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Get a peak the this modern-industrial resort planned in Kissimmee, about a mile from Margaritaville.

Insight on the South American development group that has built here before, and the Brazilian seller whose national currency prompted divestment.

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.

Learn more about the Brazilian entrepreneur who is believes there's an untapped market in Orlando's tourism corridor for the international budget traveler.

Insight on the buyer's plans to introduce their own South American hotel flag to Orlando's tourism corridor.

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.

Details on the location and plans for new light industrial flex space, and background on the group's experience in South America.

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.

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.

Learn which neighborhood this famous motorist and his wife chose to invest in, and what brokerage firm represented both sides of the deal.

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.

Hear what this Brazilian developer learned in the first year of its first project in Kissimmee, and what land it's looking for next.

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.

Details on how much the city drew for its 3.9-acre parcel that boasts elevated views of Clermont and a nearby lake.

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.

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.

Learn why the Brazilian company chose Tavares, and what subcontractor opportunities remain for the building's renovation.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Impact on home sales and new project development may be felt over the mid- to long-term.

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.

Waiving tourist visas for Brazilians would add $7.6 billion to US economy in 2015, says U.S. Travel Association.

Brazil's inclusion in Global Entry program for frequent travelers, beef trade deal could impact Orlando.

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.

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.

Demand for non-stop flights from Orlando's top foreign tourist group prompts airline to plan direct Sao Paulo flight.