W, Bradenton; Andalucia Development & Investments to Bruce Williams Homes, 4 acres, vacant land, Alahambra and Lagomar Lane, Apollo Beach, $3.98-million; and 1700 Enterprises Inc. to Andalucia Development and Investments, 2 acres vacant land, Alahambra and Lagomar Lane, Apollo Beach, $3.4-million. Leases: GCC Holdings to Cornerstone Marketing/William Stevenson, 2,691 square feet, office space, lease renewal, Gateway Corporate Center, 9887 Fourth St. N, Suite 315, St. Petersburg; Kennedy Square Investors to National Louis University, 12,188 square feet, office space, lease renewal, 4950 W Kennedy Blvd., Suite 300, Tampa; and Vector Corporate Park LTD LLP to College Advisors/Michael Traynor, 2,300 square feet, office space, expansion lease, Wildwood Professional Park, 3655 Cortez Road W, Bradenton.