Indian Harbour Beach

Indian Harbour Beach, FL · Real Estate
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Orlando Shopping Center Near Orlando Executive Airport Gets $20 Million Dollar Transformation
Orlando continues to grow, and another major redevelopment project is moving forward!. The longtime Colonial Promenade shopping center near Orlando Executive Airport may soon become a new shopping and dining destination following a proposed $20 million transformation. According to Orlando Sentinel, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority’s Commercial Property Development Committee...
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British Blinds Maker Louvolite Picks Apopka for First-Ever U.S. Operation
102 Semoran Commerce Pl. — Approximate Site of Louvolite U.S. Facility. A window-covering manufacturer founded above a butcher's shop in England more than five decades ago has picked Apopka for its first-ever operation on American soil. Louvolite has acquired a 55,390-square-foot facility at 102 Semoran Commerce Place, a $7.5 million capital investment that currently supports 15 jobs, with plans to grow that number to 50 in the coming years.
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Southern Tire Mart Eyes 45,000-Square-Foot Apopka Development as Central Florida Commercial Real Estate Expands
A proposed 45,000-square-foot Southern Tire Mart facility in Apopka, Florida, is drawing attention to the growing importance of automotive services, commercial trucking infrastructure, and transportation-oriented real estate across Central Florida. The proposed development, located at 1291 South Orange Blossom Trail, would accommodate tire services for passenger vehicles and semi-trucks, representing a substantial commercial investment along …
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Retirees Live Comfortably In This Friendly Florida 55-Plus Community On A Big, Beautiful Lake
Some neighborhoods have a quiet streak, and some have a squirt gun race on the calendar. This one in Leesburg manages to have both. It sits right on a large Central Florida lake, and the folks who live there tend to wave at each other on their daily rounds. Many came as winter guests, liked it so much they bought a place, and never looked back.