ORLANDO, Fla – NAI Realvest recently negotiated the purchase of a 1.25-acre retail development site for a new Tire Kingdom store on Williamson Boulevard north of San Marco Drive in Ormond Beach.
NAI Realvest principals Kevin O'Connor and Matt Cichocki brokered the transaction on behalf of the Charlotte, N.C.-based buyer, Pavilion TK-Ormond LLC, who paid $525,000 for the retail parcel. Williamson Blvd. Investments, LLC of Ormond Beach is the seller.
The buyer will be developing a 7,000 square foot Tire Kingdom store on the property.
This is the tenth Central Florida Tire Kingdom location secured by the NAI Realvest team of Cichocki and O’Connor.
About NAI Realvest
NAI Realvest, serving all of central Florida, is a fully integrated commercial real estate operating company specializing in brokerage, development, investment, leasing and management, consulting and research services in the U.S. and worldwide through NAI Global, an international commercial real estate network with over 350 offices spanning the globe. Since 1978, clients have built their businesses on the power of NAI Global’s expanding network. Extensive services include multi-site acquisitions and dispositions, sublease, tenant representation, lease administration and audit, investment services, due diligence and related consulting and advisory services. To learn more, visit www.NAIRealvest.com.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Lennar Reports Sales of 200 New Homes in Central Florida Region in July
ORLANDO, Fla. --- Lennar’s Central Florida Division reports it sold more than 200 single-family, manor, villa, vacation and town homes across the Central Florida area during the month of July.
Mark Metheny, president of Lennar’s Central Florida Division, which builds new homes in Tampa and the Orlando and Space Coast regions, said Lennar’s summer “Everything’s Included” promotion, which offers a wide range of upgrades and special features included in the cost, and a July promotion that offered zero down, zero closing costs and low-interest fixed-rate mortgage financing contributed to the sales surge.
“We have historically low interest rates, dramatically reduced prices, available inventory and exceptional special offers, so all the stars are aligned for the homebuying deal of a lifetime,” Metheny said.
Mark Metheny, president of Lennar’s Central Florida Division, which builds new homes in Tampa and the Orlando and Space Coast regions, said Lennar’s summer “Everything’s Included” promotion, which offers a wide range of upgrades and special features included in the cost, and a July promotion that offered zero down, zero closing costs and low-interest fixed-rate mortgage financing contributed to the sales surge.
“We have historically low interest rates, dramatically reduced prices, available inventory and exceptional special offers, so all the stars are aligned for the homebuying deal of a lifetime,” Metheny said.
Brevard County Component Procurement Company Reaping Benefits of Being Selected to Participate in State’s Economic Gardening Program
ROCKLEDGE, Fla. – SolTec Electronics, a three-year-old semiconductor and component procurement company, is already seeing the benefits of being selected in March for free technical assistance through the state-funded GrowFL program.
“The support we’ve been getting from the GrowFL family in the form of market and database research, as well as website optimization and SEO analysis, has helped us further develop our aerospace, government and testing divisions,” according to Dawn Gluskin, founder and chief executive officer. “Our GrowFL team also has provided us with very specific prospecting lists.”
Created in 2009 by the Florida Legislature, GrowFL is part of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute and is based at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, according to Dr. Tom O’Neal, executive director of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute.
When selecting companies to participate in the program, the institute looks for ones that have the potential to be successful, said Dr. O’Neal, who also is associate vice president for the University of Central Florida’s Office of Research and Commercialization.
“SolTec is an ideal candidate for the program as it has experienced rapid growth that has produced $3 million in annual revenues in less than three years,” he said.
The Rockledge-based company, which specializes in locating obsolete semiconductors and components, uses a world-wide network of suppliers to help clients keep their production lines up and running, said Gluskin.
And, while her company is still fairly small, the assistance from GrowFL is allowing her 14 employees to concentrate their efforts on other ventures.
“The work the GrowFL team has been doing for us has really freed up some extra time for our staff to work on other projects,” she said “And, our new sales hires are very excited to start working some of the new prospecting lists.”
About SolTec Electronics:
SolTec offers an array of services to the electronic, manufacturing and aerospace sectors, primarily as a procurement service that provides solutions for obsolete semiconductors and components that are on exorbitant lead-times. SolTec also has a sister company, SolTec Labs, which provides testing and decapsulation services to help validate components as the counterfeiting of parts is a huge concern in the industry. Both companies have invested heavily in staff and equipment to help eradicate sub-par materials from the supply chain. For more information about SolTec, visit www.soltecelectronics.com
About the Florida Economic Gardening Institute:
The Florida Economic Gardening Institute was created by the 2009 Florida Legislature as the Economic Gardening Technical Assistance Program to stimulate investment in Florida’s economy by providing technical assistance for expanding businesses in the state. Qualified companies must be engaged in the following sectors to receive no-cost technical assistance: Manufacturing; Finance & Insurance Services; Wholesale Trade; Information Industries; Professional, Scientific & Technical Services; Management Services; and, Administrative & Support Services. Additional information is available at www.GrowFL.com.
“The support we’ve been getting from the GrowFL family in the form of market and database research, as well as website optimization and SEO analysis, has helped us further develop our aerospace, government and testing divisions,” according to Dawn Gluskin, founder and chief executive officer. “Our GrowFL team also has provided us with very specific prospecting lists.”
Created in 2009 by the Florida Legislature, GrowFL is part of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute and is based at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, according to Dr. Tom O’Neal, executive director of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute.
When selecting companies to participate in the program, the institute looks for ones that have the potential to be successful, said Dr. O’Neal, who also is associate vice president for the University of Central Florida’s Office of Research and Commercialization.
“SolTec is an ideal candidate for the program as it has experienced rapid growth that has produced $3 million in annual revenues in less than three years,” he said.
The Rockledge-based company, which specializes in locating obsolete semiconductors and components, uses a world-wide network of suppliers to help clients keep their production lines up and running, said Gluskin.
And, while her company is still fairly small, the assistance from GrowFL is allowing her 14 employees to concentrate their efforts on other ventures.
“The work the GrowFL team has been doing for us has really freed up some extra time for our staff to work on other projects,” she said “And, our new sales hires are very excited to start working some of the new prospecting lists.”
About SolTec Electronics:
SolTec offers an array of services to the electronic, manufacturing and aerospace sectors, primarily as a procurement service that provides solutions for obsolete semiconductors and components that are on exorbitant lead-times. SolTec also has a sister company, SolTec Labs, which provides testing and decapsulation services to help validate components as the counterfeiting of parts is a huge concern in the industry. Both companies have invested heavily in staff and equipment to help eradicate sub-par materials from the supply chain. For more information about SolTec, visit www.soltecelectronics.com
About the Florida Economic Gardening Institute:
The Florida Economic Gardening Institute was created by the 2009 Florida Legislature as the Economic Gardening Technical Assistance Program to stimulate investment in Florida’s economy by providing technical assistance for expanding businesses in the state. Qualified companies must be engaged in the following sectors to receive no-cost technical assistance: Manufacturing; Finance & Insurance Services; Wholesale Trade; Information Industries; Professional, Scientific & Technical Services; Management Services; and, Administrative & Support Services. Additional information is available at www.GrowFL.com.
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