Mini-Burger Joint Eyeing Miami Entry
It's meaty, just 2.8 ounces and it's headed to Miami. Someday.
An international chain of mini-burger restaurants called Burgerim (pronounced Burger*Rim) has its sights set on Miami for an entry. Timetable is unknown, but it's part of a larger Southeast rollout of eateries that include Memphis, Atlanta, Dallas and Houston, as…
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Pollo Tropical Continues Fla Expansion Despite Struggles
Owners of Pollo Tropical are refocusing growth efforts in Florida.
As the company reshuffles management and admits to a tough restaurant environment, Fiesta Restaurant Group, which owns Pollo Tropical, plans to open up to 17 new locations, mostly in Florida.
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The Firm You Should Be Watching In South Florida
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Meridian Capital Group, America's most active debt broker, has surged amidst the rebuilding Florida market.
"Our office has gone through a major transformation," Meridian's Israel Schubert, who heads the company's Boca Raton office, tells Bisnow. “Our Boca office has more than…
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Carter Validus Accesses More Money For REIT II
A Tampa-based data center operator is drumming up more money for itself.
Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT has expanded its lender platform to include Woodforest National Bank, USAmeribank and Renasant Bank to push its KeyBank Credit Facility to $265M, including…
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How Last-Mile Delivery Is Changing Supply Chains And Industrial Real Estate
E-commerce has become a force in the retail and industrial sectors, and supply changes are being envisioned from the ground up to cater to online retail.
Given the explosive growth in the sector—15% to 20% per year for the past several years—Bisnow spoke with Prologis head of research Chris Caton to better understand the emerging trends in e-commerce supply chains and what it means for industrial real estate.
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My Celebrity Airbnb: Julie Andrews' Once-Upon-A-Time NY Studio And Retreat
It is widely speculated that "The Sound Of Music" star Julie Andrews once resided in the Rubber House—a studio and retreat in Accord, New York. The listing is available through Airbnb for north of $250 a night and is often used as a creative retreat for artists and performers looking to relax in a secluded area. Check out what the Rubber House has to offer.
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The Simple Trick To Leasing Space Faster
Leasing commercial real estate is about showing the client the potential that a space possesses. You can present a raw space empty.
If you're feeling ambitious, you can spend a bunch of time, money and other resources on another broker…
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