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Behind Crist’s [postponed] Cuba trip: BY ALEXIS MUELLNER amuellner@bizjournals.com 813-342-2472, @AlexisTBBJ
It was reported as yet another flip-flop for Charlie Crist. A trip to Cuba scheduled this month for the former Florida governor and now gubernatorial candidate was envisioned as a game-changer. But late last month Crist backed out of the trip, citing a need to focus on campaigning in Florida and federal red tape in getting permission to go. Now, a deeper look at the planning process shows the decision may have more of an impact on his campaign than anticipated. Observers said Crist’s “postponement” means the Crist has lost a big opportunity to take a leadership role in forcing potential change in U.S./Cuba policy that has been in effect under the 53-year-old embargo, which is increasingly being seen by Americans as outdated and a
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A scene at Hotel Nacional de Cuba from a prior Cuba trip. failure, polling data shows. Working in the background to make the Crist trip a reality were philanthropist David A. Straz Jr., and Albert A. Fox Jr., founder of Alliance for Respon-
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Cuba and Florida have been tied at the hip for decades. Tampa’s Cuban community has connections to the island that go back more than 100 years and with them, there’s complex roots, passions and business history. While the Cuban-American community in Miami remains the largest outside the island, Tampa is seen as the place in the state most open to engagement and a change in U.S./Cuba policy, a Latin American business expert told me. I believe the embargo is still a decade away from falling, because that will take an act of Congress. Pro-embargo voices remain loud, arguing it shouldn’t be given up without concessions like the release of political prisoners or press freedoms. President Obama could sign an executive order that would lift the travel ban and allow all Americans to travel there under the general license. Florida would dominate that relationship with the United States, because of proximity and cultural and economic ties. Cuba should become a deep well for tourism investment. Bay area entrepreneurs would quickly engage in everything from buying classic cars and selling them here to investing in manufacturing equipment or painting supplies. Many structures in the country are in need of paint and remodeling, and bricks and mortar supplies. There would need to be investment in telecom systems, as there is an incredible need for technology investment. With the enthusiasm to embrace change there, people forget it takes two to dance. The Cuban government has to take steps also to heal its economy and create economic opportunity so the Cuban economy can rise. Is Cuba a viable market now? I’ll be more convinced in time. Cuba’s economy needs to normalize more. Despite recent government openness to the creation of small businesses, business remains dominated by the government. There are concerns over debt. Press reports paint Cuba as saddled with debt and slow to pay. Anyone investing now would do so without the kinds of guarantees that exist elsewhere in the hemisphere, observers told me. For the Tampa Bay business community, with its strong financial service assets, real estate infrastructure and knowledge base, an open Cuba represents a huge windfall for jobs and growth and Charlie Crist’s trip could have moved the needle in that direction. – Alexis Muellner
sible Cuba Policy Foundation in Tampa. Through his nonprofit, over the last 15 years, Fox has ushered hundreds of people to Cuba in search of a pro-engagement dialogue and policy changes he believes would bring vast economic return to Florida and the American people. The trip was to include vetted Crist Crist supporters, split up between Straz’s private jet and another charter, a delegation of roughly 40 people. The vision: Crist would utilize time on Cuban soil to engage in meaningful dialogue on topics such as oil and gas drilling disaster protocols, drug interdiction, and illegal immigration. He would avoid top Cuban officials to signal he wasn’t making the trip in support of the Cuban government, based on his fundamental differences in social policies and press freedoms.
‘Postponement’ irks supporters and detractors Crist has not ruled out a trip completely, but it won’t come before the election, said Brendan Gilfillan, a campaign spokesman. “Charlie has said he will go if there is an opportunity to do so after November,” Gilfillan said in an email to the Tampa Bay Business Journal. “He wants
to go to interact with people, not government officials, and to explore potential economic opportunities for Florida businesses.” When Crist put off the trip in late June, it didn’t sit well with the group of supporters going on the trip, including Straz. At least a dozen people who committed to go on what they believed to be a historic trip have since opted out, Fox said. In 15 years, Fox has chaperoned senators and governors, artist LeRoy Neiman, the National Council of Churches and sports franchises to Cuba. This trip had serious potential upside for Crist, Fox said. “Never has the Cuban government been so excited about a visit,” said Fox, “They saw the importance of having a leader in Florida politics.” Despite discussions last week with Crist himself, the experience now has Straz reassessing his wider support for Crist. “It was important for Florida,” Straz said. “I’m disappointed of course that he’s not going particularly because he gave me his word and then he changed his mind and that has me looking at the whole thing.”
Pro-engagement hope Crist announced in February on national TV that he had reversed an old position supporting the Cuba embargo. A first wrinkle came when Crist’s staff decided it wanted him to travel under his own license instead of the People to People Educational and Cultural Exchange license that has been utilized by Fox for other high profile travelers including Beyoncé and U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, D-Tampa. It wasn’t until April 24 that Crist sent a letter to the Office of Foreign Asset Control requesting a trip in July. OFAC has authority to grant the licenses on a case-by-case basis. History has shown that process can take a year or more, if ever. In Fox’s experience, there is really no need for one to seek their own license if they can
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travel under an existing one. “It was part of this lack of knowledge in their minds thinking that if you go under your own license, it’s politically safer and less controversial,” Fox said. “It was a decision out of ignorance, not malice. [Staff] didn’t know just like Charlie Crist didn’t know,” Fox said. When OFAC issues a license, it is good for a year. In early May, at a lunch with Crist at the St. Pete Yacht Club, Fox was getting concerned over a lack of discussion about trip details. “I believed that Charlie Crist believed he was going to Cuba, but that his staff had not asked me one question, so I started to
get concerned that maybe at the staff level they were having second thoughts,” he said. With OFAC not moving at all on granting the license requested in late April, the point was increasingly moot, said Fox. “It’s turning out to be a good exercise because it has forced several of the talented advisors that Charlie has to understand OFAC rules and regulations to travel to Cuba.” It was obvious to Fox that everyone around Charlie Crist thought his trip to Cuba would be too controversial. And there lies the essence of Fox’s long-term frustration in achieving his goals, he told me. “Individuals who have the
Lost opportunity Had Crist proceeded with a trip this month, it could have elicited a ton of free media exposure and provided a chance for Crist to take leadership on an altered U.S./Cuba policy, in which the Florida economy has a critical stake. In late June, Crist said he was suspending his Cuba plans because of a need to stop draining staff time and resources. “He’s told everyone the same thing: he believes it is critical to spend as much time as possible between now and November communicating and meeting with Florida voters,” campaign spokesman Gilfillan told the TBBJ. Backlash over backing out of the trip from embargo supporters was swift. “What exactly he was going to learn being toured around by representatives of that dictatorship, he never made clear,” a report in the American Spectator said. On behalf of Gov. Rick Scott, Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera said he was insulted by Crist’s planned Cuba visit and called the trip “disgraceful.” By postponing, Crist likely missed an important window of opportunity to raise a lot of money and make global headlines by taking a leadership stance against the embargo, and following through on bold talk. Fox believes Crist did not flip-flop and will go when he gets federal approvals.
Straz isn’t so sure. There’s no indication Crist still plans to go even if OFAC grants his license, he said. Straz said he isn’t buying claims that the postponement was due to licensing or the permissions to fly private aircraft to Cuba. “I did explain carefully to Charlie what was involved. He knew that from day one,” Straz said, citing “quite a conversation” the two had. Straz’s frustration stems from the fact that Crist backed out after so much work had been done, said Straz.
Forging ahead Despite the postponement of Crist’s trip, Fox will participate with a robust delegation going to Cuba on July 16 that will now be led by Tampa city councilwoman Yvonne “Yolie” Capin, and includes a diverse group of local and national professionals who paid $3,700 each. That covers airfare, visas and licenses, meals and transportation, inclusion in people-to-people meetings and a stay at the historic Hotel Nacional de Cuba in Havana. The group’s itinerary includes a plan to clean up a dilapidated statue of Dr. Martin Luther King in Havana. The trip is being organized by Marazul Charters in Miami and licensed by Cuba Executive Travel in Tampa. In addition to Capin, the group includes Fla. Rep. Darryl Rouson, and Daniel Sansone, CFO of Vulcan Materials Co. in Birmingham, Ala. Other professionals going include those with broad interests in culture, real estate, business and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Al Fox grew up in Ybor City. As a teenager, he worked as an usher at the Tampa Theatre. In his younger days, Fox served as a senior congressional staff assistant in both the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives. He earned degrees in both political science and psychology from the University of Maryland before becoming a successful lobbyist and businessman. He has more than 40 years of experience in the federal government and private sector.
He has represented several major corporations including the former Allied Chemical Corp., where he was recognized as an expert on environmental law and regulation. He formed his own lobbying/government relations company in 1984. In November 1998, he established the non-profit Alliance for Responsible Cuba Policy Foundation to re-establish trade and diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba. Through that work, he has made more than 100 legal visits to Cuba. Fox took then-Tampa Mayor Dick Greco there
in 2002 for a visit that included a meeting with Fidel Castro. He returned to Tampa in 2005 to run for the United States Congressional seat vacated by Congressman Jim Davis. He was the only one among the five candidates to call for rapprochement with Cuba. Today, the four other candidates, including U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, have changed their position to reflect his. He is fluent in Spanish and enjoys opera and golf and watching his youngest daughter and wife ride horses. He has four children and four grandchildren.
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go a striking makeover that should raise the bar on mixed-use development in the city. Steve “Flip” Gianfilippo and Gries Investment Funds paid $3 million for the five-story, 30,000-square-foot building in 2013. His Gianco Cos. will renovate and rebrand it into Station House, which will include a restaurant on the bottom floor, a 3,500-square-foot condo (with a 2,000-square-foot terrace) on top, and 10 to 14 boutique hotel rooms, retail and co-work places filling out the rest. It’s a highly ambitious concept but Gianfilippo feels its time has come: “We’re seeing a growing synergy in the business and social community downtown and want to establish a multi-use place that St. Pete can call its own.” Station House is nearing the completion of its design phase. The buildout should begin soon and Gianfilippo expects completion of a couple of phases — the restaurant and condo — in six months, with the project overall taking 16-18 months. He estimated the cost at $2 million to $4 million. Gianfilippo has his team pretty well intact. Robert Ibarra of Tampa-based Alfonso Architects is doing the design. The general contractor is Sunwest Construction of Madeira Beach. Richard Hughes’ ClearPH of St. Petersburg is handling art and branding. Gianfilippo is finalizing a deal with a restaurant/ hospitality group led by Alex Gilmour (Drynk) and Ro Patel (Anise Global Gastro Bar).
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Tampa Bay men on the hunt for paisley pants and cuffed chinos have a new shopping option. Those are the top trends at London Philips, which opened last week at 1413 S. Howard Ave. The boutique offers what proprietor Sasha Fruitticher called “contemporary business casual” offerings, with a “Southern-preppy-meetsdowntown-SoHo-New-York-feel.” She and her husband, Dow Electronics Executive Vice President John Yodzis, have invested about $120,000 in the space, between construction and inventory costs. They signed a three-year lease for the 1,150-square-foot space. “Men’s fashion is the most underserved market in the fashion industry,” Fruitticher said, “and I think Tampa is ready for something like this.”
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$80.73M The deal: Three waterfront apartment properties in Tampa: 400 apartments in Island Walk, at 5636 Harborside Drive, and 277 units in Gallery at Bayport II, as well as land entitled for 186 new units at the corner of West Hillsborough Avenue and Tampa Shores Boulevard. Buyer: Cortland Partners of Atlanta Seller: Colorado-based UDR Inc.
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The CEO of BluePearl Veterinary Partners’ latest business venture is in Ybor City — a neighborhood he’d love to see revitalized. Darryl Shaw paid $2.2 million for the 16-room Don Vicente de Ybor Historic Inn and Venue, according to a Hillsborough County deed. The sale price includes the parking contiguous to the hotel, Shaw said. Shaw also owns a retail property in Ybor City. “I love the diversity, the culture, the history and would love to help see it come back to life — the way it was,” Shaw said.
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Compiled by Christine Erickson 813-342-2474, @tbbjresearch cerickson@bizjournals.com
EMPLOYERS RANKED BY NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN TAMPA BAY AS OF JUNE 2014 Business name Website
1
Publix Super Markets, Inc.
2
Hillsborough County School District
3
BayCare Health System
4
University of South Florida
5
HCA West Florida Division
6
Pinellas County School Board
www.publix.com
1
www.sdhc.k12.fl.us
3
www.baycare.org
4
www.usf.edu
hcawestflorida.com
6
7
MacDill Air Force Base
8
Polk County Public School District
9
State of Florida
10
Hillsborough County Government
11
Pasco County School District
12
U.S. Postal Service
13
Tampa General Hospital
14
Bloomin' Brands Inc.
15
Sarasota County School District
7
www.polk-fl.net
www.myflorida.com
www.hillsboroughcounty.org
www.usps.com
10
11
12
www.tgh.org
www.bloominbrands.com
13
*
www.sarasotacountyschools.net
15
*
16
Community Health Systems
17
School District of Manatee County
18
Pinellas County Government
19
Verizon Wireless
www.chs.net
www.manateeschools.net
www.pinellascounty.org
www.verizon.com
8
9
www.pasco.k12.fl.us
14
19
17
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research
20 Institute
21
www.moffitt.org
21
City of Tampa www.tampagov.net
20
James Financial Inc. 22 Raymond www.raymondjames.com
31
A. Haley VA Medical Center 23 James www.tampa.va.gov
22
Inc. 23 24 Beall's www.beallsinc.com County Government 25 Polk www.polk-county.net
Local employees
Total employees
2013 revenue or budget
Company type
Headquarters location
Nature of business
Top local executive
3300 Publix Corporate Parkway Lakeland 33811 863-688-1188
33,000
167,000
$28.9 billion
Private
Lakeland
Grocery store chain
William Crenshaw, CEO
901 E. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa 33602 813-272-4000
25,657
25,657
$1.8 billion
Government
Tampa
Public school district
MaryEllen Elia, Superintendent
16255 Bay Vista Drive Clearwater 33760 877-692-2922
22,900
22,900
$2.6 billion
Nonprofit
Clearwater
Health care system
Stephen Mason, President, CEO
4202 E. Fowler Ave. Tampa 33620 813-974-3350
16,488
16,488
$1.6 billion
Government
Tampa
Public university
Judy Genshaft, President
3031 N. Rocky Point Drive W. Tampa 33607 813-402-9400
16,461
215,000
$38 billion
Public
Nashville, Tenn.
Health care system
Peter Marmerstein, President, West Florida Division
301 Fourth St. S.W. Largo 33779 727-588-6260
5
www.pcsb.org
www.macdill.af.mil
2
Address Phone
24
16,266
$1.3 billion
Government
St. Petersburg
Public school district
Michael Grego, Superintendent
8208 Hangar Loop Drive MacDill AFB 33621 813-828-2215
14,500
14,500
NA
Government
Washington
Air force base
Scott DeThomas, Commander, 6th Air Mobility Wing
1915 S. Floral Ave. Bartow 33830 863-534-0500
13,148
13,148
$1.3 billion
Government
Bartow
Public school district
Kathryn LeRoy, Superintendent
400 S. Monroe St. Tallahassee 32399 850-488-7146
11,095
91,503
$74.2 billion
Government
Tallahassee
State government
Rick Scott, Governor
601 E. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa 33602 813-276-2752
9,846
9,846
$3.5 billion
Government
Tampa
County government
Michael Merrill, County Administrator
7227 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Land O’ Lakes 34639 813-794-2651
8,760
8,760
$1.1 billion
Government
Land O' Lakes
Public school district
Kurt Browning, Superintendent
5201 W. Spruce St. Tampa 33630 813-877-0381
7,598
491,097
$67.3 billion
Government
Washington, DC
Postal service
Debra Gornik, Postmaster, Tampa
1 Tampa General Circle Tampa 33606 813-844-7000
6,500
6,500
$1 billion
Nonprofit
Tampa
Health care
James Burkhart, President, CEO
2202 N. West Shore Blvd. Ste. 500 Tampa 33607 813-282-1225
5,3001
101,000
$4.1 billion
Public
Tampa
Chain restaurant operator
Elizabeth (Liz) Smith, CEO
1960 Landings Blvd. Sarasota 34231 941-927-4009
5,199
5,199
$769.4 million
Government
Sarasota
Public school district
Lori White, Superintendent
701 Sixth St. S. St. Petersburg 33701 727-823-1234
5,176
87,000
$13 billion
Public
Franklin, Tenn.
Hospital system
William Hussey, President, Division VI Operations
215 Manatee Ave. W. Bradenton 34205 941-708-8770
5,162
5,162
$541.2 million
Government
Bradenton
Public school district
Rick Mills, Superintendent
315 Court St. Clearwater 34616 727-464-3485
5,016
5,016
$1.8 billion
Government
Clearwater
County Governemnt
Mark Woodard, Interim administrator
6550 W. Hillsborough Ave. Tampa 33634 813-290-6000
5,000
176,800
$120.6 billion
Public
New York
Telecommunications provider
Mariano Legaz, Florida Region President
12902 Magnolia Drive Tampa 33612 813-745-4673
4,567
4,567
$779.5 million
Nonprofit
Tampa
Cancer center
Alan List, President, CEO
306 E. Jackson St. Tampa 33602 813-274-8041
4,414
4,414
$830.9 million
Government
Tampa
City government
Bob Buckhorn, Mayor
880 Carillon Parkway St. Petersburg 33716 727-567-1000
4,214
10,150
$4.6 billion
Public
St. Petersburg
Financial Services
Paul Reilly, CEO
13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. Tampa 33612 813-972-2000
4,204
4,204
$795.6 million
Government
Washington, DC
Veterans hospital
Kathleen Fogarty, Director
1806 38th Ave. E. Bradenton 34208 941-747-2355
4,200
11,000
$1.4 billion
Private
Bradenton
Retail department stores
Stephen Knopik, CEO
330 W. Church St. Bartow 33880 863-534-6000
4,118
4,118
$1.3 billion
Government
Bartow
County government
Jim Freeman, County Manager
1 approximation based on 50-95 employees per restaurant and 1000 corporate personnel (SEC 10-K)
NOTES: NA - not applicable, not available or not approved
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Percentage of the 25 largest local employers that are government agencies
LARGEST LOCALLYBASED COMPANIES BY TOTAL EMPLOYEES Jabil Circuit
177,000
Publix Super Markets
167,000
Bloomin’ Brands
101,000
Sykes Enterprises
47,900
BayCare Health System
22,900
ABOUT THE LIST Information was obtained from firm representatives, budget documents and earlier reporting. Employee numbers were estimated when exact figures were unavailable. In case of ties, companies are listed alphabetically. COUNTIES SURVEYED Local includes Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk and Sarasota counties. NEED A COPY OF THE LIST? Information for obtaining reprints, web permissions and commemorative plaques, call 877-397-5134. More information can be found online at TampaBay. Bizjournals.com by clicking the “Store” tab near the top of the site. WANT TO BE ON THE LIST? If you wish to be surveyed when The List is next updated, or if you wish to be considered for other Lists, email your contact information to Christine Erickson at cerickson@ bizjournals.com.
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EMPLOYERS RANKED BY NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN TAMPA BAY AS OF JUNE 2014 Business name Website
Hospital Tampa Bay Network 26 Florida elevatinghealthcare.org
27
27
Citigroup www.citi.com
28
*
Sarasota Memorial Health Care System 25
www.smh.com
County Government 29 Pasco www.pascocountyfl.net
27
Co. (McDonald’s restaurants) 30 Caspers www.casperscompany.com
31
Bay Pines VA Healthcare System baypines.va.gov
29
Regional Health System 32 Lakeland lrmc.com House Networks 33 Bright www.brighthouse.com
30
16
31
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay & Adventure
33 Island
31
www.buschgardens.com
33
Humana Inc. www.humana.com
38
County Government 36 Sarasota www.scgov.net
37
St. Petersburg College www.spcollege.edu
of St. Petersburg 38 City www.stpete.org Inc. 39 HSN www.hsn.com
34
43
40
Co. 39 Nielsen www.nielsen.com
41
41
Hernando County School District hernandoschools.org
of Lakeland 42 City www.lakelandgov.net
Energy Inc. 44 TECO www.tecoenergy.com
44
42
Children's Hospital 45 All www.allkids.org
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Chase Bank 46 JPMorgan www.jpmchase.com
17
Jabil Circuit Inc. www.jabil.com
39
46
Insurance 43 Progressive www.progressive.com
47
36
47
LLP 48 PricewaterhouseCoopers www.pwc.com
48
United Services Automobile Association
49 (USAA)
* www.usaa.com
Clinic LLP 49 Watson www.watsonclinic.com
50
NOTES: NA - not applicable, not available or not approved
Address Phone
Local employees
Total employees
2013 revenue or budget
Company type
Headquarters location
Nature of business
Top local executive
3100 E. Fletcher Ave. Tampa 33613 813-971-6000
4,037
70,000
NA
Nonprofit
Altamonte Springs
Health care system
Brian Adams, CEO
3800 Citibank Center Tampa 33610 813-626-5715
4,000
251,000
$76.4 billion
Public
New York
Bank
NA
1700 S. Tamiami Trail Sarasota 34239 941-917-9000
4,000
4,000
$519.3 million
Government
Sarasota
Health care system
David Verinder, COO, Interim CEO
8731 Citizens Drive Ste. 340 New Port Richey 34654 727-847-8115
3,954
3,954
$1.2 billion
Government
New Port Richey
County government
Michele Baker, County administrator
4908 W. Nassau St. Tampa 33607 813-287-2231
3,953
3,953
$176.6 million
Private
Tampa
Franchisee of McDonald's Restaurants
Blake Casper, Chairman, CEO
10000 Bay Pines Blvd. Bay Pines 33744 727-398-6661
3,824
3,824
$660 million
Government
Washington DC
Veterans health care system
Suzanne Klinker, Director
1324 Lakeland Hills Blvd. Lakeland 33805 863-687-1100
3,767
3,767
$582.6 million
Private, Nonprofit
Lakeland
Health care system
Elaine Thompson, President, CEO
700 Carillon Parkway St. Petersburg 33716 727-329-2000
3,500
8,000
NA
Private
East Syracuse, N.Y.
Cable television, internet, telecommunications and home security service provider
Mike Robertson, President, Tampa Bay division
3605 E. Bougainvillea Ave. Tampa 33612 813-987-5000
3,500
25,800
$1.5 billion
Public
Orlando
Entertainment
Jim Dean, President
4030 W. Boy Scout Blvd. Ste. 1000 Tampa 33607 813-286-8829
3,500
52,000
$41.3 billion
Public
Louisville, Ky.
Managed care plans
John Barger, Central Florida Senior Products President
1600 Ringling Blvd. Sarasota 34236 941-861-5000
3,413
3,413
$1.1 billion
Government
Sarasota
County government
Thomas Harmer, County administrator
P.O. Box 13489 St. Petersburg 33733 727-341-4772
3,209
3,209
$137.1 million
Government
St. Petersburg
College
William Law, President
P.O. Box 2842 St. Petersburg 33731 727-893-7171
3,081
3,081
$473.5 million
Government
St. Petersburg
City government
Rick Kriseman, Mayor
One HSN Drive St. Petersburg 33729 727-872-1000
3,000
6,800
$3.4 billion
Public
St. Petersburg
Interactive multichannel retailer
Mindy Grossman, CEO
501 Brooker Creek Blvd. Oldsmar 34677 813-366-3900
3,000
40,000
$5.7 billion
Public
New York; The Netherlands
Media and consumer research
Brian Fuhrer, Senior vice president
919 N. Broad St. Brooksville 34601 352-797-7005
2,997
2,997
$164.6 million
Government
Brooksville
Public school district
Lori Romano, Superintendent
228 S. Massachusetts Ave. Lakeland 33801 863-834-6000
2,770
2,770
$537.2 million
Government
Lakeland
City government
R. Howard Wiggs, Mayor
4221 W. Boy Scout Blvd. Ste. 500 Tampa 33607 800-444-3909
2,600
26,145
$18.2 billion
Public
Mayfield Village, Ohio
Property/casualty insurance
Amy Rey, Senior regional contact center director
702 N. Franklin St. Tampa 33602 813-228-4111
2,500
3,900
$2.9 billion
Public
Tampa
Diversified utility holding company
John Ramil, President, CEO
501 Sixth Ave. S. St. Petersburg 33701 727-898-7451
2,331
2,331
NA
Nonprofit
Baltimore
Children's hospital
Jonathan Ellen, President
100 N. Tampa St. Ste. 3300 Tampa 33602 813-483-8240
2,300
251,196
$96.6 billion
Public
New York
Financial services
Daniel Borasch, President, middle market banking
10560 Dr. MLK Jr. St. N. St. Petersburg 33716 727-577-9749
2,000
177,000
$18.3 billion
Public
St. Petersburg
Contract manufacturer of circuit board assemblies
Mark Mondello, CEO
4040 W. Boy Scout Blvd. Tampa 33607 813-229-0221
1,907
184,235
$32.1 billion
Private
New York
Accounting firm
Michael Quackenbush, Tampa Managing Partner
17200 Commerce Park Blvd. Tampa 33647 800-531-8722
1,800
26,300
NA
Private
San Antonio, TX
Property & casualty insurance
Robert Hoyland, Vice President & General Manager
1600 Lakeland Hills Blvd. Lakeland 33805 863-680-7000
1,800
1,800
NA
Private
Lakeland
40 specialties
Louis Saco, Chairman, CEO
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335,532 Total number of employees at the 50 largest local employers
29%
Percentage of the above employees working in education
25%
Percentage of the above employees working in health care
25%
Percentage of the above employees working in retail
53%
Percentage of the above employees who are government employees
ABOUT THE LIST Information was obtained from firm representatives, budget documents and earlier reporting. Employee counts were estimated when exact figures were not available. In case of ties, companies are listed alphabetically. COUNTIES SURVEYED Local includes Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk and Sarasota counties. NEED A COPY OF THE LIST? Information for obtaining reprints, web permissions and commemorative plaques, call 877-397-5134. More information can be found online at TampaBay. Bizjournals.com by clicking the “Store” tab near the top of the site. WANT TO BE ON THE LIST? If you wish to be surveyed when The List is next updated, or if you wish to be considered for other Lists, email your contact information to Christine Erickson at cerickson@ bizjournals.com.
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FLORIDA BANKS BY LENDING RANKED BY TOTAL LOANS & LEASES AS OF MARCH 31, 2014
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
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Total loans & leases
Real estate loans
Commercial real estate loans
Commercial & industrial loans
Assets
Top executive
501 Riverside Ave. Jacksonville 32202 (904) 281-6000
$14.46 billion
$11.5 billion
$2.8 billion
$94.8 million
$17.6 billion
Robert M. Clements, Chairman, CEO
710 Carillon Parkway St. Petersburg 33716 (727) 567-8000
$10.17 billion
$2.8 billion
$666.9 million
$6.1 billion
$11.8 billion
Steven M. Raney, President, CEO
BankUnited N.A. 3
14817 Oak Lane Miami Lakes 33016 (305) 569-2000
$9.98 billion
$6.6 billion
$2 billion
$2.2 billion
$15.6 billion
John A. Kanas, Chairman, president, CEO
Mercantil Commercebank NA 5
220 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables 33134 (305) 460-8701
$4.89 billion
$1.7 billion
$1 billion
$2.3 billion
$6.9 billion
Millar Wilson, President, CEO
121 Alhambra Plaza, Ste. 1601 Coral Gables 33134 (305) 670-0200
$4.55 billion
$3.5 billion
$1.9 billion
$806.4 million
$6.6 billion
R. Eugene Taylor, Chairman, CEO
Florida Community Bank NA 10
2500 Weston Road, Ste. 300 Weston 33331 (954) 984-3313
$2.94 billion
$2.2 billion
$995.5 million
$728.9 million
$5.1 billion
Kent Ellert, President, CEO
City National Bank of Florida 6
25 W. Flagler St. Miami 33130 (305) 577-7333
$2.92 billion
$2.3 billion
$1.1 billion
$509.9 million
$5 billion
Jorge Gonzalez, President, CEO
1111 Brickell Ave., Ste. 3010 Miami 33131 (305) 351-4317
$2.79 billion
$1.8 billion
$701.5 million
$925.7 million
$4 billion
Mario Trueba, President, CEO
USAmeriBank 9
4790 140th Ave. N. Clearwater 33762 (727) 723-7273
$2.38 billion
Ocean Bank 7
780 N.W. 42nd Ave. Miami 33126 (305) 569-5000
$2.2 billion
$1.9 billion
$1.2 billion
CenterState Bank of Florida NA1 12
1101 First St. S. Winter Haven 33880 (863) 291-3900
$1.82 billion
$1.5 billion
2720 Coral Way Miami 33145 (305) 982-3030
$1.6 billion
220 Alhambra Circle, Fifth Floor Coral Gables 33134 (305) 476-1982
$1.43 billion
Name / Prior / URL
Address
EverBank 1
www.everbank.com
Raymond James Bank NA 2 www.raymondjamesbank.com
www.bankunited.com
www.commercebankfl.com
Capital Bank N.A. 4 www.capitalbank-us.com
www.floridacommunitybank.com
www.citynationalcm.com
Sabadell United Bank NA 8 www.sabadellunited.com
www.usameribank.com
www.oceanbank.com
centerstatebank.com
TotalBank 13 www.totalbank.com
Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust Co. 15 www.gibraltarprivate.com
Capital City Bank 11
217 N. Monroe St. Tallahassee 32301 (850) 402-7500
Seacoast National Bank 14
815 Colorado Ave. Stuart 34994 (772) 287-4000
www.ccbg.com
www.seacoastnational.com
$1.38 billion
$1.32 billion
$2 billion
$3 billion
Joseph V. Chillura, CEO
$226.5 million
$3.3 billion
A. Alfonso Macedo, President, CEO
$799 million
$178.1 million
$3 billion
John C. Corbett, President, CEO
$1.4 billion
$776 million
$148.1 million
$2.6 billion
Luis de la Aguilera, President, CEO
$1.4 billion
$222 million
$49.5 million
$1.6 billion
Adolfo Henriques, Chairman, CEO
$2.6 billion
William G. Smith Jr., Chairman, president, CEO
$2.3 billion
Dennis S. Hudson III, Chairman, CEO
$1.7 billion
David Seleski, President, CEO
$1.1 billion
$1.2 billion
$1.2 billion
$397.5 million
$506.5 million
$395.2 million
$118.6 million
$65.3 million
1430 N. Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale 33304 (954) 315-5500
$1.18 billion
1700 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Ste. 1000 West Palm Beach 33401 (561) 616-3020
$1.16 billion
$990 million
$706.4 million
$156 million
$1.7 billion
Rudy E. Schupp, President, CEO
169 Miracle Mile, R-10 Coral Gables 33134 (305) 789-7000
$1.14 billion
$870.9 million
$22.1 million
$115.8 million
$1.5 billion
Frank D. Robleto, President, CEO
100 Fifth St. S. St. Petersburg 33701 (877) 266-2265
$1.04 billion
$915 million
$495.6 million
$80 million
$1.4 billion
Trevor Burgess, CEO
CNLBank 21
450 S. Orange Ave., Ste. 400 Orlando 32801 (407) 244-3100
$750 million
$638.2 million
$390.6 million
$96.8 million
$1.3 billion
Lee Hanna, President, CEO
The Bank of Tampa 24
601 Bayshore Blvd., Ste. 100 Tampa 33603 (813) 872-1201
$734.7 million
$484.7 million
$246.7 million
$196.7 million
$1.3 billion
William O. West, President, CEO
Seaside National Bank & Trust 25
201 S. Orange Ave., Ste. 100 Orlando 32801 (407) 567-2200
$709.5 million
$365.6 million
$201.2 million
$338.7 million
$982.3 million
Gideon Haymaker, President, CEO
2301 NW. 87th Ave. Miami 33172 (305) 715-5200
$704.2 million
$574.1 million
$361.2 million
$76.6 million
$862 million
Carlos J. Davila, President, CEO
900 N. Federal Highway Boca Raton 33432 (561) 479-2100
$630.9 million
$606.3 million
$457.3 million
$24.1 million
$1 billion
John C. Corbett, President, CEO, CenterState Bank
60 N. Court Ave., First Floor Orlando 32801 (407) 650-9889
$619.9 million
$445 million
$277.1 million
$166.4 million
$843.4 million
John O. Burden Sr., CEO
Stonegate Bank 22 www.stonegatebank.com
1st United Bank 17 1stunitedbankfl.com
BAC Florida Bank 16 www.bacflorida.com
C1 Bank 23
www.c1bank.com
www.cnlbank.com
www.bankoftampa.com
seasidebank.com
U.S. Century Bank 18 uscentury.com
First Southern Bank1 * www.firstsouthernbank.com
Old Florida National Bank * www.oldflorida.com
$989.4 million
$592.2 million
$177 million
LOOK
67.8%
Percentage of total loans & leases for the banks on the List that are for real estate
20%
Percentage of the 25 largest banks by lending that are headquartered in the Tampa Bay area
HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF LOANS THAT ARE FOR REAL ESTATE First Southern Bank
96%
Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust
95%
Seacoast National Bank
91%
TotalBank
89%
Ocean Bank
88%
HIGHEST VOLUME OF COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS Raymond James Bank
$6.1 billion
Mercantil Commercebank
$2.3 billion
BankUnited
$2.2 billion
Sabadel United Bank
$925.7 million
Capital Bank
$806.4 million
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Regionalism is always a hot topic. How does the Chamber fit? There’s so many reasons to understand regionalism. Take this analogy. If Tampa Bay is a mall, what is St. Pete? I don’t think St. Pete is the anchor tenant. I don’t believe it’s the Dillard’s or the Macy’s but I do believe it’s the best specialty store in the mall. So say we’re the Apple store in the mall. So we have a responsibility for our brand to
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Dock-n-Lock prepares to end year with full launch Dock-n-Lock has had a busy year. The company was one of two from Tampa Bay to present at the Seventh Annual Early Stage Capital Conference held by the Florida Venture Forum in May and now wants to end the year with the full launch of its flagship product. “Dock-n-Lock has developed the first device of its kind, capable of eliminating cell phone distracted driving entirely,” said Jeff Pothul, chief operating officer. “The hardware device installs near the driver seat, and is easy to use.” The driver must “dock and lock” his or her phone in the system to start the vehicle, Pothul said. How does your product or service make money? It’s sold to businesses with fleet vehicles and parents of teenage drivers. We offer a one-time charge for the hardware and installation, and various levels of services for ongoing support. What is the management team structure? Ron Pothul is chairman and founder and Jeff Pothul is chief operating officer. The team will expand this fall
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DOCK-N-LOCK RRHeadquarters: Soon to be the TEC Garage at USF St. Petersburg RRCEO: Jeff Pothul RRFounded: 2011 RREmployees: Two RRWebsite: www.dok-n-lock.com RRPhone: 941-706-2400
with a chief technology officer and a vice president of sales. Are there advisers? Yes, since January we’ve been a client of the Tampa Bay Innovation Center. Ron Stein, Chuck Papageorgiou, JJ Roberts, and Geoff Keller make up our team of advisers and are experts in building businesses and creating exit strategies for company founders. How much money are you seeking? We are currently raising a seed round of $400,000 which we hope to close by late fall. The money raised will help fund the final product development, initial manufacturing and production
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RR Bankruptcies MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA TAMPA DIVISION CHAPTER 11 Lindc Group LLC, 615 Channelside Drive, No. 123, Tampa 33602; Assets, $0 to $50,000; Debts, $0 to $50,000; Major Creditor, not shown; Attorney, Perry G. Gruman; case #1407405, 06/25/14. Range Road Professionals LLC, 6921 Pistol Range Road, Suite 103, Tampa 33635; Assets, $1,000,001 to $10,000,000; Debts, $1,000,001 to $10,000,000; Major Creditor, not shown; Attorney, Michael P. Brundage; case #14-07697, 06/30/14.
RR Circuit court judgments HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Activar Inc. vs. Transdor Corp., (address not shown), $11,296, plaintiff, case #13 CC 014680, 06/18/14. Anda Inc. vs. Scripts Direct LLC, 3450 E. Fletcher Ave., No. 140, Tampa 33613, $44,534, plaintiff, case #13 CA 012398, 06/17/14. GEICO Indemnity Co. aso Davie Neal and Lafaydra Neal vs. Amass Resources LC/Theresa Coogle, (address not shown), $11,452, plaintiff, case #13 CC 010382, 06/16/14. The Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co. Inc. vs. Hansel Innovations Inc., 13224 E. Highway 92, Seffner 33527, $40,000, plaintiff, case #13 CA 000792, 06/19/14. Winkler Plastic LLC nka Nuconic Packaging LLC vs. B.C. Bundt Inc., 5221-B Ehrlich Road, Tampa 33624, $104,854, plaintiff, case #14 CA 004944, 06/19/14.
MANATEE COUNTY Ronald Benderson/ David H. Baldauf as Trustees vs. Clarkhouse LLC dba J’s Bistro/AJ’s Burger & Brew Inc. dba B&B Restaurant/Amy R. Burnett individually, 7108 229th St. E., Bradenton 34211, $151,876, plaintiff, case #2014 CA 001521, 06/16/14.
PASCO COUNTY CenterState Bank of Florida NA vs. Scott M. Gebhardt DO PA/ Gabzach LLC, 2718 Windguard Circle, Wesley Chapel 33543, $590,855, plaintiff, case #2014CA001059CAAXES/B, 06/17/14.
PINELLAS COUNTY Clear Channel
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Broadcasting Inc. vs. Biostem U.S. Corp. aka Biostem International Corp., 13555 Automobile Blvd., Suite 220, Clearwater 33762, $17,539, plaintiff, case #2013 1902CI 15, 06/16/14. Connor’s Jet Age Fuel Inc. vs. Noead Corp./Katie Noe, 2522 Stickney Point Road, Sarasota 34231, $43,330, plaintiff, case #14 002013 CI, 06/18/14. Federated Capital Corp. vs. Peggy S. Carter dba Inspirations a Full Service Salon, 1010 Sailwinds Blvd., No. 104, Largo 33773, $14,576, plaintiff, case #08 18708 CI, 06/16/14. James R. Parenteau vs. Brian Charles Bartlett/ The Paul Joseph Group LLC dba A-1 Recovery and Tokay Towing/Apex Towing & Recovery LLC/ Philip Decelles, P.O. Box 7783, St. Petersburg 33734, $1,804,193, plaintiff, case #2011 CA 011022CI, 06/16/14. Regions Bank vs. McCabe’s Electric Inc./Michael Jean McCabe, (address not shown), $120,000, plaintiff, case #12 11381 CI 13, 06/20/14. Regions Bank vs. KRB FL Inc. fka America’s Business Manager Inc., (address not shown), $42,555, plaintiff, case #13 649 CI 11, 06/16/14. Synovus Bank vs. Don Pancho Villa Inc./Don Pancho Villa Restaurant Market Inc./Margarito Perez/Isabel Dothe-Cruz, (address not shown), $143,201, plaintiff, case #12 5538 CI 19, 06/18/14. VT Industries Inc./VTI of Georgia Inc. vs. Lusara LLC/Ralph Rugo, 304 Spring Court, Clearwater 33771, $12,738, plaintiff, case #13 006194 CO, 06/19/14.
RR Federal tax liens HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Bonds Bonds Bonds Inc./ Bill Dye Bail Bonds, 111 E. Liberty St., Jacksonville 32202, $24,691, (941), Book/Page 22637/593, 06/19/14. Arnold Ramirez, 1005 W. Busch Blvd., Suite 104-F, Tampa 33612, $13,210, (6672), Book/Page 22639/1067, 06/20/14.
PINELLAS COUNTY Nicholas Insurance LLC, 3689 Tampa Road, Suite 324, Oldsmar 34677, $32,019, (940/941), Book/Page 18435/2606, 06/17/14. Twinkle Stars Inc., 104 Seacrest Drive, Largo 33771, $63,039, (940/941), Book/Page
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Inc. (Florida Hospital), on property at 6919 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa 33613, Book/Page 22629/489, 06/16/14.
BANKRUPTCIES — PAGE 20 Obtained from bankruptcy courts. Provides credit information about businesses and serves notice of change in company structure. A Chapter 7 filing means a company is liquidating its holdings. A Chapter 11 filing means a company is free from the threat of creditors’ lawsuits until it develops a reorganization plan.
Claimant: Florida Geodynamics Inc., Contractor: J.A. Burleigh Construction Inc., $48,029, Owner: Eisenhower Property Group LLC, on property at Sec. 21 31S 20E, Book/Page 22632/620, 06/17/14.
BUILDING PERMITS — PAGE 21 Compiled from county inspection departments Residential and commercial building permits are listed with project value.
Claimant: Florida Geodynamics Inc., Contractor: J.A. Burleigh Construction Inc., $51,585, Owner: Tucker JV LLC, on property at Sec. 32 30S 20E, Book/Page 22632/621, 06/17/14.
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CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS — PAGE 20 Obtained from circuit court dockets. Represents valuable information to consider in dealings with businesses. Judgments of $5,000 or more are listed. Cases are referred to as named when the suit was filed. LIENS — PAGE 20 Contractors file construction liens against companies. Obtained from public records at county courthouses. Federal tax liens of $5,000 or more are obtained from the Internal Revenue Service. Liens provide valuable information in considering dealings with a business. NEW BUSINESSES — PAGE 20 Clearwater only BUSINESS TAXES — PAGE 20 New and renewed licenses required by counties for companies to do business.
Claimant: Payne’s Environmental Services LLC, Contractor: J.A. Burleigh Construction Inc., $15,000, Owner: Tucker JV LLC, on property at Symmes Road, Riverview, Book/Page 22634/1939, 06/18/14. Claimant: Jamie Rand, Contractor: (not shown), $125,474, Owner: RDI Waters LLC, on property at Sec. 23 28S 17E, Book/Page 22635/809, 06/18/14. Claimant: Synergy Rents LLC, Contractor: Baysouth Sitework LLC, $16,372, Owner: AWDW Holdings LLC, on property at 7103 E. Sixth Ave., Tampa 33619, Book/Page 22636/48, 06/19/14.
MANATEE COUNTY 18435/2607, 06/17/14. DeGeorge Ceilings Inc. of Florida, 4499 126th Ave. N., Clearwater 33762, $27,287, (941), Book/Page 18435/2613, 06/17/14. Buddy Foster Chevrolet Inc., 4850 Seaberg Road, Zephyrhills 33541, $88,817, (941), Book/Page 18435/2618, 06/17/14. Gregory A. Darst, P.O. Box 999, Butner, N.C. 27509, $30,002, (6702A), Book/Page 18435/2620, 06/17/14. AJSH III LLC, 3600 66th St. N., St. Petersburg 33710, $15,273, (941/2290), Book/Page 18435/2621, 06/17/14. Susan A. Smithson, 2565 Haines Bayshore Road, Clearwater 33760, $27,261, (6672), Book/ Page 18435/2636, 06/17/14.
RR Release of federal tax liens HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Book/Page 22637/632, 06/19/14.
(sales & use), Book/Page 22637/1933, 06/19/14.
PINELLAS COUNTY
PNC LLC/Cheap, 309 S. Howard Ave., Tampa 33606, $18,277, (sales & use), Book/Page 22637/1934, 06/19/14.
Jonathan P. Grinsted, 48 Midway St., Clearwater 33767, $30,000, (CIVP), Book/Page 18435/2626, 06/17/14. Olusanya Oyekoya, 3013 N. 48th St., Tampa 33605, $13,768, (6672), Book/Page 18435/2631, 06/17/14.
POLK COUNTY Heartland Economic Development Authority Inc., P.O. Box 1761, Bartow 33831, $28,832, (990T), Book/Page 9277/153, 06/23/14.
SARASOTA COUNTY Jeffery P. Koehn, 4411 Bee Ridge Road, No. 266, Sarasota 34233, $58,494, (6672), Book/Page 2014074190, 06/24/14.
RR State tax liens HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Jeremiah L. Playle, 2627 Ranch Road, Dover 33527, $12,641, (CIVP), Book/Page 22637/630, 06/19/14.
University Food Store Inc./University Citgo, 2245 E. Fletcher Ave., Tampa 33612, $68,995, (sales & use), Book/Page 22628/43, 06/13/14.
Sundial Ltd. Inc., 8901 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa 33604, $90,226, (941),
500 WS Owner LLC, 500 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa 33609, $17,498,
Vari Asian Inc., 20003 Tamiami Ave., Tampa 33647, $20,179, (sales & use), Book/Page 22637/1936, 06/19/14.
PINELLAS COUNTY Pnutt3 LLC, 4905 34th St. S., Suite 5800, St. Petersburg 33711, $12,117, (sales & use), Book/Page 18436/14, 06/17/14. MT Pizza LLC/Westshore Pizza, 6928 22nd Ave. N., St. Petersburg 33710, $20,503, (sales & use), Book/Page 18436/15, 06/17/14. Colorgraphx Inc., 4721 110th Ave. N., Clearwater 33762, $29,369, (sales & use), Book/Page 18437/1261, 06/18/14. Kareem Q. Muhammad/ Small Change Convenience, 1554 16th St. S., St. Petersburg 33705, $25,098, (sales & use), Book/Page 18437/1262, 06/18/14. C Group Hospitality LLC/America’s Best Inn Suites, 20788 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater 33765, $10,612, (sales & use), Book/Page 18440/1047,
06/20/14.
SARASOTA COUNTY Skipper Bob’s LLC/ Bob’s Boathouse, 5515 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota 34231, $27,397, (sales & use), Book/Page 2014073568, 06/23/14.
RR Construction liens HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Claimant: Wal-Mark Contracting Group LLC, Contractor: Skanska USA Building Inc., $45,803, Owner: Florida Health Science Services, on property at 1 Tampa General Circle, Tampa 33606, Book/Page 22627/1683, 06/13/14. Claimant: Wilma Johnigean, Contractor: Express Scripts, $34,449, Owner: NNN Netpark LLC/ NNN Netpark 24 LLC/NNN Netpark II LLC/NNN Netpark II 10 LLC, on property at 5701 E. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 33610, Book/Page 22627/683, 06/13/14. Claimant: The Diaz/Fritz Group Inc. dba Diaz Fritz Isabel, Contractor: BPRC Development LLC dba Carrollwood Physicians Development Group, $225,223, Owner: UCH Community Hospital
Claimant: Builder Services Group Inc. fka Masco Contractor Services Central Inc., Contractor: Gibraltar Homes Inc., $11,845, Owner: Gibraltar Homes Inc., on property at 8470 Enterprise Circle, Lakewood Ranch, Book/Page 2524/7705, 06/17/14. Claimant: Goodman Distribution Inc., Contractor: Tri-Tech Air Conditioning Inc., $65,211, Owner: Creekside Ranch Apartments LLC, on property at Creekside Apartments/5655 Lakewood Ranch Blvd., Bradenton, Book/Page 2525/3017, 06/20/14. Claimant: Downs Glass Co. Inc., Contractor: Steven Bramley Construction, $84,887, Owner: 5234 14th Street LLC, on property at Lot 1 and Lot 2 Woodland Estates, Book/Page 2525/3984, 06/20/14.
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Ulmerton Road, Largo, Book/Page 18437/1422, 06/18/14. Claimant: Sunshine State Coating Inc., Contractor: CPG Construction LLLP, $63,097, Owner: Urban Edge Apartments Ltd., on property at 320 Fourth Ave. S., St. Petersburg, Book/Page 18437/966, 06/18/14. Claimant: Armstrong Air & Heating, Contractor: Armstrong Air & Heating, $64,348, Owner: Urban Edge Phase II Ltd., on property at Lots 1/2/3 Block 76 City of St. Petersburg, Book/Page 18440/321, 06/20/14. Claimant: Quinn Lyons, Contractor: K&B Sitework, $17,281, Owner: SunTrust Bank, on property at 16202 Bay Vista Drive, Clearwater 33760, Book/Page 18440/471, 06/20/14. Claimant: M.J. Wolfe & Associates, Contractor: Ukumbak Apartments, $45,000, Owner: Ukumbak Apartments, on property at 1395 Davis Road, Dunedin 34698, Book/Page 18440/503, 06/20/14. Claimant: Allied Interiors, Contractor: The Hatch Group LLC, $41,209, Owner: Shaner Madeira Beach LLC, on property at 601 American Legion Road, Madeira Beach 33708, Book/Page 18440/580, 06/20/14. Claimant: Cast-Crete USA Inc., Contractor: Taylor Corp. et al., $34,071, Owner: Snell Isle Development Co. LLC, on property at 1325 Snell Isle Blvd. N.E., St. Petersburg, Book/Page 18440/62, 06/20/14.
RR New businesses CITY OF CLEARWATER Bluegreen Vacations Unlimited Inc., 27001 U.S. 19 N., No. 2096, Clearwater 33761, advertising or marketing. Storysight Inc., 1104 S. Duncan Ave., Clearwater 33756, advertising or marketing agency. FTJR Consulting Inc., 2692 Enterprise Road, No. 503, Clearwater 33759, advertising or marketing agency.
Claimant: ASAP Investments Inc., Contractor: F. Vielhauer LLC, $10,000, Owner: F. Vielhauer LLC, on property at 1291 Raleigh Court, Tarpon Springs 34689, Book/Page 18435/232, 06/17/14.
Richard Summers Mobile Car Detailing, 2894 Holbrook Court, Clearwater 33761, auto washing & polishing.
Claimant: Goodman Distribution Inc., Contractor: Tri-Tech Air Conditioning Inc., $27,206, Owner: Pinellas Heights LLLP, on property at 11411
J&IW LLC, 1004 Pineview Ave., Clearwater 33756, rentals.
Mavik Group Corp., 801 N. Fort Harrison Ave., Clearwater 33755, internet sales business.
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operations products, opened a distribution center at 4406 Madison Industrial Lane, Tampa. This 229,000-square-foot facility is the company’s 44th center in the United States and Canada, and the fifth in Florida, according to a statement. For more: www. hdsupply.com. Crisis Center of Tampa Bay launches men’s anti-violence R
initiative: The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay launched Men Stopping Violence Against Women, an initiative that engages men and boys in the effort to end gender-based violence, according to a statement. The program will create a network of leaders committed to engaging men in a community effort to end violence. The program is funded
by a grant from the Verizon Foundation that allows for six months of grassroots mobilizing, a statement said. For more: www. crisiscenter.com. If your business is starting up, relocating or expanding, or new products or services, contact JoLynn Brown via email at jbrown@ bizjournals.com
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LEADS RR Business taxes HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Eye Doctors Optical Outlet PA dba Optical Outlets, 5607 Johns Road, Tampa 33634, advertising agency or service (no printing). New Tampa Assisted Living Community LLC, 14712 N. 42nd St., Tampa 33613, assisted living facility. Gardens Of Time LLC, 4603 N. St. Vincent St., Tampa 33614, assisted living facility. Kelly A. Carey, 712 S. Oregon Ave., Tampa 33606, attorney-at-law. Torres Multiservices LLC, 8811 Sheldon Chase Drive, Tampa 33635, auto detailing or washing or polishing or pinstriping. 3 Jay Enterprises Inc., 4189 E. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 33612, auto retail sales. Central Florida Auto Wholesale Inc., 801 E. Bearss Ave., Tampa 33613, auto retail sales. Chrystal Queen Of Diamonds Hair Salon LLC, 10954 N. 56th St., Temple Terrace 33617, beauty salon. Manuel Cordoba, 3942 State 60 Road, Suite 16, Dover 33527, cabinet repairs or refinishing or installation. Smith Kitchen Cabinets LLC, 106 W. Seneca Ave., Suite 44, Tampa 33612, cabinet repairs or refinishing or installation. Andrew Collins, 12412 Tree Pointe Court, Riverview 33578, cable tv installation. Ricky Dean Johnson Jr., 3716 N. 12th St., Tampa 33603, cable tv installation. Yondre Perez, 3653 Fountain Mist Drive, Apt. 102, Tampa 33614, cable tv installation. Uncion Divina Carpets Services LLC, 1009 E. Ida St., Tampa 33603, carpet and vinyl floor installation. On The Go Gourmet LLC, 8721 N. Orangeview Ave., Tampa 33617, chef-food being prepared in clients home. Jennifer Cain, 3311 W. Rogers Ave., Tampa 33611, cleaning service (3 or fewer emp). Yoanniel Luis, 2508 W. Cluster Ave., Tampa 33614, cleaning service (3 or fewer emp). Restore Cleaning Service LLC, 4803 Melton Ave., Apt. 218, Tampa 33614, cleaning service (3 or fewer emp). Rosa Diaz Cleaning Services, 1510 Maydell Drive, Tampa 33619, cleaning service (3 or fewer emp). The Device Clinic Inc., 3514 Trapnell Grove Loop,
Plant City 33567, computer & cell phone repair. DW Concessions LLC, 5600 E. Martin L. King Blvd., Tampa 33619, consultant. Angels Care Health Systems Inc., 4803 George Road, Tampa 33634, consultant. D&M Screen Savers LLC, 11015 Mizelle Creek Trail, Lithia 33547, contractormultiple services. Joseph Wareham, 13431 Fishhawk Blvd., Lithia 33547, dentist. Drafting Resolutions LLC, 4213 Union St., Tampa 33607, drafting service. The Event Reverie, 7837 Carriage Pointe Drive, Gibsonton 33534, event planner. Socorro Martinez, 2403 W. Reynolds St., Plant City 33563, food truck. Touch Of Life Agency Inc., 322 Regal Park Drive, Valrico 33594, home health care service. Russell G. Hamel’s Cleaning Service, 1808 Sterling Palms Court, Apt. 203, Brandon 33511, janitorial service (0-3 emp). Fishhawk Blvd. Kickboxing & Martial Arts Inc., 16313 Fishhawk Blvd., Lithia 33547, karate school no hz. Jewett Construction LLC, 817 Crenshaw Lake Road, Lutz 33548, laminate flooring or patio or walkway. Eric Howard, 7920 Tidewater Trail, Tampa 33619, landscaping or janitorial services. Delmar Lopez Ramos, 2029 Seventh St., Wimauma 33598, lawn mowing & trimming etc. Stephens Richard Deandre, 6011 Vel St., Wimauma 33598, lawn mowing & trimming etc. Angel Tree Services Corp., 7215 N. Marie Ave., Tampa 33614, lawn mowing & trimming etc. Angel’s Tree & Landscaping Services Inc., 7215 N. Marie Ave., Tampa 33614, lawn mowing & trimming etc. Mahe Designs Inc., 4207 S. Dale Mabry Highway, Suite 3204, Tampa 33611, manufacturer. Thai Sandwich, 7901 W. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 33615, mobile food service. Tracey Tanner Automotive, 3217 Wheeler St., Dover 33527, motor vehicle body shop. Eugenio Rivero Sanchez, 1508 W. Rio Vista Ave., Tampa 33603, nonstructural work under $1000 no electrical or plumbing.
Sergios Creations Corp., 1240 Taylor Road, Suite A, Seffner 33584, performs services for construction contractors.
33614, retail sales.
property maintenance.
Ward Property Maintenance, 1915 W. Flora St., Tampa 33604, performs services for construction contractors.
Brian Christopher Murray, 12055 Citrus Falls Circle, Suite 205, Tampa 33625, retail sales.
Pinchers Crab Shack, 28330 Paseo Drive, Suite 185, Naples 34108, restaurant.
Home Of Cabinets & Granite Corp., 3817 S. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa 33611, retail store.
Vapor Unlimited LLC, 32733 Eiland Blvd., No. 102, Wesley Chapel 33545, retail electronic cigarettes.
Lin’s Decor Inc., 3805 Cypress Trails Drive, Polk City 33868, non-licensed construction.
The Basket Case, 226 Oakfield Drive, Brandon 33511, retail store without hazardous waste surcharge.
American H20 Inc., 8729 Braxton Drive, Hudson 34667, retail water softeners.
Blessing Retail Store Inc., 12930 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa 33612, retail store without hazardous waste surcharge.
Juston L. Shively Tree Service, 15312 Bermondsey St., Hudson 34667, tree service.
Natural Floor ShineMarble Terrazzo & Granite, 5480 Citrus Hill Drive, Polk City 33868, non-licensed construction.
A Resendiz Painting LLC, 8406 N. Edison Ave., Tampa 33604, performs services for construction contractors. GIC Total Air Conditioning & Heating Service LLC, 2731 W. Union St., Tampa 33607, performs services for construction contractors. Lazaro Construction Services LLC, 4605 N. Lois Ave., Tampa 33614, performs services for construction contractors. George Aiken & Co. Inc., 8832 W. Broad St., Tampa 33615, performs services for construction contractors. Miguel Ontiveros, 1002 Turner Drive, Tampa 33619, performs services for construction contractors. Colon Solis Javier, 8714 N. 13th St., Tampa 33634, performs services for construction contractors. LD Painting & Renovation Inc., 9112 Bayou Drive, Tampa 33635, performs services for construction contractors. Number One Aluminum Inc., 3123 W. Lambright St., Tampa 33616, performs services for construction contractors or install screen or gutters or soffit. Nicole A. Benhammou, 3140 Grand Pavilion Drive, Suite 103, Tampa 33613, personnel service-staffing. 2nd Chance Event Planning, 4203 Richmere St., Tampa 33617, planning consultant. All -N-1 Assets, 4129 E. Linebaugh Ave., Tampa 33617, property preservation or cleaning or vacancy prep or lawn care. Marty’s Handyman Services LLC, 10353 Carrollwood Lane, Suite 141, Tampa 33618, public multi serv-pressure wash or trim railing or haul debris or fence repair or touch up paint. Mora Realty Group, 10432 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Suite B, Tampa 33618, real estate broker. Wisdom Techus Inc., 6627 Marina Point Village Court, Suite 108, Tampa 33635, referral or recruiting service. New ABC Seafood Restaurant Inc., 1441 E. Fletcher Ave., Suite 107, Tampa 33612, restaurant.
Cherry Blossom Family Dentistry, 13431 Fishhawk Blvd., Lithia 33547, office.
Intelligent Gourmet, 4245 Henderson Blvd., Tampa 33629, restaurant.
RDS Painting Services LLC, 11219 Cocoa Beach Drive, Riverview 33569, performs services for construction contractors.
The Daily Bubble, 8928 N. Arrawana Ave., Tampa
Osa Melle Enterprises LLC, 4815 E. Busch Blvd., Tampa 33604, retail sales.
Hatem Enterprises Inc., 11506 N. 56th St., Temple Terrace 33617, retail store without hazardous waste surcharge. Maria Paiz De Loaiza, 3635 Henderson Blvd., Tampa 33609, salon-beauty or cosmetology. Bridge Prep Academy Of Tampa Inc., 2418 W. Swann Ave., Tampa 33609, schoolcharter. Mindedahl Transportation LLC, 1503 Ranchero Lane, Plant City 33567, transportation service. Silver Liner Transportation LLC, 19240 Stone Hedge Drive, Tampa 33647, transportation service. Juan Gregorio, 7815 Social Circle, Suite A, Tampa 33614, wholesale merchant or retail sales or export or import.
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POLK COUNTY Freddy Nieves, 4118 N. 10th St., Haines City 33844, agriculture. Revindustry Printing & Design, 1913 Indian Trails Court, Lakeland 33813, art entertainment recreation.
The AC Tech Cooling & Heating LLC, 4011 N. April St., Lakeland 33812, contractor air conditioning. Sun-Glo Pool Commercial & Residential Services LLC, 8134 E. Tom Costine Road, Lakeland 33809, contractor pool spa commercial. Romeo’s Roofing LLC, 500 N.W. First Ave., Mulberry 33860, contractor roofing.
Employer Payroll Solutions Inc., 250 S.W. Magnolia Ave., No. 101, Winter Haven 33880, employee leasing co.. Simply Southern Catering, 709 W. Pipkin Road, Lakeland 33813, food catering. Angel E. Mesa, 302 E. Main St., Dundee 33838, fruit vegetable stand.
Chris NTS Cleaning, 1238 Gatewood Ave., Brooksville 34604, janitorial service.
Peggy E. Hjort, 1185 S. Dudley Ave., Bartow 33830, healthcare related activities.
Charles Booth/Booth’s Bargains, 20624 Preston Lane, Lutz 33558, mail order.
Globe Insurance LLC, 2073 W. U.S. 92, Winter Haven 33881, insurance agency.
Travis F. White Services LLC, 22394 Mizell Road, Dade City 33526, property maintenance. KBS Solutions, 6828 20th St., Zephyrhills 33542, property maintenance. KB Landscaping, 4107 Winding River Way, Land O’Lakes 34639, property maintenance. Fillmer Installations LLC, 8827 Angoff Drive, New Port Richey 34653,
Store Your Great Ideas Office Furniture Center 2117 W. Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa (813) 254-7253 www.ofctampa.com
Trax Co., 604 Kattering Road, Davenport 33897, non-licensed construction.
Margin Free LLC, 700 E. Memorial Blvd., Lakeland 33801, non-prepared food sales-site.
Parlor 4 LLC, 6915 Hermitage Drive, Lakeland 33810, cosmetology salon.
Tracy Scott Photography, 4428 Beaumaris Drive, Land O’Lakes 34638, photography.
Kelly Burke Designs LLC, 740 Brunello Drive, Davenport 33897, nonlicensed construction.
Parrish Law PLLC, 2034 Spirit Lake Road, Winter Haven 33880, attorney.
Dixie Gurlz Cleaning Service, 5541 10th St., Zephyrhills 33542, cleaning service.
Cassirer Russell Xavier, 17714 Nicks Drive, Spring Hill 34610, fence installation.
Elite Home Improvement Of Central Florida LLC, 123 Seventh JPV St., Winter Haven 33880, non-licensed construction.
Byrd Construction LLC, 2377 Sunset Pointe Drive, Lake Wales 33898, nonlicensed construction.
Brandy Neicole Peavey, 4668 E. County Road, No. 540-A, Lakeland 33809, cosmetology salon.
Stephen Chancey Fence, 2251 Sofia Drive, Lutz 33558, fence installation.
BSP Services, 304 N. Third St., Dundee 33838, nonlicensed construction.
Orlando Balloon Rides LLC, 44294 Highway 27, Davenport 33897, art entertainment recreation.
Royal Automotive & Detailing, 9349 Denton Ave., Port Richey 34668, car wash or detailing.
Larry Yonko, 3915 Winston Drive, Elfers 34680, driveway (acrylic) or sealant.
33803, non-licensed construction.
Vapors N More LLC, 6700 S. Florida Ave., No. C-4, Lakeland 33813, manufacturing other. Family Counseling Of Lakeland LLC, 3730 Cleveland Heights Blvd., No. 4, Lakeland 33803, mental health counselor. Castillo Party Rentals, 203 Charlotte St., Winter Garden 34787, mobile vendor w or prepackaged food. AGO Construction Inc., 7400 Powers Ave., Apt 577, Jacksonville 32217, nonlicensed construction. Brad Joseph Stainsby, 1118 Afton St., Lakeland
Family Dollar Stores Of Florida Inc., 4285 Kathleen Road, Lakeland 33810, nonprepared food sales-site. H&J Cleaning Services, 3004 Rossi Lane, Lakeland 33801, other services. Talvia Patrisia West, 2960 Morgan Combee Road, Lakeland 33801, other services. Liz Felker, 619 Crevesse St., Lakeland 33805, other services. Dorothy Renee Causey, 1315 14th St., No. J-123, Lakeland 33805, other services. Michael J. Dunn, 2334 Maple Hill Drive, Lakeland 33811, other services. Emanuel Rodriguez Cruz, 1308 Bramblewood Drive, Lakeland 33811, other services. Creative Rocks & Waterscapes LLC, 3250 S. Bonnybrook Drive, Lakeland 33811, other services. Dust Dynasty, 680 E. Findley Ave., Eagle Lake 33839, other services. C&C Handyman, 180 Eagle Lake Loop Road, Winter Haven 33880, other services. Prestigious Cleaning Services, 744 31st Court N.W., Winter Haven 33881, other services. Alan E. Dean, 118 Balmoral Court, Davenport 33897, property sales leasing equipment. Orin K. Victor, 617 Aster Drive, Davenport 33897, property sales leasing equipment. Green Acres Real Estate LLC, 251 Ruby Lake Lane, Winter Haven 33884, real estate broker. Green Tea 888 Inc., 384 Havendale Blvd., Auburndale 33823, restaurant.
✓ Desks ✓ Panels ✓ Chairs ✓ Files ✓ Storage ✓ Tables
Papa John’s Pizza, 2004 E. Highway 60, Lake Wales 33898, restaurant.
renovation at 2223 N. Westshore Blvd., Suite 269, $100,000.
Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc., 919 Lakeland Parkcenter Drive, No. 300, Lakeland 33809, retail trade.
Robert Holsopple, commercial renovation at 1310 N. 22nd St., 2nd Floor Office Space, $500,000.
Northside Gun Sales, 3618 Deborah Drive, Lakeland 33810, retail trade. Veritread LLC, 6850 New Tampa Highway, No. 100, Lakeland 33815, retail trade. Julia Bonilla, 1425 Highway 17, Bartow 33830, retail trade. Solita I. Davis, 2 Lago Vista Court, Davenport 33837, retail trade. Kitchens Flooring & More, 36184 Highway 27, Haines City 33844, retail trade. Loucinda Marie Stephens, 2537 N.E. Sixth St., Winter Haven 33881, retail trade. Suzette Hyman, 811 E. Reflections Loop, Winter Haven 33884, retail trade. Skip Dunlap Boat Sales LLC, 1701 Cypress Lake Road, Lake Wales 33898, retail trade. International School Of Well Drilling, 5039 Creekview Lane, Lakeland 33811, school. Native Wings LLC, 518 Susan Drive, Lakeland 33805, transportation.
RR Building permits — Commercial HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Adelhardt Construction of Florida, commercial renovation at 3800 Citibank Center Tampa, Parking Garages J & E, $1,009,400. Carta Construction LLC, commercial renovation at 9902 Brompton Drive, Clubhouse, $210,000. Crossroads Construction, commercial building at 202 N. Brevard Ave., Dormitory Building, $12,000,000. Ed Taylor Construction, commercial renovation at 13933 Lynmar Blvd., Laser Locators, $150,000. GP Construction Inc., commercial building at 18236 S. U.S. 301, School Building #8, $108,000. Iconstructors LLC, commercial renovation at 101 E. Kennedy Blvd., $1,410,000. Ranon & Jimenez Inc., commercial renovation at 4016 Sun City Center Blvd., Cath-Lab & CT Scan Room, $1,000,000. Rectenwald Brothers Construction, commercial
Trimar Construction Inc., commercial renovation at 1 Tampa General Circle, 2nd Floor, $312,000. Wedgewood Contractors, commercial addition at 3802 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Gym/Office/ Storage, $968,680.
MANATEE COUNTY Holliday Group of Sarasota, commercial building at 7730 Lindrick Lane, Recreational Building, $989,783.
PASCO COUNTY Bandes Construction, commercial addition at 8149 Treelet Court, Assisted Living Facility, $400,000. Marcobay Construction, commercial building at 21500 State Road 54, Lowes Garden Center, $100,000. Miller Construction Management, commercial alteration at 8834 State Road 52, Divide Into 3 Units, $250,000.
PINELLAS COUNTY Burch Homes & Construction, commercial renovation at 1055 E. Lake Woodlands Parkway, Anytime Grill, $450,000.
POLK COUNTY Gifford Contracting, commercial renovation at 4715 S. Florida Ave., Daycare, $100,000. Global Construction, commercial renovation at 3630 U.S. 98 N., Restaurant, $125,000. Interstruct Inc., commercial alteration at 2120 U.S. 92 W., $100,000. Mayes Construction LLC, commercial alteration at 1301 State Road 60 E., Convert To Restaurant, $185,000. Miller Construction Management, commercial alteration at 501 E. Lemon St., 8th Floor Buildout, $520,000.
SARASOTA COUNTY Bisson Construction, commercial alteration at 140 University Town Center Drive, No. 215, Forever 21 Retail, $480,000. DM Constructors LLC, commercial alteration at 6320 Tower Lane, Veterinary Clinic, $100,000. Madesin General Contractors, commercial alteration at 140 University Town Center Drive, No. 121, Express Retail, $400,000.
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LEADS Magnum Builders of Sarasota, commercial alteration at 6000 Airport Circle, Sarasota Bradenton Airport, $6,236,420. Magnum Builders of Sarasota, commercial renovation at 6000 Airport Circle, Passenger Processing Area, $2,354,188. Management Resource Systems, commercial alteration at 140 University Town Center Drive, No. 275, Lululemon Athletica, $150,000. Management Resource Systems, commercial alteration at 140 University Town Center Drive, No. 166, Victoria’s Secret, $500,000. Oakstone Construction Inc., commercial building at 140 University Town Center Drive, No. 256, Pottery Barn, $914,470. Oakstone Construction Inc., commercial alteration at 140 University Town Center Drive, No. 253, William Sonoma, $300,000. Osprey Construction, commercial alteration at 2601 Cattlemen Road, No. 304, Office Space, $120,000. Willis A. Smith Construction, commercial building at 5895 Hummingbird Ave., Fire Station #16, $4,000,000.
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Coral Drive, Valencia Lakes, $313,554.
Carlin Construction Inc., single-family residence at 3401 W. Wallcraft Ave., Lynwood, $295,000.
Gray Family Homes Inc., single-family residence at 17582 Brown Road, Cypress Lake Estates, $679,938.
Carlin Construction Inc., single-family residence at 436 Channel Drive, Davis Islands, $450,000.
Homes By West Bay LLC, single-family residence at 6950 Old Benton Drive, Waterset, $355,685.
Cavonis Enterprises, single-family residence at 19321 Gunn Highway, $839,402.
Homes By West Bay LLC, single-family residence at 527 Winterside Drive, Mirabay, $294,805.
David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 405 S. Fremont Ave., Duplex, $281,135.
Homes By West Bay LLC, single-family residence at 5940 Watercolor Drive, Fishhawk Ranch, $484,945.
David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 1216 Cadence Court, Brooker Reserve, $396,382.
Homes By West Bay LLC, single-family residence at 5917 Jasper Glen Drive, Fishhawk Ranch, $494,871.
David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 11871 Frost Aster Drive, Model Home at Waterleaf, $301,974.
Homes By West Bay LLC, single-family residence at 6529 Nestall Court, Waterset, $353,259.
David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 11838 Frost Aster Drive, Waterleaf, $301,974. David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 6904 Old Benton Drive, Waterset, $333,627. David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 5914 Watercolor Drive, Fishhawk Ranch, $436,528. Florida Home Partnership, single-family residence at 1111 Humble Haven St., Bayou Pass Village, $237,124. GL Homes, single-family residence at 16109 Cape
$507,113. M Tampa Corp., singlefamily residence at 19224 Verdant Pasture Way, $265,000. M Tampa Corp., singlefamily residence at 19221 Verdant Pasture Way, $240,720. M Tampa Corp., singlefamily residence at 10524 Mistflower Lane, Bassett Creek Estates, $350,000. M Tampa Corp., singlefamily residence at 10615 Mistflower Lane, Bassett Creek Estates, $257,830. M/I Homes, single-family residence at 11512 Blue Crane St., Estuary, $475,791. M/I Homes, single-family residence at 115 Dakota Hill Drive, Kingsway Road, $294,033. M/I Homes, single-family residence at 19405 Whispering Brook Drive, $390,993.
KB Homes, single-family residence at 10705 Massimo Drive, Mirabella, $401,566.
M/I Homes, single-family residence at 4739 Woods Landing Lane, Camden Woods, $257,637.
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 5923 Esker Falls Lane, Fishhawk Ranch, $311,680.
Benko Construction, single-family residence at 556 Honeyflower Loop, $233,000.
Highfield Circle, $779,800.
Peter Orebaugh, singlefamily addition at 2513 W. Palm Drive, Boulevard Park, $120,000.
Southbend LLC, singlefamily residence at 6955 Crestpoint Drive, Waterset, $545,053.
CW Custom Construction, single-family residence at 7605 257th St. E., $252,000.
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 7804 110th Ave. E., $206,972.
Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 9119 Mountain Magnolia Drive, Magnolia Park, $298,665.
Southern & Traditional Homes, single-family residence at 18714 Lithia Ranch Road, Lithia Ranch, $838,204.
D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 2942 Esmeralda Drive, $295,000.
Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 362 Laurel Falls Drive, Southshore Falls, $329,988. Radd Builders, singlefamily residence at 3608 Highland Country Trail, Highland Country Estates, $367,376. Rutenberg Construction, single-family residence at 475 W. Davis Blvd., Davis Islands, $510,685. Ryan Homes, single-family residence at 14459 Alistar Manor Drive, Highland Estates, $389,985. Ryan Homes, single-family residence at 14342 Haddon Mist Drive, Highland Estates, $409,066.
KB Homes, single-family residence at 7259 Somerset Pond Drive, Cypress Creek, $427,043.
M/I Homes, single-family residence at 207 Dakota Hill Drive, Kingsway Road, $416,234.
Lennar Homes, singlefamily residence at 1209 Ballard Green Place, Brandon Pointe, $232,932.
M/I Homes, single-family residence at 206 Dakota Hill Drive, Kingsway Road, $423,293.
Lennar Homes, singlefamily residence at 2419/2425 Cumberland Cliff Drive, Spyglass at River Bend, $335,061 (each).
M/I Homes, single-family residence at 205 Dakota Hill Drive, Kingsway Road, $432,337.
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 12002 Rambling Stream Drive, Enclave at Ramble Creek, $368,699.
M/I Homes, single-family residence at 4726 Woods Landing Lane, Camden Woods, $256,976.
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 14121 Quarry Lake Road, Fishhawk Ranch, $391,309.
Lyons Heritage Tampa LLC, single-family residence at 15719 Willowdale Road,
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 11342 Memorial Highway, Chandler Woods, $468,733.
Standard Pacific Homes, single-family residence at 13321 Fawn Lily Drive, Waterleaf, $479,210. Standard Pacific Homes, single-family residence at 2613 Milford Berry Lane, Retreat at Carrollwood, $512,076.
Suarez Central LLC, singlefamily residence at 2712 Colewood Lane, Martins Gardens, $462,667.
Maronda Homes Sun Coast, single-family residence at 7330 61st St. E., $335,000.
Sunrise Homes, singlefamily residence at 9471 Swift Creek Circle, Stoney Creek, $462,225.
Medallion Homes, singlefamily residence at 12907 50th Court E., $200,000.
Valrico Crosby LLC, single-family residence at 545 Westchester Hills Lane, Crosby Crossing, $250,689.
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Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 6508 55th St. E., $238,832. Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 5505 65th Terrace E., $250,445. Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 5409 65th Terrace E., $250,868. Suarez Central LLC, single-family residence at 9304 Raes Creek Place, $245,000. T.L. Hill Construction, single-family residence at 6150 Ninth Ave. Circle N.E., $1,550,498. Taylor Morrison, singlefamily residence at 5120 Tivoli Run, $200,500.
Neal Communities, singlefamily residence at 4151 Shimmering Oaks Drive, $203,800.
PASCO COUNTY A-Investments Development Co., single-family residence at 7109 Timber Ridge Way, Wilderness Lake Preserve, $200,000.
Neal Communities, singlefamily residence at 6731 Curzon Terrace, $409,990. Neal Communities, singlefamily residence at 12452
M/I Homes, single-family residence at 1754 Cameron Court, Trinity Preserve, $221,545.
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Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 8030 111th Terrace E., $213,108.
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Stunning Lakefront home in Laurel Lakes, with sparkling heated pool and numerous upgrades, as well as easy access to I-75 and Tampa.
Milo Miller, single-family residence at 25806 75th Ave. E., $325,000.
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 11904 Persian Terrace, $211,987.
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William Ryan Homes Florida Inc., singlefamily residence at 12034 Whistling Wind Drive, Enclave at Ramble Creek, $290,835.
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Lee Wetherington Homes, single-family residence at 4618 Balboa Park Loop, $394,232. Maronda Homes Sun Coast, single-family residence at 2208 10th Ave. E., $244,845.
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Johnson Homes, singlefamily residence at 6906 73rd Court E., $417,000.
Standard Pacific Homes, single-family residence at 13324 Fawn Lily Drive, Waterleaf, $648,064.
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John Cannon Homes, single-family residence at 7910 209th St. E., $393,795.
Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 11212 58th St. Circle E., $244,900.
Premier Sotheby’s International Realty 8141 Lakewood Main Street, N-101 Lakewood Ranch, FL, 34202 Each office is independently owned and operated.
Spectacular Deep Water Large Custom Key West home in a small maintenance free, Gated community on Terra Ceia Bay.
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LEADS Mak Homes Inc., singlefamily residence at 35041 St. Joe Road, $349,000.
PINELLAS COUNTY Javic Homes, singlefamily residence at 3022 Wentworth Way, Wentworth, $549,235. Rutenberg Construction, single-family residence at 674 Richmond Close, Wentworth, $618,755.
POLK COUNTY Alvin Rodriguez, singlefamily residence at 102 Double Diamond Drive, Double Diamond, $240,000. Avatar Properties, singlefamily residence at 1267 Harbor Ridge Drive, Solivita, $204,000. Avatar Properties, singlefamily residence at 459 Villa Park Road, Solivita, $246,000.
Groves, $304,180.
Park Place, $400,000.
D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 5077 Harvest Drive, Patterson Groves, $308,040.
DWB Properties LLC, single-family residence at 6124 Park Lane, $100,000.
D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 8014 Page Court, Patterson Groves, $314,106. D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 6200 Lee Vista Blvd., Patterson Groves, $315,871. D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 8010 Page Court, Patterson Groves, $233,374. D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 5073 Harvest Drive, Patterson Groves, $252,013. D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 5071 Harvest Drive, Patterson Groves, $271,000.
Avatar Properties, singlefamily residence at 812 San Raphael St., Solivita, $278,000.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family residence at 8008/8012 Page Court, Patterson Groves, $292,379 (each).
D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 5052 Harvest Drive, Patterson
Duane McQuillen Construction, single-family residence at 6545 Heritage
Gifford & Gifford Construction, single-family residence at 3 Brook Lane, $120,000.
M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 1958 Altavista Circle, Terralargo, $310,320. M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 168 Magneta Loop, Estates of Auburndale, $226,200.
GSF Enterprises, singlefamily residence at 617 Pintail Circle, $100,000.
M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 177 Magneta Loop, Estates of Auburndale, $232,400.
Highland Homes, single-family residence at 141 Highland Meadows Place, Highland Meadows, $134,535.
M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 1950 Altavista Circle, Terralargo, $361,760.
Highland Homes, single-family residence at 135 Highland Meadows Drive, Highland Meadows, $110,915. Highland Homes, singlefamily residence at 2832 Sheldon St., Hartford Estates, $115,000. Highland Homes, singlefamily residence at 4525 Olsen Road, Highland Meadows, $199,995. KB Homes, single-family residence at 4335 Moon Shadow Loop, $110,000.
M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 1962 Altavista Circle, Terralargo, $362,000. M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 1948 Altavista Circle, Terralargo, $288,400. M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 2022 Altavista Circle, Terralargo, $182,800. M/I Homes, singlefamily residence at 1954 Altavista Circle, Terralargo, $289,840. Maronda Homes, single-
family residence at 619 Washington Way, Liberty Square, $207,235. Maronda Homes, singlefamily residence at 216 Barrington Drive, Haines Ridge, $256,645. Musick Construction LLC, single-family residence at 1063 S. Dakota Ave., Dixieland, $241,200. Olivera Constuction Inc., single-family residence at 4327 Tokose Place, Morgan Creek Preserve, $317,840. Park Square Homes, single-family residence at 5221 Oakbourne Ave., Oakmont, $218,000. Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 237 Almeria Way, $145,500. Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 528 Pamplona Place, $158,000. Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 804 Bridgeford Crossing Blvd., Bridgeford Crossing, $142,375. Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 153 Lakeshore Drive, Bridgeford
Crossing, $117,890. S&C Development Group Inc., single-family residence at 3633 Hurlbut Circle, Country Oaks Estates, $100,000. Signature Homes, singlefamily residence at 225 Captain Hook Way, Crows Nest, $121,575. Signature Homes, singlefamily residence at 475 Peter Pan Blvd., Crows Nest, $121,575. Signature Homes, singlefamily residence at 612 Chicago Way, Ridges of Dundee, $110,400. Southern Homes of Polk County, single-family residence at 749 Buccaneer Blvd., Shores at Lake Sears, $170,000. Waller Construction, single-family residence at 608 Pintail Circle, Oak Crossing, $104,500.
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D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 21 Blake Way, Osprey Woods, $346,531. Gatewood Custom Carpentry, single-family addition at 5793 Old Ranch Road, Myakka Valley Ranches, $175,000. J.E. Tucker Inc., singlefamily residence at 819 Paradise Way, Siesta Isles, $132,500. Libra Construction LLC, single-family residence at Arbor Oaks Drive, Arbor Oaks, $121,000.
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D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 5445 Cartegena Drive, Ashton Pointe, $219,000.
Ashton Orlando Residential LLC, singlefamily residence at 857 Molly Circle, $143,667.
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D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 5577 Cartegena Drive, Ashton Pointe, $185,000.
Ryland Homes, singlefamily residence at 8491 Nandina Drive, Palmer Lake, $164,551. Samuel E. Marrs, singlefamily residence at 7181 Westwood Way, Westwood By Myakka Valley, $120,000. W. Barnett Enterprises Inc., single-family residence at 2127 Doud St., Pinehurst, $207,840.
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Advisory Systems Engineer-Development @ Syniverse Technologies, Inc. (Tampa, FL) F/T Design, develop & test new applications & perform life cycle support for existing applications. Assist in reqts phase for projects; utilize object oriented or structured methods to create design documents; code applications from detailed design specifications; unit test application using applications tools; & research & recommend new technology & methodologies to help increase overall efficiencies. Reqts: Bachelor’s degree or foreign equiv in Comp Sci or rel & 6 yrs exp in job offd or Software Engineer or rel. The position also requires 4 yrs exp w/ the following: Reqts gathering, translating reqts into interface designing working w/external dvlpmnt team, Star Scheme Design, Performance Tuning & load balancing resources for large amounts of data & 2 yrs exp using Microsoft Office Applications. Position also requires exp w/ following special tools: Oracle, PLSQL/SQL, Java & Groovy, designing & directing the ETL process, incl data quality & testing, & designing & implementing logical & physical database structure. Send resume to: E. Knight, HR, Syniverse Technologies; 8125 Highwoods Palm Way, Tampa, FL, 33647. Indicate job title and code “AS-FL” in cvr. ltr. EOE.
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Senior Systems Engineer-Development @ Syniverse Technologies, Inc.; (Tampa, FL) F/T. Develop applications, create high-level design documents from reqts utilizing object oriented or structured methods that contain such systems as use cases, flow diagrams, structure definitions & architecture diagrams. Review design documents, code & test results to ensure accuracy & completeness & adherence to reqts. Assist in projects enhancements & life cycles. Formulate & define system scope objectives & specification. Serve as expert & assist users in defining needs. Estimate work effort based on specifications & scope. Reqts: Bachelor’s degree or foreign equiv in Comp Sci, Eng, Tech or rel & 7 yrs of progressively responsible exp in job offd or as Sftwr Engr or rel. Alternatively, the employer will accept a Master’s degree in the aforementioned fields & 5 yrs exp in job offd or rel. This position also requires exp w/: utilizing client server architecture, object oriented techniques, Java, J2EE, TCP/IP, SIP, UDP, Oracle, Coherence, UNIX, Hibernate & Ant Technologies. Send resume to: E. Knight; HR; Syniverse Technologies; 8125 Highwoods Palm Way, Tampa, FL, 33647. Indicate job title & code “PS-FL” in cvr. ltr.
Senior Systems Engineer-Development @ Syniverse Technologies, Inc.; (Tampa, FL) F/T. Develop, design & test new applications & perform life cycle support for existing applications. Handle development effort for subsystems (or major components) of a large-scale project. Provide cross-functional support within the company’s RFI’s, RFP’s, RFQ’s, & sales calls, & provide input for business case development, market analysis & operational issues. Reqts: Master’s degree (or foreign equiv) in Comp Sci or a rel & 1 yr of progressively responsible exp in a Unix, Tandem, or Mainframe environment. Alternatively, the employer will accept a Bachelor’s degree (or foreign equiv) in the aforementioned fields & 7 years of progressively responsible exp in one of the aforementioned development environments. Must have knowledge of company products, systems & applications & proficiency with developing SQL. Exp w/following: software design processes & methods, system architecture, & Microsoft Office applications. Must have exp using a source code management tool & possess expertise in C, C++, Java, or Adobe Flex. Send res to: E. Knight; HR; Syniverse Technologies; 8125 Highwoods Palm Way, Tampa, FL, 33647. Indicate job title and code “NX-FL” in cvr. ltr.
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