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Get a peak the this modern-industrial resort planned in Kissimmee, about a mile from Margaritaville.
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Insight on the South American development group that has built here before, and the Brazilian seller whose national currency prompted divestment.
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Hear from the Brazilian investors on why they chose Orlando's tourism corridor to open their second location, and which vacant retail space they'll be filling.
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Learn more about the Brazilian entrepreneur who is believes there's an untapped market in Orlando's tourism corridor for the international budget traveler.
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Insight on the buyer's plans to introduce their own South American hotel flag to Orlando's tourism corridor.
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Insight on how two separate Brazil-backed investment groups bought the full-service hotel at Maitland Center office park, then bifurcated the land and building.
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Details on the location and plans for new light industrial flex space, and background on the group's experience in South America.
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Learn more about this affiliate of a major Brazilian developer, the base they've set in South Florida since 2014, and what they're seeking in Orlando.
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Hear from the CEO on what drew him to Orlando first, what Brazilian attorney is backing as an angel investor, and what opportunity remains for office buildout.
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Learn which neighborhood this famous motorist and his wife chose to invest in, and what brokerage firm represented both sides of the deal.
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Learn how much the custom homebuilder paid for 8.88 lakefront acres in the tourism corridor, and who will pre-sell up to 80 high-end condo units.
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Hear what this Brazilian developer learned in the first year of its first project in Kissimmee, and what land it's looking for next.
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Learn what drew the buyer to this turn-key investment as its first in the United States, and the opportunities that lie ahead in pre-construction.
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Details on how much the city drew for its 3.9-acre parcel that boasts elevated views of Clermont and a nearby lake.
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With a new trial date set for April 2017 and a recent $34 million appraisal of the hotel property, both shareholders of the Crowne Plaza are trying to take control.
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The trio behind a new downtown co-working space want to take their concept statewide, and would welcome a commercial broker's market research aid.
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Learn why the Brazilian company chose Tavares, and what subcontractor opportunities remain for the building's renovation.
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A prominent Brazilian private equity investor and his wife paid $3 million earlier this month for a 5,578-square-foot lakefront home in the Keene's Pointe community.
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Hotel ownership won't have an American receiver appointed to it after all, but the legal dispute between two shareholders continues. The Crowne Plaza is healthy, though, with $15 million in projected revenue this year and 30 percent gross profit margin.
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A Brazilian development group bought the Ramada Orlando across from I-Drive 360, while a Chinese family bought the Super 8 motel on American Way, with each being their first investment in Orlando.
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New attorneys for the hotel's Brazilian court-appointed administrator got a stay Thursday morning on Monday's order for a U.S. receiver to take over the asset. They'll now argue that $4 million sent from the hotel's owner to a Brazilian cattle operation was legit.
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Maryland-based Marshall Hotels & Resorts takes over property management, tasked in helping to recover $4 million improperly transferred out of country by the former Brazilian court-appointed administrator.
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Impact on home sales and new project development may be felt over the mid- to long-term.
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An Orlando-based construction firm filed in Orange County Circuit Court for a U.S.-based receiver to manage the Orlando hotel's ownership. The majority stake is controlled by a Brazilian court-appointed administrator after its CEO went to prison.
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Waiving tourist visas for Brazilians would add $7.6 billion to US economy in 2015, says U.S. Travel Association.
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Brazil's inclusion in Global Entry program for frequent travelers, beef trade deal could impact Orlando.
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Experts discuss how the valuation would work for the 65% stake in a prime hotel the Brazilian government seized after putting the hotel's majority stakeholder in prison.
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The Brazilian government controls the hotel's fate by managing the assets of its former majority stakeholder, who is serving prison time for ordering the murder of a prominent journalist.
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Demand for non-stop flights from Orlando's top foreign tourist group prompts airline to plan direct Sao Paulo flight.
