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n the middle of our newsroom is the first TBBJ publisher’s giant mahogany desk. Every year, it becomes a cerebral battleground of sorts, as our team convenes to piece together our annual 25 People to Watch list. The goal is part fun, part strategic, as the process of defining 25 people we collectively believe will be the key newsmakers of 2015 helps us shape our coverage priorities in the weeks ahead. We believe it also represents a call to action for those on the list to show up, do, lead, make impact, survive or force change in the Bay area’s ever-dynamic business community. In a few cases, this is a watch list for failure. For the fly on the wall, our process of getting to the final list reminds me of clips of the British Parliament in

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how successful we were in pinpointing newsmakers. The track record is pretty strong, despite some duds. In years past, we’ve had a few “empty chairs,” reflecting important open positions that were undergoing wide searches to fill a leadership vacuum. Although a case could be made for whoever succeeds Stuart Rogel at the helm of the Tampa Bay Partnership, we have no such silhouettes for our 2015 list. There is an attempt to make sure the list reflects diversity, including regional and industry differences. But news trumps all. We expect the group we assembled to be making the headlines in 2015 across all our beats. READ MORE ON PAGE 4.

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SANTOSH GOVINDARAJU RRCEO RRConvergent Capital Partners Santosh Govindaraju heads a company poised to make its mark on Tampa Bay’s two urban centers. Convergent Capital Partners owns Knights Point, a retail complex on Harbour Island in downtown Tampa, as well as 100

Central Ave., an office building in downtown St. Petersburg. Knights Point is a highly visible waterfront property, adjacent to the Westin Tampa Harbour Island. In dire need of renovations, Knights Point has the potential to become a vibrant destination that would contribute to the revitalization of downtown Tampa. In St. Petersburg, 100 Central Ave. is a vital part of the urban core. The 130,000-squarefoot office building previously housed Universal Health Care’s headquarters, and

investors say they’re seeing more demand for office space in St. Pete. Progress will likely be visible in St. Pete first, Govindaraju said. He’s working on deals for the UHC building that could bring 600 jobs to downtown St. Pete — deals that could come to fruition by February. It’ll be a bit longer for Knights Point. “By next summer you’ll start seeing the true perfomance of that property,” he said. “We’ll bring it back to life.” — Ashley Gurbal Kritzer

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Termed out after 10 productive and occasionally tumultuous years on the Hillsborough County Commission, Mark Sharpe has taken the reins of the Tampa Innovation Alliance, a nonprofit economic development coalition whose mission is to lift up the USF area of Tampa. You could also call it the Suitcase City Reclamation Project. In 2011, four big players in the area — University of South Florida, Florida Hospital Tampa, Moffitt Cancer Center and Busch Gardens — formed the TIA, but it lacked focus and leadership. That’s where the cando ex-Commish comes in. It’s a daunting gig. Not only does Sharpe have to craft a vision that the four main players can embrace, he’s bent on recruiting other area businesses — right down to corner bars and body shops — to get involved. All this takes money, so raising funds will be a big part of the job. Sharpe is working on a two-year agreement, so he must balance long-term goals with quick, demonstrable results. As per usual, he’s excited, energized — and undaunted. – Eric Snider

Pinellas County’s biggest Dunkin’ Donuts franchisee owns nearly two dozen of the pastry-and-java joints, with more on the way. This year Vik Patel diversified, moving into the beer world by opening The Brass Tap in Oldsmar. It’s the first of a 10-store franchise contract with the brand. Patel is fast-tracking Brass Tap. Two more are under construction, with more in the pipeline. Patel is a below-the-radar restaurant operator who could become an unsung champion of the Bay area brew scene. — Eric Snider

A proposal by the Food and Drug Administration would recategorize some small cigar manufacturers and regulate them like they are cigarette companies. Eric Newman, president of Tampa’s last remaining commercial cigar manufacturer, J.C. Newman Cigar Co., argues that new regulations would force his company out of business and end Tampa’s long run as a cigar manufacturing center. He organized a rally last summer to send comments to the FDA before the decision, expected early in 2015. How Newman responds to the decision will determine whether Tampa gets to keep its last commercial manufacturer. — Chris Wilkerson

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RRCEO RRTampa Bay Lightning and Strategic Property Partners The CEO of the Tampa Bay Lightning will take center stage in another chief executive role in 2015. Tod Leiweke is also CEO of Strategic Property Partners, the holding company for Lightning owner Jeff Vinik’s real estate endeavors. After spending the last few years assembling about 25 acres between downtown Tampa and Channelside, SPP’s plans will begin to take shape in 2015. Besides real estate development, SPP — a powerhouse of real estate and sports entertainment players, including Leiweke, Minnesota Wild vice chairman Jac Sperling and Tampa developer Bob Abberger – is also zeroing in on attracting a corporate headquarters in 2015. Between real estate and economic development, 2015 will be a defining year for the Vinik era in Tampa. — Ashley Gurbal Kritzer

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A quiet electronic buzz is humming in Ybor City. It’s the sound of young businesses lured by affordable rent to set up shop in Tampa Bay’s party district, a place few bother to tread before night. The historic district is waiting for a charismatic presence to tout the positives of Ybor, to draw a more businessfocused crowd. Cue the wide smile of Roberto Torres. Torres has the success story and drive to be Mr. Ybor. The head of Black and Denim Apparel Co. now sells his merchandise in his three-inone retail, cafe and coworking space. The space’s opening is perhaps the first flashy step in inviting young urban professionals to spend the day in Ybor City. – Wade Tyler Millward

This is going to be a big year at Tampa International Airport at almost every level and Tiliacos will have a hand in most of it. After more than a year of planning, the new concessions rollout begins in 2015 with the awarding of several new leases to a fresh lineup of retail shops, restaurants, bars and duty free stores. Tiliacos also is in charge of TIA’s world class customer service – arguably one of the reasons companies are attracted to Tampa Bay. With a $1 billion construction project under way, it will be Tiliacos’ team trying to keep the experience seamless so the airport can keep its reputation. — Chris Wilkerson

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RRExecutive director RRTampa Bay Technology Forum Chastised as providing nothing more than networking events, TBTF has an opportunity to redefine itself in 2015 under its new leader, Daniel James Scott. He has spent his professional career in both the private and public sectors. He’s a serial entrepreneur. He helped create University of South Florida-St. Petersburg’s undergraduate entrepreneurship program. He lends his services as a walking LinkedIn to new faces in the tech crowd. Scott has the resources and potential to create a public-private partnership between tech and colleges, with a lot of tech dollars at his disposal. The “spark catalyst” (his Twitter handle) could build a desired young, skilled workforce untempted by the bright lights of Silicon Valley. TBTF can add practical meaning for its partners by fulfilling the technology sector’s promise of luring companies with products and talent. Otherwise, it will keep its underachieving reputation as the tech sector social club. – Wade Tyler Millward

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Lamb will be at the head of the table as the Tampa Bay Partnership, the area’s largest economic development organization, begins the search for a new CEO. It’s an opportunity to take a fresh look at the market, and find “models of success” among other regional economic development groups, Lamb said. Lamb had been chairman for less than a week when he accepted the resignation of Stu Rogel, the founder and CEO who led the Partnership for more than 20 years. The organization has established priorities of workforce issues, transportation, baseball as an industry and marketing the region in a way that supports other economic development partners. The Partnership’s board has been “deeply engaged” in talks about those priorities and the future, Lamb said, and is focused on creating a vision for the next 20 years. — Margie Manning

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USF President Judy Genshaft is regularly a candidate for our annual people to watch feature because of the size of the institution, its business focus, its national rank as a research university and the number of USF graduates who stick around Tampa Bay to grow careers. This year, she could play a pivotal role in shepherding a downtown Tampa home for the $163 million Morsani College of Medicine and USF Heart Health Institute. A proposed campus at Channelside Drive and South Meridian Avenue in downtown Tampa could be “bigger than baseball,” Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn told a group of USF trustees in October. If she can persuade the Legislature to help make the development happen, the move will also free up needed space on USF’s main campus. – Alexis Muellner Look online for a list of people we are always watching like Jeff Vinik and Bob Buckhorn in a new 25 People to Watch Hall of Fame list. www.tampabaybusinessjournal.com

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When D.T. Minich left his job as director of Pinellas County’s tourist bureau this summer, his long-time right hand took over and from all appearances the transition has been seamless. Yet that pesky “interim” tag persists. Flush with dollars from record bed tax receipts, Downing and his staff unveiled an ambitious marketing plan for 2015. Yet the commissioners continue a nationwide search for Minich’s replacement, in what some speculate is because of the $50,000 they committed to a search firm. At some point, Pinellas government risks losing a valuable talent who has a strong reputation nationally. — Eric Snider

Brian Auld will be the most public voice of the Tampa Bay Rays as the baseball club pursues options for a new stadium. Just a couple of months after he was promoted to president of the Rays, Auld stood side-by-side with St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman at a Dec. 9 news conference, discussing a memorandum of understanding that would allow the Rays to explore stadium sites in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. “We have immense challenges ahead of us in terms of finding our new home and our future home,” Auld said at the news conference, adding, “It’s not going to be easy to get there.” —Margie Manning

Ryan Toth stepped into the local leadership role at Beck Group this fall when Mark House took on national responsibilities. Toth’s promotion is in line with Beck’s culture of developing its talent and moving its directors around to develop new skills and keep the leadership fresh. At age 24, Toth saw an ad on the wall in the basement of USF’s engineering school and applied for an internship. He started at Beck making coffee and taping up drawings. In 2015, he’ll oversee the expansion of his staff from 70 to 100, based on Beck’s role in the $500 million Phase 1 development at Tampa International Airport. – Alexis Muellner

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It’s high noon for the smartphones of car-shy Hillsborough County residents. Skirting the law – and the price and inconvenience of a traditional cab – are the popular ridesharing apps. Uber and Lyft have replaced traditional cabs for pedestrians avoiding parking before a night on the town, or risking a DUI after. The man leading the county’s showdown with ridesharing is Kyle Cockream, lawman-turned-head of the county’s public transportation commission. After 28 years at the Hillsborough County sheriff’s office, Cockream moved to transportation. His enforcement of fines and misdemeanor charges for Uber drivers has earned fierce criticism from the technology community. His actions embarrass the area as a backward luddite, critics say, although he has the support of traditional cab companies. He faces challenges not only from the San Francisco startups, but also taxi services launching their own competing Uber-killer apps. While Uber foots the fines, Cockream promises his own app as an answer to ridesharing. He faces the difficult task of coordinating all the county’s public transportation into one app, taking the best Uber services permitted by law. — Wade Tyler Millward

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MIKE MERRILL RRCounty administrator RRHillsborough County Amid the drumbeat that mass transit is the key missing link in Tampa Bay’s long-term economic development, Hillsborough’s county administrator must lead an effort to fashion and sell a transportation plan that taxpayers have shown they’re reluctant to pay for. Mike Merrill is soft-spoken and poker-faced, but it’s not hard to recognize a burn in his belly to get things done. He has a thorough understanding of the Rubik’s Cube that is Hillsborough transportation, big picture to minutiae. The administrator also has the trust of his bosses at the County. That all will come in handy in 2015. Public transportation is in dire need of a victory in these parts. Merrill is now the point man for making it happen. — Eric Snider

The print media has been visibly losing altitude as a result of the disruptive forces of digital media. SaintPetersBlog’s Peter Schorsch considers himself to be among the disruptors. Schorsch’s company picked up steam in 2014 with a couple of splashy hires. His ambitious plans for 2015 include full-time staffs in Orlando and Jacksonville to cover local politics and help launch FloridaPolitics. com – a domain he picked up this summer for only $8,500. He also has plans for a quarterly glossy magazine in 2015. He recognizes he is a “walking conflict of interests,” since about 70 percent of his company’s revenue is from advertising and the other 30 percent is from political consulting. Schorsch expects Extensive Enterprises will hit the $1 million revenue mark in 2014. Schorsch sees the political industry with its lobbyists, consultants and firms focused on political power as a $1.1 billion industry in Florida that is not being targeted by anybody else. “This is a really cool moment,” Schorsch said looking into the next year. “I was as busy the week after the election as I was the week leading up to it.” — Chris Wilkerson

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Landing a potential new stadium as home for the Tampa Bay Rays is one of several key economic development initiatives for Murman. “This is going to be a major year for us,” Murman said. Another vital piece is “transportation as it relates to economic development, to make sure we have the right growth patterns established for the county.” With hundreds of thousands more residents projected to move to Hillsborough County over the next two decades, creating the right transportation network for a live-workplay environment is crucial, she said. — Margie Manning

Industry observers expect about 40 community banks in Florida will disappear in the next year or two, as they are swallowed up by bigger institutions. Martinez will play a leading role in that consolidation, after IberiaBank Corp. (Nasdaq: IBKC) completes its purchase of Florida Bank in 2015. As IberiaBank’s Florida regional president, Martinez will have a vital tool to use for acquisitions: IberiaBank stock, which has grown more than 50 percent in value in the past couple of years. That might be just the lure needed to persuade aging community bank executives and investors eager to get more liquid holdings to sell. — Margie Manning

As the WaVE hits an accelerated pace of its own in 2015, Mark Swanson is in a position to help the organization leverage some of its wins. A veteran of the U.S. Army, he cut his teeth as a serial entrepreneur, raising more than $70 million in venture capital. He sold Telovations Inc. six years after he founded it to Bright House Networks in 2012. He’s now vice president at the cable, phone and Internet provider. 2015 will be an important year for the WaVE as it is only two years out from it’s 50 & 5 goal and has made aggressive moves like bolstering its board for next year with New York-based entrepreneur Kelly Hoey. – Wade Tyler Millward

Heights, with his partner at SoHo Capital, Adam Harden. Just north of downtown Tampa, Riverside Heights is entitled for 1,600 residential units, 400,000 square feet of office space and 200,000 square feet of retail space. That type of development in close proximity to downtown Tampa could create the kind of density that’s necessary for urban vibrancy – the kind of density it currently lacks. Up first is a 317-unit apartment building, and the

partners are also on track to open up the first phase of the Armature Works building on the site. The first phase will include two restaurant concepts, owned and operated by the partners, although Bruck isn’t ready to disclose what they will be. Ideally, that phase will be open by September or October 2015. “We want to create something that’s going to be impactful for the next 20 years,” Bruck said. — Ashley Gurbal Kritzer

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In real estate circles, Andrew Wright is largely known for launching Franklin Street at age 25 and growing it through the recession. In 2015, though, Wright will face a much more public challenge. Franklin Street has been tapped by Tampa Bay Lightning Owner Jeff Vinik to oversee the leasing and management of Channelside Bay Plaza, the beleaguered waterfront mall in downtown Tampa’s Channel district. The challenge Wright faces in 2015 is making the plaza into a destination before the remainder of the surrounding neighborhood is built. It’s his job to create a place that will draw in not only the surrounding neighborhood, but the entire city. — Ashley Gurbal Kritzer

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St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman has agreed to allow the Tampa Bay Rays to search for a new stadium site in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. The stadium site search is a fine line for Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn, a regionalism advocate who at the same time is a very vocal cheerleader for Tampa, especially its urban core. “This is not about me. This is not even about Tampa. It’s about keeping the Rays in the region,” Buckhorn said. “I’m competitive as hell but more important is that we keep this team and that they’re successful.”

University Mall’s status as an aging, rundown enclosed mall is hardly unique across the country. But unlike many of those properties, which have been hurt by changing demographics in their surrounding areas, the mall on Fowler Avenue is in a strong trade area, with the nearby University of South Florida and health care institutions providing a customer base. RD Management LLC, based in New York, has plans to capitalize on that dynamic. It paid $29.5 million for the mall and is planning to overhaul the mall’s west anchor. A conceptual site plan posted on its website shows a warehouse club, grocery store and fitness center in the spot of the vacant west anchor. The conceptual plans also add a medical office and student housing component to the north end of the property. “I think it’s a great location and it needs some tender loving care,” said Richard Birdoff, principal with RD Management. “And I think we can make it a vibrant place again.”

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Luxury retail won’t succeed, Bern said — it would have to be geared toward the student population. “I’ve got some clients myself that would like to be in that trade area,” Bern said. “The traffic is just so strong up there.”

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New gelati joint in Tampa is part of dessert mashup movement Gelati is not just the plural of gelato, Italy’s creamier version of ice cream. Gelati is also a layered combination of Italian ice and soft-serve ice cream. Rita’s, with several locations throughout the Tampa Bay region, has been offering the hybrid dessert for years. This week saw the soft opening of Mr. Penguin in South Tampa, which features Italian ice, soft-serve ice cream and, yes, gelati. Los Angeles transplants Chris Oh and David Lee, along with a silent third partner based in California, have developed the new brand and opened the flagship Mr. Penguin on Platt Street. Gelati is part of a trend that restaurant analyst Darren Tristano calls “mashup desserts.” He cites as examples the “cronut” (croissant/donut), “walnut” (waffle/ donut) and “townie” (tart brownie). The mashup idea also extends beyond desserts

— for instance, Taco Bell’s Waffle Taco. These fusion treats are part of a mad rush to develop products that appeal

to Millennials, said Tristano, of Chicago-based Technomic: “It’s a generation that really looks for what’s new — and

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BANKS RANKED BY DEPOSITS IN TAMPA BAY AS OF 6/30/14 Address Phone

Local deposits 6/ 30/2014

Total deposits 6/ 30/2014

Local market share 6/30/ 2014

101 E. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa 33602 813-225-8153

$14.96 billion

$1.13 trillion

100 S. Ashley Drive, #1000 Tampa 33602 813-276-6632

$13.37 billion

401 E. Jackson St. Tampa 33602 813-224-2121

Business name Website

Bank of America

Wells Fargo Bank

SunTrust Bank

Raymond James Bank NA

Regions Bank

Branch Banking & Trust Co. (BB&T)

Fifth Third Bank

JPMorgan Chase Bank

USAmeriBank

bankofamerica.com

www.wellsfargo.com

Top local executive

16.9%

Bank of America Corp. Charlotte, NC

Bill Goede, Market President, Tampa Bay

$1.14 trillion

15.11%

Wells Fargo & Co. San Francisco, CA

David Guzman, Regional President, Tampa

$10.66 billion

$136.88 billion

12.05%

Suntrust Banks Inc. Atlanta, GA

Allen Brinkman, President, CEO, Tampa Bay

710 Carillon Parkway St. Petersburg 33716 727-567-8000

$10.28 billion

11.61%

Raymond James Financial Inc. St. Petersburg

Steven Raney, President/CEO

1511 N. West Shore Blvd., Ste. 850 Tampa 33607 813-639-3400

$6.54 billion

$96.32 billion

7.39%

Regions Financial Corp. Birmingham, AL

Marty Lanahan, West Florida area president

400 N. Tampa St., Ste. 130 Tampa 33602 813-223-3832

$4.15 billion

$137.82 billion

4.69%

BB&T Corp. Winston-Salem, NC

J. Kenneth Coppedge, Regional president, West Florida

201 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 102 Tampa 33602 813-306-2653

$3.68 billion

$99.44 billion

4.15%

Fifth Third Bancorp Cincinnati, OH

Brian Lamb, President, CEO, Fifth Third Bank (North Florida)

100 N. Tampa St., Ste. 3300 Tampa 33602 813-483-8240

$2.56 billion

$1.37 trillion

2.89%

JPMorgan Chase & Co. New York, NY

Daniel Borasch, President, Middle Market Banking

4790 140th Ave. N. Clearwater 33762 727-723-7273

$1.55 billion

$2.46 billion

1.75%

USAmeriBancorp Inc Clearwater

Joseph Chillura, CEO

11125 Park Blvd., Ste. 121 Seminole 33772 727-392-4727

$1.37 billion

$8.8 billion

1.55%

Third Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland Cleveland, OH

Diana Neely, Florida regional manager

601 Bayshore Blvd., Ste. 100 Tampa 33603 813-872-1201

$1.21 billion

1.37%

Tampa Bay Banking Company Tampa

William West , President/CEO

201 N. Franklin St., 15th Floor Tampa 33602 813-293-6655

$999.08 million

$227.35 billion

1.13%

PNC Financial Services Group Inc. Pittsburgh, PA

Joseph Meterchick, Regional president, Florida West

www.suntrust.com

www.raymondjamesbank.com

www.regions.com

Parent/holding company

www.bbt.com

www.53.com

www.jpmchase.com

www.usameribank.com

Third Federal Savings & Loan

The Bank of Tampa

PNC Bank

www.thirdfederal.com

www.bankoftampa.com

www.pnc.com

TD Bank

CenterState Bank of Florida NA

C1 Bank

BankUnited

Intervest National Bank1

The Northern Trust Co.

Cadence Bank

Synovus Bank of Tampa Bay

Hancock Bank2

BMO Harris Bank NA

Iberiabank3

Bay Cities Bank

HomeBanc NA

www.tdbank.com

centerstatebank.com

synovusbankfl.synovus.com

hancockbank.com

www.bmoharris.com

www.homebanc.com

$3.31 billion

1.06%

Centerstate Banks Inc. Davenport

John Corbett, President/CEO

Trevor Burgess , CEO

$12.25 billion

0.92%

BankUnited NA Miami Lakes

Debbie Layer, EVP, Market President, Central & West Florida

625 Court St. Clearwater 33756 727-442-2551

$779.01 million

$1.31 billion

0.88%

Intervest Bancshares Corp. New York, NY

Keith Olsen, President

425 N. Florida Ave. Tampa 33602 813-277-0900

$764.32 million

$89.62 billion

0.86%

Northern Trust Corp. Chicago, IL

Daniel Honegger, President, Tampa Bay region

4890 W. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 820 Tampa 33609 813-961-6200

$759.36 million

$5.84 billion

0.86%

Cadence Bancorp LLC Houston, TX

John Watts, EVP, Market Leader

12450 Roosevelt Blvd. N. St. Petersburg 33701 888-317-0085

$745.62 million

$21.22 billion

0.84%

Synovis Financial Corp. Columbus, GA

Dominic DiMaio, President, CEO

4010 W. Boy Scout Blvd., Ste. 155 Tampa 33607 813-998-2888

$647.19 million

$15.33 billion

0.73%

Hancock Holding Co. Gulfport, MS

Eric Obeck, Regional President

501 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 175 Tampa 33602 813-204-1900

$557.89 million

$73.01 billion

0.63%

Bank of Montreal Montreal, QC

Dave Maraman, Regional president, Florida

1734 Main St. Sarasota 34236 941-552-3743

$467.44 million

$12.05 billion

0.53%

Iberiabank Corp. Lafayette, LA

Jeff Radcliffe, Market president, Sarasota/Bradenton

4301 W. Boy Scout Blvd., Ste. 150 Tampa 33607 813-281-0009

$453.46 million

51%

Florida Business Bancgroup Inc. Tampa

Gregory Bryant, President, CEO

101 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 4100 Tampa 33602 813-228-8300

$444.68 million

$630.94 million

0.5%

HomeBancorp Inc. Tampa

Jerry Campbell, President, CEO

$935.6 million

$810.06 million

www.iberiabank.com

www.bay-cities-bank.com

1101 First St. S. Winter Haven 33880 863-291-3900

6511 S. Tamiami Trail Sarasota 34231 941-366-2904

Michael Nursey, Market President, Central Florida

0.95%

Toronto-Dominion Bank Toronto, ON

$1.14 billion

1.12%

$841.72 million

www.bankunited.com

cadencebank.com

$186.01 billion

C1 Financial Inc. St. Petersburg

www.c1bank.com

www.northerntrust.com

$992.2 million

100 Fifth St. S. St. Petersburg 33701 877-266-2265

www.intervestnatbank.com

2307 W. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa 33609 813-250-3131

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Percentage of the banks on the List that are headquartered in the Tampa Bay area.

BIGGEST ONE-YEAR $ INCREASE IN LOCAL DEPOSITS Raymond James Bank

$1.13 billion

JPMorgan Chase Bank

$556 million

Regions Bank

$472 million

Bank of America

$405 million

Cadence Bank

$251 million

BIGGEST ONEYEAR PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN LOCAL DEPOSITS Cadence Bank

49.3%

Hancock Bank

29.2%

JPMorgan Chase Bank

27.7%

BankUnited

15.4%

C1 Bank

15.3%

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3 Data is prior to the acquisition of Florida Bank

NOTES: NA - not applicable, not available or not approved. Originally published Dec. 12, 2014.

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EverBank

BankUnited NA

Raymond James Bank NA

Mercantil Commercebank NA

www.everbank.com

www.bankunited.com

www.raymondjamesbank.com

www.commercebankfl.com

Capital Bank NA www.capitalbank-us.com

Location Contact info

Assets

Deposits

Net loans & leases

Employees

Locations

Year founded

Top executive

501 Riverside Ave. Jacksonville 32202 904-281-6000

$19.75 billion

$13.96 billion

$16.94 billion

3,156

1998

Robert Clements, Chairman/CEO

14817 Oak Lane Miami Lakes 33016 305-569-2000

$16.86 billion

$12.25 billion

$10.5 billion

1,626

105

2009

John Kanas, Chairman/ President/CEO

710 Carillon Parkway St. Petersburg 33716 727-567-8000

$12.14 billion

$10.28 billion

$10.37 billion

170

1994

Steven Raney, President/ CEO

220 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables 33134 305-460-8701

$7.47 billion

$5.84 billion

$5.01 billion

851

1979

Millar Wilson, Vice Chairman/CEO

121 Alhambra Plaza, Ste. 1601 Coral Gables 33134 305-670-0200

$6.63 billion

$5.21 billion

$4.67 billion

1,515

$5.57 billion

$3.97 billion

$3.25 billion

654

2010

Kent Ellert, President/ CEO

1970

Jorge Gonzalez, President/CEO

170

R. Eugene Taylor, Chairman/CEO

2010

Florida Community Bank NA

2500 Weston Road, Ste. 300 Weston 33331 954-984-3313

City National Bank of Florida

25 W. Flagler St. Miami 33130 305-577-7333

$5.03 billion

$3.84 billion

$3.12 billion

456

1111 Brickell Ave., Ste. 3010 Miami 33131 305-351-4317

$4.08 billion

$3.16 billion

$2.86 billion

503

1974

Mario Trueba, President/ CEO

1101 First St. S. Winter Haven 33880 863-291-3900

$3.89 billion

$3.31 billion

$2.38 billion

858

1992

John Corbett, President/ CEO

780 N.W. 42nd Ave. Miami 33126 305-569-5000

$3.27 billion

$2.86 billion

$2.22 billion

682

1982

A. Alfonso Macedo, President/CEO

4790 140th Ave. N. Clearwater 33762 727-723-7273

$2.99 billion

$2.46 billion

$2.37 billion

496

2007

Joseph Chillura, CEO

2720 Coral Way Miami 33145 305-982-3030

$2.63 billion

$1.83 billion

$1.67 billion

454

1974

Luis de la Aguilera, President/CEO

www.floridacommunitybank.com

www.citynationalcm.com

Sabadell United Bank NA

CenterState Bank of Florida NA

www.sabadellunited.com

centerstatebank.com

Ocean Bank

www.oceanbank.com

NOTES: - not applicable, not available or not approved 10 11 NA USAmeriBank www.usameribank.com

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LARGEST ONEYEAR PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN TOTAL ASSETS (6/30/20136/30/2014)* CenterState Bank of 65.6% Florida NA Florida Community Bank NA

61.3%

Stonegate Bank

51.4%

C1 Bank

40.5%

First Florida Integrity Bank

31.1%

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Brad Hale, managing director of CBIZ MHM LLC, performs technical accounting consultation services, including advisory services with respect to new accounting standard implementation. judgment in order to assess the financial performance of a company. The new revenue standard is applicable for public companies in 2017 and private companies in 2018. Public companies will have to disclose the impact to 2015 upon adoption. Substantial lead time may be needed in case information systems changes are necessary. Therefore, companies need to start the process of assessing the new standard now. The following steps provide best practices for attacking conversion to the new revenue standard. Step 1: Create a cross-functional team and execute brainstorming sessions to understand all revenue streams and all

of the areas in which revenue impacts your company. Since the accounting and finance teams can’t be expected to know all of the areas in which revenue impacts the company, make sure to include individuals who negotiate contracts such as supply chain and legal professionals, as well as accounting, finance, tax, treasury, information systems and human resources professionals. For instance, revenue may be a factor in debt covenant compliance or compensation arrangements, which are areas governed outside of the traditional accounting function. Step 2: Perform a technical deepdive into your company’s contracts and conclude on the appropriate accounting using the five-step model provided by the new revenue standard. The execution of this step can primarily be left to the accountants, but it will be critical for the accountants to understand all deliverables under the contract, as well as the derivation of the transaction price, including any variable consideration. Step 3: Document your conclusions. The new revenue standard requires the use of substantial judgment by management. Therefore, it is more important than ever to document the

reasoning behind each of these areas of judgment. Step 4: Continue to monitor implementation questions and answers that arise over the course of the next several years. Interpretive guidance will inevitably be introduced, and it is important to ensure that your company’s conclusions are in line with any such guidance provided. Step 5: Create tools such as a contract risk map for contract negotiators and accounting guides for contract modifications. As information systems and policies and procedures throughout the organization change, ensure that the proper tools and controls are in place to govern the company’s approach to revenue recognition. The implementation of the new revenue standard cannot solely be left to the accounting professionals. It is critical that other areas of the organization are able to provide input to support the areas of judgment introduced by the new standard. Those professionals, who frequently rely on revenue as a benchmark for investing, must understand the changes in order to continue to judge financial performance.

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THE PITCH

Arcticor expands, empanadas get wheels, Alorum founder gets a new gig Throughout the year, the Tampa Bay Business Journal has featured entrepreneurs, startups and businesses looking for funding in The Pitch. From software companies, to vampire baby plushies to anti-aging products, this section has seen companies reach their goals and ones that have had to go back to the drawing board. Here is an overview of what happened to some of the businesses after they shared their pitch.

1 ARCTICOR

Headquarters: Sarasota CEO: Jay Perry Founded: 2013 Employees: Two Website: arcticor.com Phone: 941-724-6698 Arcticor was born out the imagination of Jay Perry after a day at the beach with his family. He turned the idea into a new design for a cooler, one that would provide insulated drink holders to keep beverages cool in the sun. With a goal of $10,000 in his Kickstarter campaign, Perry surpassed the goal, receiving $11,618 in pledges. In November, Jay Perry was at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show where he spoke to Erik Kyle, publisher

of Great Lakes Scuttlebutt magazine. Perry said the company is currently working on additional cooler designs for other types of outdoor activities. 2 FAVORED & FLAVORED

Headquarters: Tampa CEO: Jacquel Hill Founded: 2009 Employees: Two Phone: 813-475-0220 Email: favored.flavored@gmail.com Jacquel Hill already had a following for her empanadas. Her next move, when TBBJ spoke to her in August, was to raise $8,000, primarily to purchase a food truck. Since her story has run, she’s had a

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presence at the Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival, the Harbor Sounds Music Fest, the Downtown Food & Wine Festival in St. Petersburg and the Safety Harbor Wine Festival. While her Kickstarter campaign failed to meet its goal, Hill did gather enough money to purchase her food truck, which is currently being prepared to hit the road. 3 ALORUM

Headquarters: Palm Harbor Founders: Daniel James Scott, Chris Kluis, Jacob Goldman Founded: Originally 2006, transitioned from LLC to C-corp in 2013 Employees: Five, including three founders Web: Alorum.com Phone: 727-324-9579 Alorum, creator of seoslides, a product that allows anyone to generate simple,

sticky, SEO-optimized, social media embeddable, lead generating multipage content, has continued to receive attention in 2014 since it was the first Pitch story to run in TBBJ. In March, Alorum participated in VenturePitch Orlando and in May, the company was a semifinalist in eMerge Americas Launch Competition. Daniel James Scott, one of the founders, was invited to be the guest speaker at the Pitch Party in October. A few weeks later, he was named CEO of the Tampa Bay Technology Forum. — Jo-Lynn Brown, jbrown@bizjournals.com The TBBJ does not endorse the companies featured in The Pitch, nor is this an invitation to invest.

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Employer: Fifth Third Bank Position: Investment executive

Employer: NorthStar Bank Position: Universal banker

Employer: USAmeriBank Position: Senior vice president, specialty lending manager

Employer: Cadence Bank Position: Mortgage loan originator

Employer: The Bank of Tampa Position: Senior vice president, talent management director

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Employer: Hancock Bank Position: Vice president, private banking

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Employer: TD Bank Position: Commercial relationship manager

BANKERS ON THE MOVE is a new section dedicated to bankers who’ve been hired, promoted or recognized in the last month and were submitted to People on the Move. Look for future sections.

L. Thomas Baker

Karen Bricken

John Fillingim

Victor Rivera

Employer: Synovus Bank Position: Director of commercial banking and senior leader

Employer: USAmeriBank Position: Senior vice president

Employer: Synovus Bank Position: Senior credit officer

Employer: Bank of America Position: Consumer banking area executive

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EXECUTIVE FILES DR. DEIDRA WOODS

Empath Health’s top physician believes organization has deep impact

Why Dr. Woods is a big deal: Suncoast Hospice has very recently been part of a rebranding effort and now falls under the Empath Health umbrella. As the organization’s chief medical officer, her position is a mix of clinical and administrative functions. Her main role is to ensure the quality of the medical care for patients across the Empath care continuum. It isn’t widely known how diverse the organization is, as it also includes services in AIDS care, children’s services and home health care, just to name a few. Woods has the rare distinction of being a physician who started her career as a registered nurse.

What is most misunderstood by the business community about Empath Health? We are a very large business in Pinellas County and we have more than 1,000 employees in the county and my department alone, we employ 15 full-time physicians, four parttime positions and five full-time

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nurse practitioners in addition to my position as the chief medical officer. Many people don’t realize that an organization like Empath Health would have full-time physician employees. But with the current Medicare [rules] and the need for physician involvement in the organization, that’s the most effective way for us to provide

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Dr. Deidra Woods physician services in the organization. How are you growing? I am challenged every day with the organization growing and learning about new business ventures, new opportunities

for partnership in our community. As a professional, my future is about really trying to keep up. I didn’t grow up with computers or cell phones and that was a large part of my learning curve. — Alexis Muellner

DECEMBER 12, 2014

AWARDS: CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY

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Celebrating Tampa Bay’s most philanthropic companies Small company winner 18 Medium company winner 20 Large company winner 23 Sponsored by

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AWARDS: CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY FINTECH RRSmaller Category Winner RR1-100 employees

Scott P. Riley says he’d live a different life if private school hadn’t saved him. Riley’s last straw in the public school system came after he manhandled a teacher in the sixth grade. At the time, his single mom raised him and his siblings in 1960s Largo on a nurse’s salary. His father, once a successful businessman and World War II veteran, was absent after a nervous breakdown. A neighbor sponsored Riley’s admittance to Mary Help of Christians Catholic Center’s private school in Tampa. There, he embraced schooling. He later accepted a football scholarship to University of South Florida. “I know the value of education,” Riley said. “Just because children are poor doesn’t mean they’re not smart.” Now CEO of Tampa-based Financial Information Technologies Inc., which does business as Fintech, Riley directs the company’s philanthropic funds to educational programs. The end goal: training and maintaining a skilled workforce in the Tampa Bay area starting at

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an early age. Fintech, which processes almost $2 billion a month in electronic alcohol sales, connects local businesses to untapped human capital at USF. Riley said he encourages fellow CEOs in civic organizations to go to USF to find marketing or accounting interns who are hirable if they fit the company culture. He himself hired four USF interns

after they helped Fintech build a more organized data system. For pre-college students, Riley created a scholarship to pay the nearly $1,000 difference between the cost of private school tuition and what’s paid by a program sponsoring students from low-income families with tax dollars. He estimated 370 kids afforded private school thanks to the public-private

partnership as opposed to the dozens he could help on his own. Despite having two children who are public school teachers, Riley said he refuses to deal with the bureaucracy of public school. He believes private school graduates are more likely to graduate college. He encourages other CEOs to reroute tax dollars into good causes. “You can make bang for your buck and direct where your money goes,” he said. “These days, you can give philanthropy and get a great return on it.” When Riley prays for deals to close, he promises to donate some of his earnings to Mary Help, the Catholic center that saved him years ago. Riley said he’s also working to open a high school at Mary Help in the Cristo Rey network of Chicago-based private Catholic schools. The high school, still in the formulation stage and slated to open in 2017, will have a work study program to connect students with internships. “Those of us that have been fortunate enough and become successful, you have to give back,” he said. “It’s finally cool to talk about giving.” “It’s hard not to like yourself if you’re helping others.” — Wade Tyler Millward

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Mark Fernandez Senior Vice President The Tampa Bay Rays are proud to join with United Way Suncoast as charter sponsors of the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s 2014 Corporate Philanthropy Awards. Our organization feels strongly that we have a unique

opportunity and responsibility to be impactful corporate citizens throughout the region. Our mission, to energize our community through the magic of Major League Baseball, is what drives us to be champions for philanthropic giving in our community. We work tirelessly to build a sustainable relationship of philanthropic excellence with our community partners. Since 2008, the Rays and the Rays Baseball Foundation, the official charity of the Rays, have proudly contributed more than $14 million through numerous outreach programs. The Rays Baseball Foundation focuses primarily on youth and education in the region. This year we launched ‘Be Water Smart from the Start’ with community partners including the YMCA’s of Metro Tampa, Greater St. Petersburg and the Suncoast. In 2012, RBF and the Helios Education Foundation announced a five-year, $1 million-dollar scholarship commitment to Take Stock in Children in five Bay-area counties. The Foundation also continues its partnership with United Way Suncoast and Jabil to provide the South St. Petersburg Neighborhood Initiative’s Walking School Bus program. The program ensures children attending Campbell Park Elementary have a safe way to get to school each day. RBF’s summer reading program, Reading with the Rays, now reaches nine counties around Tampa Bay with more than 22,000 kids participating this year. The program is designed to prevent summer learning loss by encouraging students to “read around the bases” at their local library for Rays prizes. We are proud to be a positive corporate partner in the Tampa Bay community and salute the finalists and winners announced today. We look forward to working with them in the future to ensure the health and success of our region.

Suzanne McCormick CEO As part of this great community, each of us shares a responsibility for the future of our region. And by exercising compassion for our neighbors, we build a foundation for prosperity, while inspiring others to stand up and make a difference.

The challenges we face as a community are significant. For example, in the central west coast of Florida (Citrus, DeSoto, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas and Sarasota counties) 15% of households live below the poverty threshold. What is even more eye-opening is that an additional 29% of households are above the poverty threshold, but are unable to consistently afford the basic necessities (2014 A.L.I.C.E. Report). I am inspired by the way our business community responds to challenges like this by rallying to help neighbors in need. Ensuring our youngest residents get the early literacy support they need to succeed in school. Working with teens to help them graduate from high school on time, prepared for college or career. And helping adults learn to make more informed financial decisions and develop the skills needed to secure better jobs. In short, helping the people of our community achieve a better life. Our work is bringing people and community resources together to address the most pressing issues we face today. In that role, we are fortunate to witness amazing generosity of spirit and resources from our business community through serving on non-profit boards, encouraging volunteerism, and making generous financial and in-kind investments. Because of your commitment and support, our community is a better place to live. United Way Suncoast is proud to once again join the Tampa Bay Rays as sponsors to the Corporate Philanthropy Awards. It is our privilege to be able to recognize the organizations and companies in our community that are committed to creating a culture of caring and making a difference.

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AWARDS: CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY GTE FINANCIAL RRBigger Category Winner RR101-500 employees

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Tampa’s GTE Financial approaches philanthropy not as something it “does” but something it “is.” “We very much want to be part of a community and be a vital source of stimulus for things,” said Joe Brancucci, GTE Financial president and CEO.

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The financial institution supports charities and initiatives that further the reach and impact of financial literacy and homeownership, with a special interest in helping to build personal prosperity, the company said in award submission materials. The not-for-profit credit union has partnered for the longterm with philanthropic organizations including Junior Achievement, Boys & Girls Club, United Way and Wheels of Success. Every year, the company also completes employee-driven charity fundraisers. They come together and select 12 charities — one per month — to rally behind. “Each month there’s a champion,” Brancucci said. From executives to tellers, as long as it’s not offensive, religious or political, employees can get creative to raise funds. “It gives them ownership of it. Then of course, that’s contagious,” he said. One example was a bowl-a-thon

JOE BRANCUCCI,

President and CEO of GTE Financial

for Junior Achievement that raised more than $21,000. GTE employees who show interest in serving on boards must pass a few “tests” beforehand. They have to be active on a board and it has to be a cause they’re passionate about. “There’s a difference between sitting on a board — I could sit on a chair, too,” Brancucci said. “We want you to be out there making a difference.” GTE also created the GTE Cares Program which rewards staff for volunteerism and personal donations. It offers special recognition, gift matching and financial support to staff’s team programs, submission materials said. Brancucci noticed a difference in hiring once GTE started really honing in on community involvement. “They come in new employee orientation and when we ask ‘Why did you join?’, a lot of them say they want to be a part of it,” he said. “That’s a big change. It’s now making the culture really kind of ingrained in the organization, hiring people that come with that particular motivation.” The TBBJ’s own reporting shows that Millennials are more interested in working for companies that care about the local community. — Pam Huff

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United Way Suncoast works to break the cycle of generational poverty through educational programs that give children the skills to succeed and help adults achieve financial stability to support themselves and their families.

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Feeding America Tampa Bay Fundraising Events Feeding America Tampa Bay

4702 Transport Drive, Building 6 Tampa, FL 33605 Phone: 813-254-1190 Fax: 813-258-5802 Contact: Thomas Mantz, tmantz@feedingamericatampabay.org www.FeedingAmericaTampaBay.org

Mission Statement

As the largest hunger-relief organization and only food bank in Tampa Bay, Feeding America Tampa Bay believes that no one should go hungry. Our mission is to fill the meal gap for hungry Bay area residents who don’t know where their next meal will come from. Feeding America Tampa Bay is a local affiliate of the nation’s food bank network, Feeding America, whose members provide hunger relief to the 50 million Americans who struggle with hunger.

Goals for 2014

Hunger in Tampa Bay: 700,000 people in Tampa Bay don’t know when their next meal will come. • Increase number of meals delivered in the community. • Add one new truck to our roster, enabling us to deliver 2 million more meals in the region. • Deliver 2.5 million pounds of nourishing foods (frozen meats, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, etc.) via Mobile Pantry distributions. Child Hunger: 250,000 Tampa Bay children, or one fourth of our youth population, are hungry. • Increase Kids Café service by 20%. • Add 500 more children to the Weekend Backpack program.

Year Established

FORK FIGHT Thursday, May 21, 2015 Fork Fight is an evening of world-class dining crafted by Tampa Bay’s premier chefs, featuring a reception with craft beers, gourmet courses paired with thoughtfully selected wines, and live and silent auctions throughout the evening. Last year’s proceeds helped provide more than 1 million meals to hungry Tampa Bay residents.

Volunteer Opportunities We welcome individuals, churches, schools, corporations and other groups to participate in our numerous volunteer opportunities. Feeding America Tampa Bay can help you to make a meaningful impact in the lives of thousands of people. All you need are willing hands and a caring heart. Activities include sorting food donations, stocking food pantry shelves, and helping with Mobile Pantry distributions and Kids Café nutrition programs. Call 813-254-1190 for more details.

Corporate Giving Opportunities Corporate Giving Opportunities: For every dollar we receive, Feeding America Tampa Bay can provide 7 full meals to our hungry neighbors in need. Through your contributions, we can fill the pantries of our more than 600 partner agencies, deliver 2.1 million pounds of food through Mobile Pantry distributions each year, and provide food for kids on the weekends who would otherwise go hungry because they are not receiving meals at school. Sponsorship opportunities are available for Mobile Pantry distributions, Kids’ Cafés and our Weekend Backpacks program. Call 813-254-1190 for more details.

Board of Directors Richard Blau, GrayRobinson, P.A.

Melissa L.Powell, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

JoLynn Lokey, Tampa Bay & Company

Stacy Blank, Holland & Knight LLP

Joe Gray, Ryan Companies

Vice-Chairman Jenna Nelson, Sykes Enterprises, Inc.

Robert L. Greenhalgh, Toshiba Business Solutions

Todd Wickner, Ovations Food Services, Retired

Immediate Past- Chairman Christine Smith, The Mosaic Company

Steven Heiser, AIA, Harvard Jolly Architects, Inc.

Keith Cate, NewsChannel 8 WFLA

Clara Lawhead, Pasco County Health Department, Retired

Eddie Garcia, Sweetbay Supermarket

Dana Ludwig, Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc.

Tom Scott, Tampa City Council, Retired

Glenn McKenzie, Great Explorations Children’s Museum

Jose Valiente, CliftonLarsonAllen

Suzanne Luecke, Tampa Bay Rays

Dr. David Himmelgreen, USF Anthropology

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Secretary Connie Detrick, Detrick Consulting Treasurer Tim Merrick, MetLife

Chuck Sykes, Sykes Enterprises, Inc. Bob Bucciarelli, Sodexo

Patrick Owings, ChappellRoberts

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AWARDS: CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY “We must give something back to the communities in which we live and work.”

RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL INC.

RROverall winner

RRBiggest category winner RR501+ employees

RAYMOND JAMES’ MISSION STATEMENT

Corporate philanthropy is so vital at Raymond James Financial Inc. that the company has included it in its mission statement. Through individual efforts of its employees as well as corporate initiatives, Raymond James provided more than $8.5 million in total monetary contributions to nonprofits and charities in 2013, fulfilling the statement in the mission that says, “We must give something back to the communities in which we live and work.” The St. Petersburg-based financial services firm annually sets aside a percentage of profits for charitable purposes, with a portion of that money reserved to support organizations in which the company’s 10,000 employees are actively involved. To encourage those efforts, the company has created an internal community blog where workers across the country can upload pictures and share stories about their activities and the impact they have made.

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Raymond James Cares, a firmwide corporate initiative, grew out of that individual work. It started as a pilot project in 2011, was formalized the following year and has grown exponentially since then; during August 2014 advisors and associates across the country collectively volunteered more than 3,980 hours to 90 local organizations. Volunteers paint-

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ed houses, participated in post-disaster cleanup, collected items for food banks and shelters, and donated supplies and backpacks for students. A second major corporate initiative is the United Way campaign. The company matches home office and branch office employees’ United Way gifts, up to $5,000 per person, in communities

across the U.S. Tom James, executive chairman and former CEO, began encouraging United Way involvement in the 1970s. Over the 40 years since then, Raymond James has raised more than $20 million for the cause. In the 2013-14 campaign, associates raised $2.36 million in pledges, with a corporate match of $1.92 million. The company’s corporate philanthropy outreach is continuously evolving. This year, CEO Paul Reilly is chair of the American Heart Association’s Tampa Bay Heart Walk, which will be held at Raymond James Stadium in November. The firm expects to raise $200,000 and recruit 850 walkers. To drive awareness of the cause, Raymond James has committed to its first-ever Health and Wellness Week, submission materials said. — Margie Manning

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RR Circuit court judgments HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Arbor Temporary Services of Tampa Inc. vs. TR&SNF Inc./TALF Inc., 12401 N. 22nd St., Tampa 33612, $21,601, plaintiff, case #14 CA 005405, 11/17/14. Brandon Tripp Inc./Brandon Oaks Partners LP vs. KCMJ Enterprises Inc./Calvin Jefferson, (address not shown), $71,451, plaintiff, case #14 CA 009405, 11/18/14. Diane M. Jellico (third party plaintiff) vs. Landmark Title & Trust (third party defendant), (address not shown), $24,894, third party plaintiff, case #07 CA 012233, 11/14/14. Midway International Inc. vs. Diamond Beauty Supply Inc., 1214 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa 33612, $18,690, plaintiff, case #14 CA 009815, 11/14/14. Rapid Staffing Inc. vs. V&V Real Estate Associates & Financial Specialists Inc./ Martha Vazquez, 1209 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa 33603, $29,523, plaintiff, case #14 CA 005829, 11/17/14.

PASCO COUNTY G&S Land Co. vs. Earthworks Environmental Inc., 2328 Destiny Way, Odessa 33556, $40,000, plaintiff, case #51 2012 CA 2540WS, 11/17/14. Owners Insurance Co./ Southern-Owners Insurance Co. vs. Dana Enterprises Inc., 7113 Condor Court, New Port Richey 34655, $13,653, plaintiff, case #512014CC000327CCAXWS, 11/20/14.

PINELLAS COUNTY Cleveland Construction Inc. vs. American Electrical Services Inc./American Electrical Services of Tampa Bay Inc. dba American Electrical Services Inc./ Small Business Federal Bonding/Aaron Powless/ Roger Phillips, 107 Whitaker Road, Lutz 33549, $195,569, plaintiff, case #12 6100 CI 021, 11/10/14. Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA Inc. vs. Knights Marketing Group LLC dba Quick Print Plus, 2803 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., Clearwater 33759, $11,078, plaintiff, case #2011 008646 CO 041, 11/12/14.

POLK COUNTY Bridgefield Employers Insurance Co. vs. Aabco Storm Shutter Manufacturing Inc., (address not shown), $21,375, plaintiff, case #2014CA 1336, 11/17/14. Bridgefield Employers Insurance Co. vs. Grof Painting Co., (address not

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SARASOTA COUNTY Postle Operating LLC vs. Milliken & Milliken Inc. dba Milliken Industries, (address not shown), $54,290, plaintiff, case #2014 CA 003888 NC, 11/24/14.

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33756, $50,335, (6672), Book/Page 18590/467, 11/14/14.

Judith Gottfried, 11325 Torrey Pines Drive, Riverview 33579, $115,647, (CIVP), Book/Page 2014140157, 11/24/14.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

Arigato Japanese Steak House LLC, 3600 66th St. N., St. Petersburg 33710, $76,395, (1120), Book/Page 18590/469, 11/14/14.

Marcia Vargas, 7010 Bonaventure Drive, Tampa 33607, $41,569, (6672), Book/Page 22921/89, 11/14/14.

Scuba Clean inc., 2133 Second Ave. S., St. Petersburg 33712, $46,338, (CIVP), Book/Page 18590/476, 11/14/14.

Physical Medicine Center Inc., 15804 Dawson Ridge Drive, Tampa 33647, $11,306, (941), Book/Page 22926/681, 11/18/14.

Repka & Jennings PA, 711 Pinellas St., Clearwater 33756, $13,067, (941), Book/Page 18590/481, 11/14/14.

Pronto LLC/Gordon Troy Simpson member, 401 N. Howard Ave., Tampa 33606, $81,353, (941), Book/Page 22926/682, 11/18/14.

Twinkle Stars Inc., 405 Ocean Court, Clearwater 33756, $32,917, (941), Book/Page 18590/507, 11/14/14.

Lynne C. Ballou, 2810 Penridge Drive, Palm Harbor 34684, $146,812, (6672), Book/Page 18590/485, 11/14/14.

Frank Liz, 7010 Bonaventure Drive, Tampa 33607, $41,569, (6672), Book/Page 22926/683, 11/18/14.

ASF Group LLC/John Bernier Jr. sole member, 2780 49th St., No. 311, Pinellas Park 33781, $90,902, (941), Book/Page 18590/509, 11/14/14.

Hubert K. Leach, 5208 Palm Aire Drive, Sarasota 34243, $22,441, (CIVP), Book/Page 2014140165, 11/24/14.

April McCluskey, 6118 Avocetridge Drive, Lithia 33547, $222,898, (6672), Book/Page 22926/684, 11/18/14.

PINELLAS COUNTY Kristina Mazeikiene, 405 Ocean Court, Clearwater 33756, $50,335, (6672), Book/Page 18590/466, 11/14/14. Romualdas Mazeika, 405 Ocean Court, Clearwater

Jack Malone, 35246 U.S. 19 N., Unit 224, Palm Harbor 34684, $616,000, (6701), Book/Page 18590/511, 11/14/14.

SARASOTA COUNTY Richard Cabrera, 3709 Orangecrest St., Valrico 33596, $32,045, (CIVP), Book/Page 2014140156, 11/24/14.

Jonconnie Enterprises Inc./ My Generation Graphics, 1816 57th St., Sarasota 34243, $24,311, (940/941), Book/Page 2014140161, 11/24/14.

RR Release of federal tax liens PINELLAS COUNTY

SARASOTA COUNTY

RR State tax liens HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Double Z Holdings Inc./Nu Image Medspa Tampa, 3939 Cheval Blvd., Lutz 33558, $10,884, (sales & use), Book/ Page 22922/502, 11/14/14. Five Flags Corp./Lakeview

INDEX BUILDING PERMITS — PAGE 27 Compiled from county inspection departments Residential and commercial building permits are listed with project value. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS — PAGE 26 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 26 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 26 Clearwater only BUSINESS TAXES — PAGE 26 New and renewed licenses required by counties for companies to do business. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS — PAGE 28 Commercial and residential, obtained from county registers of deeds for transactions. Now find expanded leads content online

LLC, Contractor: Dean Slaven, $10,000, Owner: Montessori Casa Dei Bambini, on property at 10616 Branchton Church Road, Thonotosassa, Book/ Page 22932/86, 11/20/14.

Claimant: United Steel Works Inc., Contractor: D&D Construction Services of Orlando, $72,212, Owner: Shaner Madeira Beach LLC, on property at 601 American Legion Road, Madeira Beach, Book/Page 18585/1492, 11/10/14. Claimant: Drywizard Drywall Services Inc., Contractor: TBPM Inc./Dru G. Thomason, $225,627, Owner: CJUF III 4th Avenue LLC, on property at 430 Third Ave. S., St. Petersburg, Book/Page 18586/1147, 11/10/14.

SARASOTA COUNTY

Lib Marketing Inc./Premier, 2223 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa 33607, $30,084, (sales & use), Book/Page 22922/509, 11/14/14. Fry Enterprises Inc./ Cornerstone Mobile Glass, 804 Cutler Drive, Seffner 33584, $40,885, (sales & use), Book/Page 22922/514, 11/14/14. Tampa Hyde Park Cafe LLC/ The Hyde Park Cafe, 1806 W. Platt St., Tampa 33606, $23,570, (sales & use), Book/ Page 22928/307, 11/18/14.

PINELLAS COUNTY G&S Auto Repair Inc., 1415 Burlington Ave. N., St. Petersburg 33705, $23,307, (sales & use), Book/Page 18586/171, 11/10/14. Pinson Communications Inc., 146 Dunbar Ave., Suite D, Oldsmar 34677, $167,589, (sales & use), Book/Page 18587/1465, 11/12/14. Jethro B. Eason/Audio Creations/Skyway Hobbies, 1960 34th St. S., Apt. A, St. Petersburg 33711, $14,241, (sales & use), Book/Page 18587/1985, 11/12/14. All American Air Cleaning Inc., 424 40th Ave. N.E., St. Petersburg 33703, $10,865, (sales & use), Book/Page

18587/1986, 11/12/14. Carsmetics Inc., 32898 U.S. 19 N., Palm Harbor 34684, $16,685, (sales & use), Book/ Page 18590/1054, 11/14/14.

RR Construction liens HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Claimant: Hayward Baker Inc., Contractor: Holder Construction Group LLC, $15,824, Owner: U.S. Real Estate LP/USODP Crosstown LLC, on property at Delaney Creek Blvd., Tampa 33619, Book/Page 22920/782, 11/14/14. Claimant: C.F. Curtis Construction Inc., Contractor: Wichman Construction, $10,952, Owner: Liberty Tampa Investments LLC, on property at 100 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa 33602, Book/Page 22927/967, 11/18/14. Claimant: Paul Harvey Broda/Northstar Enterprises of Tampa Bay LLC, Contractor: Pacifica Bayou Crossings aka Reflections, $16,320, Owner: Pacifica Bayou LLC, on property at 10305 Zackary Circle, Riverview 33578, Book/Page 22932/7, 11/20/14. Claimant: L&L Site Services

Tampa Bay Escape Room LLC, 625 Cleveland St., Clearwater 33755, trade schools.

PINELLAS COUNTY Claimant: B.E.T.-ER Mix Inc., Contractor: WHM Foundation Stabilization LLC, $26,452, Owner: Willow Brook Family Land Trust, on property at 1563 Willow Brook Drive, Palm Harbor, Book/Page 18585/1183, 11/10/14.

Claimant: Shore Commercial Inc., Contractor: Scorpio Construction, $10,763, Owner: TB Mall at UTC LLC/ Taubman Co., on property at 140 University Town Center Drive No. 296, Sarasota 34243, Book/Page 2014140010, 11/21/14.

Shell, 3435 N. Lakeview Drive, Tampa 33618, $18,555, (sales & use), Book/ Page 22922/507, 11/14/14.

Route 590, No. 21, Clearwater 33759, paving contractor.

Claimant: Shore Commercial Inc., Contractor: Scorpio Construction, $11,412, Owner: TB Mall at UTC LLC/ Taubman Co., on property at 140 University Town Center Drive No. 146, Sarasota 34243, Book/Page 2014140011, 11/21/14. Claimant: American Builders & Contractors Supply Co. Inc., Contractor: Cats Home Design LLC, $19,280, Owner: Arlene C. Bristol, on property at 430 Island Circle, Sarasota 34242, Book/Page 2014140643, 11/24/14.

RR New businesses CITY OF CLEARWATER Nutri Active, 509 Yelvington Ave., Clearwater 33756, administrative office. Zadeh Consulting Services, 2067 San Marino Way N., Clearwater 33763, consultant. Construction Resources LLC, 31 Windward Isle, Clearwater 33767, general construction contractor. Ava Callaway Massage Therapy, 423 Cleveland St., Clearwater 33755, massage therapist. Gypsy II, 25 Causeway Blvd., No. 35, Clearwater 33767, passenger boats. Capital Development Enterprises Inc., 2915 State

RR Business taxes HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Trinity Marketing Group LLC, 10438 Hallmark Blvd., Riverview 33578, advertising. Maritza Magdalena Gomez Yepez, 304 Coco Ridge Drive, Apt. 306, Brandon 33511, auto detailing. Gadco Renewit LLC, 331 Lettie Lane, Seffner 33584, cabinets or countertop installation. Komoto Cars LLC, 12433 Cardif Drive, Tampa 33625, car wash. John Allen Smith Jr. dba Unifour Fire & Safety, 5532 56th Commerce Park Blvd., Tampa 33602, certified alarm system contractor. Mauricio Criollo, 8539 Queenbrooks Court, Temple Terrace 33637, cleaning service. Patrick Tyler Bontorno, 12836 Tallowood Drive, Riverview 33579, computer repair. Prestige Pro Painting LLC, 4539 W. Jean St., Tampa 33614, contractors-painting or paper hanging. At-Home Professionals LLC, 3111 N. Jefferson St., Tampa 33603, customer service. Gannon University, 105 Commercial Center Drive, Ruskin 33573, educational services. Dairelis Remon Morales, 7910 N. Armenia Ave., Tampa 33604, flowers. Baai LLC, 17361 Emerald Chase Drive, Tampa 33647, general contractor. Schmidt Luxury Homes LLC, 1009 Symphony Isles Blvd., Apollo Beach 33572, general contractors. Arguello Home Improvements LLC, 8305 N. Fremont Ave., Tampa 33604, general contractors. FCR Construction Corp., 9001 W. Cluster Ave., Apt. 2, Tampa 33615, general contractors. Florida Quality Solutions LLC, 2208 Wooten Road, Dover 33527, handyman. Maria Yatzkan Del Rocio, 2118 W. Brandon Blvd., Brandon 33511, health services. Allison Davis Gwyneth, 1601 W. Timberlane Drive, Suite 300, Plant City 33566, health services. Erich Rene Rabell Santiago, 4015 N. Armenia Ave., Tampa 33604, health services. Chenue Abongwa, 3001

LEADS

Chiropractic clinic opens Tampa office: The Joint…the chiropractic place opened a clinic at 3409 West Bay to Bay Blvd., Unit B, Tampa. The Joint in South Tampa Palma Ceia is a franchise of The Joint Corp. Patients can choose from several plans and packages, including a $49/month plan that includes up to four visits. For more: www. thejoint.com. R

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Connectivity relocates

and expands: Connectivity, a marketing and media agency, has moved its offices from St. Petersburg to downtown Tampa. The new address is 107 Franklin Street, Suite 300, Tampa. The company will occupy the entire third floor of the historic Hattricks Building, nearly doubling its current square footage with the move. For more: www. connectivityagency.com. R

Ideal Image launches TV

campaign: Ideal Image, a laser hair removal and cosmetic medical services provider, is making its first foray into national television advertising with a visual campaign designed to educate people about their options for treating unwanted and unsightly hair. During November, the company ran a 30-minute infomercial that aired nationwide on stations such as E!, Lifetime Movie Network

and Bravo!, along with some local market penetration in the Baltimore, Cleveland, Miami and Las Vegas markets. For more: www.idealimage.com. KPMG receives Green Building Council award: At the fifth annual LEEDership Awards ceremony of the U.S. Green Building Council Florida Gulf Coast Chapter, KPMG Tampa received the 2014 LEEDership Award for Outstanding Project R

of the Year in the LEED for Commercial Interiors category. ASD, a national interiors, architecture, and graphic design firm, designed the 13,900 square foot office. For more: kpmg.com/ us. If your business is starting up, relocating or expanding, or new products or services, contact JoLynn Brown via email at jbrown@ bizjournals.com

DECEMBER 12, 2014

LEADS W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa 33607, health services. Kortni Serene Flynn, 3001 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa 33607, health services. Teresa Michelle Poole, 3001 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa 33607, health services. Mindy Anne Taylor, 3001 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tampa 33607, health services. Rose A. Massey, 3614 W. Kennedy Blvd., Suite B, Tampa 33609, health services. W. Lance McKitrick, 1010 E. Busch Blvd., Tampa 33612, health services. Sharon Ann McKenna, 12780 Race Track Road, Suite 300, Tampa 33626, health services. Mark Earl Lindstrom, 7308 Pierce Harwell Road, Plant City 33565, maintenance company for realty. Tanisha’s Small Cakes & Cupcakes, 5707 Las Ventanas Drive, Tampa 33617, manufacturing-bakery. Kristen Ashley Thompson, 3830 W. Neptune St., Suite C-2, Tampa 33629, massage therapist. Beyond Billing Inc., 3030 N. Rocky Point Drive W., Suite 150, Tampa 33607, medical billing & consulting. Cake Bus Inc. dba Cake Bus, 1720 S. St. Cloud Ave., Valrico 33594, mobile food truck.

Alexander St., Plant City 33566, restaurants. Chipotle Mexican Grill No. 2391, 3696 W. Gandy Blvd., Tampa 33611, restaurants. Shop N Go Invesment Inc. dba Chevron, 11201 E. Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd., Seffner 33584, retail store. Trader Tots Inc., 11938 Balm Riverview Road, Riverview 33569, retail stores. Earl Edsel Boggs, 1213 W. Waters Ave., Tampa 33604, retail stores. Liz Murtagh Boutique LLC, 815 S. Howard Ave., Tampa 33606, retail stores. Two Girls Auto Sales LLC, 104 W. Seneca Ave., Unit 13, Tampa 33612, retail stores. Wawa 5154, 804 E. Bears Ave., Tampa 33613, retail stores. Mega Enterprises Inc., 13938 W. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 33635, retail stores. Capotes Tile Co. Inc., 6816 Woodville St., Apt. 94, Tampa 33610, retail-construction materials or lawn and garden supplies. First Place Fitness Equipment, 231 Brandon Town Center Drive, Brandon 33511, retail-miscellaneous. Natural Endurance LLC, 1404 Emerald Hill Way, Valrico 33594, retailmiscellaneous. Candelario Gutierrez, 5810 674 State Road, Wimauma 33598, retail-miscellaneous.

Isiah Spence, c/o Abbajam 29548 Ox Eye Court, Wesley Chapel 33543, mobile welding service.

Fiflife Foods LLC, 101 E. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 340, Tampa 33602, retailmiscellaneous.

Balla Sadik, 404 Virginia Ave., Seffner 33584, nonclassifiable.

Borincuba Tires LLC, 2320 W. Columbus Drive, Tampa 33607, retail-miscellaneous.

Thomas Riley, 9102 Williams Road, Seffner 33592, nonclassifiable.

Carlos Gonzalez Arriaga, 6202 Sheldon Road, Apt. 707, Tampa 33615, retailmiscellaneous.

Regina A. Miller, 1501 Highcrest Circle, Valrico 33596, nonclassifiable. Katelyn M. Desrosiers, c/o Butler Pappas 777 S. Harbour Island Blvd., Suite 500, Tampa 33602, nonclassifiable.

Safety Vision LLC, 8208 Abbey Mist Cove, Tampa 33619, retail-miscellaneous. GIC Florida, 10267 Windhorst Road, Tampa 33619, retailmiscellaneous.

KHB Group LLC dba Koizi, 11245 Causeway Blvd., Brandon 33511, servicebusiness. Ybor Laundromat LLC, 1410 E. 17th Ave., Tampa 33605, service-laundry cleaning or garment services. Heduconsulting LLC, 17908 Bimini Isle Court, Tampa 33647, service-personal.

Yes Nails/Ly Thanh Hung, 1737 E. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 33610, service-salon. Doris International Dominican Salon Inc., 2516 E. Busch Blvd., Tampa 33612, service-salon.

Gulf Coast RV Storage LLC, 3629 Grand Blvd., New Port Richey 34655, storage auto & rv’s.

D&C Environmental LLC, 5922 Oakmont Lane, Lakeland 33812, non-licensed construction.

Barbara Wray & Ronald Jaramillo, 1806 Bryan Road, Brandon 33511, service-to buildings.

Amy Kautz Tutoring Service, 2852 Finch Drive, Holiday 34690, tutor.

A Clean Sweep, 4906 Melissa Lane, Lakeland 33813, nonlicensed construction.

Charles Spriggs, 4724 Gall Blvd., Dade City 33523, welding shop or mobile.

Bruce R. Pickard, 182 Palisades Drive, Davenport 33837, non-licensed construction.

Mary’s Cleaning Service By Aida Tahir, 915 Axlewood Circle, Brandon 33511, service-to buildings.

Richard Johnny Cabrera, 14226 Fredricksburg Drive, Orlando 32837, agriculture.

Cecilia Luna, 604 Sixth Ave. S.E., Ruskin 33570, service-to buildings.

Slyce Kitchen Pizza, 1551 S.W. Third St., Winter Haven 33880, bar.

Flor Gallego, 4408 W. South Ave., Tampa 33614, serviceto buildings.

Wright’s Learning Center, 234 Noxon St., Auburndale 33823, child care facility.

Diego Hernando Ruiz, 4408 W. South Ave., Tampa 33614, service-to buildings.

Ross Cancer Center, 2 W. State Road 60, Lake Wales 33853, clinic health care.

Merari Torres, 12818 Cedar Forest Drive, Apt. 301, Tampa 33625, service-to buildings.

Ross Cancer Center, 1255 E. State Road 60, No. 300, Lake Wales 33853, clinic health care.

Marta Elena Monsalve, 9013 Nbana Villa Court, Tampa 33635, service-to buildings. Fussell Learning Academy, 1415 Ashley St., Tampa 33602, social services. Delores Y. Holmes, 4612 Snook Drive, Tampa 336178322, social services. Novak Enterprises Delivery Service Inc., 4115 W. Euclid Ave., Tampa 33629, transportation-trucking or courier. Twisted Tails Sports Fishing LLC, 8427 Flagstone Drive, Tampa 33615, travel agencies.

La Monarca De Michoacan Inc., 9714 N. 56th St., Tampa 33617, nonclassifiable.

David Luckain, 8705 Middle Cross Place, Tampa 336356320, retail-miscellaneous.

Gabi’s Flooring Inc., 5913 N. Ola Ave., Tampa 33604, vinylcarpet-cermanic.

Arielle Lavone Harvey, 12865 Citrus Plaza Drive, Tampa 33625, nonclassifiable.

Marshall Pool Services By Tia Marshall, 617 Oak Moss Drive, Brandon 33511, service.

Marine Cowboy Holdings LLC, 720 E. Fletcher Ave., Suite 110, Tampa 33612, wholesale or retail sales clothing.

Intercultural Communications Inc., 18411 Keystone Grove Blvd., Odessa 33556, printing and publishing. Williams Stephen Whitmore Ackerman LLP, 401 E. Jackson St., Suite 1700, Tampa 33602-5250, professional miscellaneous. Parsons Environment & Infrastructure Group Inc., 4925 Independence Parkway, Suite 120, Tampa 33634, professional miscellaneous. MTZ Tax & Accounting Services Inc., 3036 College Ave. E., Ruskin 33570, professional-accounting or bookkeeping. Datis HR Cloud Inc., 1111 N. Westshore Blvd., Suite 416, Tampa 33607, professionalaccounting or bookkeeping. Kristie L. Simpson/Sky Apply Mortgage Inc., 11514 Country Road, Lithia 33547, real estate. Firehouse Subs, 107-2 W.

Paws & Claws Fine Art, 1613 Welcome Road, Lithia 33547, service. Deborah Jean Bradley, 2205 Irene St., Apt. 2, Lutz 33549, service. LPM Express Services Inc., 1004 Manatee Village Drive, Ruskin 33570, service. Cash That Check LLC, 122 Pierce Christie Drive, Valrico 33594, service. Navarro Construction Inc., 409 Sheffield St., Wimauma 33598, service. Honduras CA Construction LLC, 1501 E. Shadow Lawn Ave., Tampa 33610, service. Defense Acquisition Inc., 5218 W. Tyson Ave., Tampa 33611, service. Ken’s Classic Resto Mod & Repair, 13313 N. Hamner Ave., Tampa 33612, service. Estrada Pressure Washer LLC, 3105 W. Haya St., Tampa 33614, service. Topaz Realty Property Mangement LLC, 6615 Sheldon Road, Tampa 33615, service.

TPOLK COUNTY

Cilia Lopez, 1605 Sanderling Court, Brandon 335118347, service-to buildings.

Alnajah Home Decor Inc., 7322 W. Waters Ave., Tampa 33634, retail-miscellaneous.

Carrasco Enterprises Inc., 11829 Whisper Creek Drive, Riverview 33569, pressure washer or handyman.

Christopher A. Dubeck, 225 E. Edgewood Drive, No. 47, Lakeland 33803, non-licensed construction.

Nickolas Janney LLC, 5337 N. Socrum Loop Road, Lakeland 33809, non-licensed construction.

Kimberely Ann Rusnak, 4503 Castaway Drive, Apt. 4, Tampa 33615, nonclassifiable.

Michael Shane Mattson, 9010 Wiggins Road, Lot 16, Gibsonton 33534, service.

Bree Sgobbo Platinum Sparkle Services, 8100 Hixton Drive, Port Richey 34668, property maintenance.

Vegas Roofing LLC, 10138 Shooting Star Court, New Port Richey 34654, roofing contractor.

MPM Immediate Care dba Baycare Urgent Care, 1155 S. Dale Mabry Highway, Suite 7, Tampa 33629, veterinarians.

Stacey Lynn Woodward, 9030 Blind Pass Road, St. Pete Beach 33706, nonclassifiable.

Soak-N-Wet & More LLC, 2711 Williston Drive, Lakeland 33801, non-licensed construction.

Nikki B’s Sweet Spot, 1147 Landau St., Holiday 34690, retail cottage food operation.

Perfect Blend Barber Shop, 612 Oakfield Drive, Brandon 33511, service-salon.

Courtney’s Treat Store LLC, 8410 Citrus Park Drive, Tampa 33625, retail-miscellaneous.

The Appliance & Ac Saviour Co., 2609 Dad Weldon Road, Dover 33527, service.

construction.

Riteway Pallets LLC, 11241 State Road 52, Hudson 34669, manufacturing wood shipping.

Bulldog Renovations LLC, 739 Lamp Post Lane, Lakeland 33809, non-licensed construction.

Virginia Siebold, 6619 N. Hubert Ave., Tampa 33614, nonclassifiable.

Charles A. Strait, 3830 W. Neptune St., Tampa 33629, nonclassifiable.

service.

PASCO COUNTY Rauh-Co Construction Corp. Inc., 7215 Cypress Knoll Drive, New Port Richey 34653, building contractor. Integrated Medical Center Of Florida LLC, 7136 Little Road, New Port Richey 34654, chiropractors office. Susana Rojas Cleaning Service, 4539 Maple Tree Loop, Wesley Chapel 33544, cleaning service. Jerry Brannon’s American Outlaw Delivery, 36625 Jefferson Ave., Dade City 33523, courier service. Samuel Stevenson Home Repair, 7217 Creek Drive, New Port Richey 34655, debris removal. M.S. Bounce Houses, 18904 Narimore Drive, Land O’Lakes 34638, equipment rental. J&K Lawn Maintenace LLC, 6509 Governors Drive, New Port Richey 34655, lawn care

Hagwood Construction & Restoration Inc., 3841 Eric Court, Lakeland 33813, contractor building. American Solar Energy LLC, 8234 N. Highway 98, Lakeland 33810, contractor solar. Main Street Provisions, 415 E. Main St., Bartow 33830, food delicatessen. Buying Key LLC, 2677 Whispering Trails Drive, Winter Haven 33884, information. Pro-Sparkle Enterprises Inc., 19001 Highway 27, Lake Wales 33853, lounges. Annette B. Payne, 398 Longhorn Drive, River Ranch 33898, mobile home park space leasing. South Florida Auto Recovery Corp., 1603 Grove Ave., Haines City 33844, motor vehicle recovery agent. Motor Haven Inc., 1509 Havendale, Winter Haven 33881, motor vehicle repair garage. Linh Quang LLC, 1201 Havendale Blvd., Winter Haven 33884, nail specialist. Aldy Construction Services LLC, 13001 Waterford Woods Circle, No. 203, Orlando 32828, non-licensed construction. Mario Jose Reyes, 6012 State Road 471, Apt. 104, Bushnell 33513, nonlicensed construction. Floors By David LLC, 1307 E. Main St., Lakeland 33801, nonlicensed

Gem Maintenance & Management Inc., 309 S. Fourth St., Dundee 33838, non-licensed construction. Mahet’s Construction Management LLC, 3980 Polk City Road, Haines City 33844, non-licensed construction. Team Diamond Handyman Construction, 2416 Ave. C S.W., Haines City 33880, nonlicensed construction. Robert Kevin Slaughter, 5942 Skokie Road, Lake Wales 33898, non-licensed construction. Tiki Hut Drive Thru LLC, 1014 Walt Williams Road, Lakeland 33809, nonprepared food sales-site. Soothing Spirit Services, 248 N. Kentucky Ave., Lakeland 33801, other services. Patriot Pressure Washing, 5439 Vintage View Pass, Lakeland 33812, other services. Timothy W. Wilkerson, 131 Anarece Road, Auburndale 33823, other services. Travis Eugene Ward, 220 Stribling Drive, Auburndale 33823, other services. U.S. Creations Uphostery, 885 Marty Lane, Bartow 33830, other services. Hyacynth Industries LLC, 3112 Sanders Road, Davenport 33837, other services.

Duckkey Road, Lake Wales 33859, other services. Elite Fitness Gym, 6296 Cypress Gardens Blvd., Winter Haven 33884, other services. Tender Two Yacht, 4010 Paw Paw Trail, Lake Wales 33898, other services. AKJ Services LLC, 1831 Superior Way, Poinciana 34759, other services. Ross Cancer Center, 40107 Highway 27, Davenport 33837, physician. Classic Lawn Care, 309 Vizcay Way, Davenport 33837, professional technical. Leslie P. St. Hill, 757 Knollwood Drive, Davenport 33837, professional technical. American Homes For Rent Properties Seven LLC, 135 Margate Drive, Davenport 33897, property sales leasing equipment. Angel Collier, 710 Hemlock Lane, Lakeland 33810, public service. Auburndale Tax Express, 430 Derby Ave., Auburndale 33823, public service. Elite Lawn & Landscaping Of Polk County, 1115 Sunset Drive, Lake Wales 33853, public service. Liberty Tax Service, 35886 Highway 17, Haines City 33880, public service. Jarvis & Co. Publsihers LLC, 2223 Knights Road, Winter Haven 33880, public service. Liberty Tax Service, 120 S.E. Plaza Roadway, Winter Haven 33880, public service. Liberty Tax Service, 828 N.W. Sixth St., Winter Haven 33881, public service. Liberty Tax Service, 218 E. Highway 60, Lake Wales 33898, public service.

33815, retail trade. Grandma’s Outdoor Bargain Shop, 924 Magnolia Ave., Auburndale 33823, retail trade. Paw’s Dawg’s, 1311 W. Highway 92, Lot 60, Auburndale 33823, retail trade. Trugreen Ronson, 5001 N. Highway 17, Bartow 33830, retail trade. Flower Envey, 27 Shamrock Ave., Haines City 33844, retail trade. Sharkstrokes Billiards LLC, 169 Tara Lane, Haines City 33844, retail trade. Damian Tire Shop, 201 U.S. 17-92, Haines City 33844, retail trade. Event Photography Group Inc., 451 Eagle Ridge Drive, Lake Wales 33859, retail trade. James and Carolyn Ordonez, 24200 27 Highway, Lake Wales 33859, retail trade. Daniel J. Chase, 56 Three Iron Drive, Mulberry 33860, retail trade. Sharon Ann Sentner, 2830 Recker Highway, Winter Haven 33880, retail trade. Winter Haven Express LLC, 220 W. Central Ave., Winter Haven 33880, retail trade.

RR Building permits — commercial HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Echelberger Construction, commercial renovation at 5002 E. 10th Ave., Family Dollar Store Int, $160,000. QT Construction Inc., commercial renovation at 2732 E. Fowler Ave., Boba Bear Take-Out, $100,000. The Perry Co. of 7th Ave., commercial building at 5135 Madison Ave., Office Building, $2,380,500.

MANATEE COUNTY Tom Wessel Construction Corp., commercial alteration at 8614 E. State Road 70, Lease Space, $259,000.

PASCO COUNTY Lennar Homes, commercial building at 31143 Gossamer Way, Multifamily Building, $843,310. Reno Building LLC, commercial building at 2500 Heart Pine Ave., Welcome Center, $500,000. Vratsinas

Dorothy M. Adams, 3716 Julius Estates Blvd., Winter Haven 33881, retail trade. J. Alexander Jewelry, 1682 Tamarind Road, Davenport 33896, retail trade. Store 4 Less, 1342 17-92 N., Haines City 33844, warehousing.

Ms. Bonnie Kay Country Kitchen, 7448 E. Highway 60, Lake Wales 33898, restaurant. Embellish Me Bowtique, 3130 Filly Lane, Lakeland 33811, retail trade. Morgan Terrero Abdiel, 621 Fitz Gerald Road, Lakeland 33813, retail trade. Natures Blessing Boutique, 1003 Texas Ave., Lakeland

Beverly Doucet, 1593 Forest Hills Lane, Haines City 33844, other services. Brandy N. Dykes, 6254 Halabrin Road, Haines City 33844, other services. Theresa L. Felton, 5045

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LEADS Construction, commercial building at 2350 Grand Cypress Drive, Outlets Building 5 Shell, $2,747,010.

Jaime Rucoba & Maria Fuentes, single-family residence at 507 W. Tever St., $100,000.

Vratsinas Construction, commercial building at 2350 Grand Cypress Drive, Outlets Building 6 Shell, $3,115,070.

Lennar Homes, single-family residence at 2703/2706 Garden Falls Drive, Brandon Pointe, $344,546 (each).

Vratsinas Construction, commercial building at 2364 Grand Cypress Drive, Outlets Building 2 Shell, $3,082,870.

Lennar Homes, single-family residence at 2704/2705 Garden Falls Drive, Brandon Pointe, $287,305 (each).

Vratsinas Construction, commercial building at 2382 Grand Cypress Drive, Outlets Building 9 Shell, $6,861,960.

Lennar Homes, single-family residence at 2708 Garden Falls Drive, Brandon Pointe, $315,099.

Vratsinas Construction, commercial building at 2398 Grand Cypress Drive, Outlets Building 4 Shell, $3,687,880.

Restaurant Interiors Inc., single-family residence at 3601 E. Royal Palm Circle, Bel Mar, $280,000.

Vratsinas Construction, commercial building at 2416 Grand Cypress Drive, Outlets Building 3 Shell, $3,127,250.

PINELLAS COUNTY Silverking Contracting, commercial building at 9991 Bay Pines Blvd., Dunkin Donuts, $263,142.

POLK COUNTY Hulbert Construction Co., commercial building at 5904 Hillside Heights Drive, Office Building, $250,000.

SARASOTA COUNTY Beechwood Builders, commercial alteration at 367 Jacaranda Blvd., No. 100, Restaurant Buildout, $260,000. Willis A. Smith Construction, commercial building at 5431 Desoto Road, Fire Station 17, $2,800,000.

RR Building permits — residential HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Ashton Orlando Residential LLC, single-family residence at 7604 S. Kissimmee St., $170,000. Ashton Orlando Residential LLC, single-family residence at 7614 S. Mascotte St., $170,000. Avalon Building Corp., single-family residence at 3511 Ehrlich Road, $490,901. Bayfair Quality Builders LLC, single-family residence at 3213 W. San Jose St., Bayview, $207,630. David Weekley Homes, single-family residence at 5935 Shell Ridge Road, Fishhawk Ranch, $397,375. Domain Homes, single-family residence at 8023 Interbay Blvd., Yeats at Port Tampa City, $217,000. GL Homes, single-family residence at 5013 Stone Harbor Circle, Valencia Lakes, $394,838.

Ryan Homes, single-family residence at 3602 W. Tacon St., Virginia Park, $230,000. Shailesh and Pushpa S. Patel, single-family residence at 5605 S. Lois Ave., Gandy Manor, $300,000. Shimberg Homes, singlefamily residence at 2818 W. Wallace Ave., $190,000. Suarez Central LLC, singlefamily residence at 2721 Colewood Lane, Martins Gardens, $476,453.

MANATEE COUNTY D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 329 165th Court N.E., $449,000. M/I Homes, single-family residence at 3007 157th Terrace E., $279,601. Maronda Homes Sun Coast, single-family residence at 2404 10th Ave. E., $185,290. Neal Communities, singlefamily residence at 3906 Wildgrass Place, $109,400. Neal Communities, singlefamily residence at 3910 Wildgrass Place, $107,200. Neal Communities, singlefamily residence at 7531 Windy Hill Cove, $340,990. Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 4890 69th St. E., $134,000. Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 6203 35th Court E., $299,000. Pulte Homes, single-family residence at 2944 Oriole Drive, $319,000. Ryland Homes, single-family residence at 842 Rosemary Circle, $172,570.

Merrifield Drive, Merrifield, $179,000. Fresh Start Development Inc., single-family residence at 9917 Preakness Stakes Way, Farmington Hills, $154,000.

family residence at 6226 Cornerstone Drive, Corner Stone, $169,000. Southern Homes of Polk County, single-family residence at 2340 S. Kissingen Ave., $143,000.

KB Home, single-family residence at 3148 MacIntosh Road, Woodlands at Stagecoach, $100,000.

SRD Construction & Development, single-family residence at 2958 Plantation Road, $300,000.

Standard Pacific Homes, single-family residence at 4471 Scarlet Loop, Seven Oaks, $172,185.

Tapia Construction, singlefamily residence at 4448 Micanope Crescent Drive, Morgan Creek Preserve, $256,160.

Taylor Morrison, singlefamily residence at 26977 Wild Bloom Drive, Arbor Woods at Northwood, $302,124. William Ryan Homes Florida Inc., single-family residence at 8435 May Port Court, Lakeshore Ranch, $260,000. Windward Homes Inc., single-family residence at 23957 Campania Pass, Enclave at Terra Bella, $237,600. Windward Homes Inc., single-family residence at 2523 Calvano Drive, Enclave at Terra Bella, $237,600.

POLK COUNTY Adams Homes, single-family residence at 4356 Mandolin Blvd., $137,000. Capstone Contracting Services, single-family residence at 3455 Arrowwood Drive, $125,000.

SARASOTA COUNTY Ashton Orlando Residential LLC, single-family residence at 887/903/961 Molly Circle, Richardson Road, $222,615 (each). AVS Cape Coral Inc., singlefamily residence at Panda Road, $158,000. Caithness Construction, single-family residence at 617 W. Venice Ave., $425,000. David and Tadeusz Motylksi, single-family residence at 5662 Brooklyn Ave., Sun Haven, $150,000. Fireside Homes, singlefamily residence at 2321 Lake Shore Drive, Venetian Gardens, $202,400. Fortson Homes, single-family residence at 841 Nectar Road, $110,000.

D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 3549 Julius Estates Blvd., $180,000.

Neal Communities of SW Florida, singlefamily residence at 7809 Passionflower Drive, Wildgrass, $350,000.

Highland Homes, singlefamily residence at 2842 Whitney St., Hartford Estates, $102,000.

Neal Communities of SW Florida, single-family residence at Border Road, $176,380.

Highland Homes, singlefamily residence at 2814 Sheldon St., Hartford Estates, $128,000.

Neal Communities of SW Florida, single-family residence at Border Road, $181,191.

Highland Homes, singlefamily residence at 2822 Seymore St., Hartford Estates, $115,000.

Neal Communities of SW Florida, single-family residence at Border Road, $190,401.

Hulbert Homes Inc., singlefamily residence at 6936 Indian Creek Park Drive, $300,000.

Neal Communities of SW Florida, single-family residence at Border Road, $222,353.

Lennar Homes, single-family residence at 3666 Plymouth Drive, $213,000.

Neal Communities of SW Florida, single-family residence at Border Road, $253,235.

PASCO COUNTY

Lennar Homes, single-family residence at 3830 Bedford Ave., $213,000.

D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 23909 Campania Pass, Enclave at Terra Bella, $329,000.

Park Square Homes, singlefamily residence at 5236 Oakbourne Ave., Oakmont, $244,000.

D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 2973 Calvano Drive, Enclave at Terra Bella, $389,000.

Park Square Homes, singlefamily residence at 267 Yellow Snapdragon Drive, Watersong, $188,000.

D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 6203 Merrifield Drive, Merrifield, $149,000.

Southern Homes of Polk County, single-family residence at 4171 Dinner Lake Way, Dinner Lake, $253,896.

D.R. Horton Inc., singlefamily residence at 6322

Southern Homes of Polk County, single-

Neal Communities of SW Florida, single-family residence at Border Road, $278,916. Ryland Homes, single-family residence at 7564 Aguila Drive, Palmer Boulevard West, $221,585.

RR Commercial real estate transactions HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Woodberry Woods Partners LP to Woodberry Woods Apartments LLC, 4706 18th Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204, Sec. 20 29S 20E ID 068053 0100, $21,800,000. KB-Tranquility Lakes LLC to Age Riverview LLC, 600 Central Ave., Suite 311, Highland Park, Ill. 60035, Tracts 5/12/13 Sec. 06 30S 20E, $18,245,571. ABK Real Estate LLC to MDH Tampa 62nd Street LLC, 3715 Northside Parkway N.W., Building 400 Suite 240, Atlanta, Ga. 30327, Lots 1-30 Block 1/Lots 1-30 Block 2/ Lots 1-15/16/17/18/19/20 Block 3 J.R. Scally’s A.C.L. Shop, $8,011,428. Bank of America NA to 706 Guisando LLC, 706 Guisando De Avila, Tampa 33613, Lots 1/7 Block 5 Avila, $5,580,000. Reval Financial Properties LLC to West Tyson LLC, 1810 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa 33606, Lot 3 Sec. 08 30S 18E ID 131197 0000/131201 0000/131200 0000, $5,489,714. KT PB Tampa LLC to MercerTampa LLC, 205 Orangewood Lane, Largo 33770, Sec. 13 28S 18E, $2,630,000. MCA Enterprises Brandon Inc. to Spirit Master Funding IX LLC, 16767 N. Perimeter Drive, Suite 210, Scottsdale, Ariz. 85260, Lot 5 Brandon Crossroads, $2,164,571. Sterling Breeze Holdings LLC to 60RE LLC, 401 N. Parsons Ave., No. 107-B, Brandon 33510, Lots 1-6 Block 1 East Pointe Park ID U 24 29 20 99E 000001 00001 0, $1,512,000. Nancy N. Skemp Truste/ Caroline N. Shephard Trustee to Charles Cunningham/Robert Carpenter, 1808 Curry Road, Lutz 33549, Portion of Sec. 31 27 19, $1,170,000. MSG Lumsden LLC to Josephine Greco Trustee, 501 N. Morgan St., Suite 200, Tampa 33602, Portion of Lots 117/118/119/120 North Bon Air, $1,129,571. Stonegate Bank to J&C Venture Two LLC, 1942 Lago Vista Blvd., Palm Harbor 34684, Lots 20-23 Block 2 Hanan Park, $900,000.

Todd Johnston Construction, single-family residence at 9078 Swaying Branch Road, Forest at Hi Hat Ranch, $779,894.

Chip Investmentse 2 LLC to CSCQ-FL LLC, 1713 N. Main St./P.O. Box 1360, Vineland, N.J. 08362, Lot 3 Hillsborough Avenue Farms, $650,000.

WCI Communities Inc., single-family residence at 335 Padova Way, $231,691.

Landy Properties LLC to Alan D. Feldman Properties LLC, 1736 Pine Creek Court,

Safety Harbor 34695, Unit 206 DeLeon Medical Professional Condo ID 117178 8220, $629,000. Robert A. and Janet J. Bullard to Bayshore 400N LLC, 64 Triangle St., Danbury, Conn. 06810, Unit 4N Bayshore Regency Condo ID 127184 0108, $600,000. Haggerty Road LLC to Grimes Holdings LLC, P.O. Box 2367, Plant City 33564, Sec. 24 28S 21E, $502,000.

MANATEE COUNTY Space Coast Credit Union to GH&G Lockwood LLC, 101 S. Bay Blvd., Suite B-3, Anna Maria 34216, West Lakes Plaza/Sec. 16 35S 18E ID 174 1001000/1741900607/174 1900656/1741900706 et al., $6,500,000. Bay Area Medical Plaza LLC to S&L Properties Bradenton LLC, 2651 Kirking Court, Portage, Wis. 53901, Tract C-1 College Plaza ID 5182610309, $937,428. 5828 Manatee Property LLC to TR Mantee Properties LLC, P.O. Box 607, Highland City 33846, Lot 6 Block 22 Anna Maria Beach ID 7018500004, $680,000. JKSP LLC to GDAWG Ventures LLC, 714 Manatee Ave. E., Suite A, Bradenton 34208, Units 4505/4515/ 4519/4523/4527/4603/4 607/4615/4619/4623 Oak Trail Condo/Sec. 01 34S 17E, $475,000.

PASCO COUNTY Ferman Pasco Holdings LLC to 3939 US Highway 19 LLC, 133 U.S. 1, North Palm Beach 33408, Sec. 19 26 16 ID 19 26 16 0000 00400 0030, $6,700,000. Capstone Resdev LLC to Alta Terra Bella LP, 114 N.E. First Ave., Delray Beach 33444, Terra Bella Sec. 29 26 19 ID 29 26 19 0000 00100 0090, $4,198,428. MPBBD LLC to Joseph Digerlando, 10931 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa 33618, Meadow Point Tract 2, $2,808,000. Special Services Asset Management Co. to Reo Funding Solutions V LLC, c/o Turnstone Group LLC 3424 Peachtree Road N.E., Suite 1775, Atlanta, Ga. 30326, Lots 1-7 Block 12 Meadow Pointe Parcel 14 Unit 3 Phase 1/Secs. 32/33 26 20, $1,350,000. G. Robert Blanchard Trustee/James F. Alderman Trustee/Magnolia Island LLLP et al. to Wesley Chapel Hotels LLC, 5129 N.E. 124th Place, Oxford 34484, Sec. 26 26 19 ID 26 26 19 0000 00100 0210, $1,175,000. Linex Investments Inc. to Landon Enterprises LLC, 3752 Copeland Drive, Zephyrhills 33542, Sec. 24 26 21 ID 242621 0000 00100

0013, $900,000.

PINELLAS COUNTY SCP 2003C-4 LLC to 232 East 88th Street LLC, attn: Yoshimi Logan P.O. Box 46, Ogdensburg, N.J. 07439, Lots 1-4 Block B Lofty Pine Estates ID 25 28 15 52916 001 0010, $5,850,000. Fidelity Group of Clearwater LLC to C.L.E.M. Hospitality LLC, 2958 Kenilwick Drive N., Clearwater 33761, metes and bounds in Sec. 18 29S 16E, $5,700,000. First Industrial LP to Cross Bayou Acquisition LLC, 1870 N.W. S. River Drive, Miami 33125, Lots 7-8 Pinellas Farms ID 18 30 16 69768 200 0800, $2,910,000. Garsed LLC to C&C SA LLC, 4757 Silver Star Road, Orlando 32808, Lot 1 Block 1 Jess Subdivision, $2,350,000. Palmetto Gulfport-49th St. LLC to Mercer-Gulfport LLC, 205 Orangewood Lane, Largo 33770, Lots 290/292 West Oakland ID 28 31 16 96642 006 2900, $2,000,000. VPC 3 II LLP to NE Apartments Associates Inc., 1344 N.W. 22nd St., Miami 33142, Lots 11-14 Block 38 City of St. Petersburg ID 19 31 17 74466 038 0110, $1,400,000. BBG Vonn Rd. LLC to Midflorida Credit Union, 129 S. Kentucky Ave., Suite 600, Lakeland 33801, Lot 25 in Sec. 8 30S 15E Pinellas Groves, $1,225,000. Loraine Corp. to KTED 3 LLC, W26921 Mesa Lane, Arcadia, Wis. 54612, Lot 13 Block 1 City of Treasure Island ID 23 31 15 91818 001 0130, $1,200,000. Tiger Investment Group Inc. to Marina Bay Development II LLC, 4417 48th Ave. S., St. Petersburg 33711, Lot 1 Block 1 Eckerd’s Subdivision ID 10 32 16 24283 001 01330136, $950,000. P.J. Davis Inc. to Tampa Bay Investment Venture Group LLC, 12010 Meridian Point Drive, Tampa 33626, Lots 1921 Big Acres Unit C ID 036522 000205 30 15 08694 000 0190/0200, $875,000. Jane Moore Roberts to CPE LLC, 200 Brightwater Blvd. N.E., St. Petersburg 33704, Lots 27-29 Block E Northwest Quarter Allendale Terrace ID 01 31 16 00558 005 0270, $800,000. Margaret Perez Trustee to Pass-A-Grille Lot II LLC, 102 Seventh Ave., St. Pete Beach 33706, Lot 7 Block 7 Morey Beach ID 19 32 16 58932 007 0070, $750,000. Jeffrey M. Goodis to 11th & Baum LLC, (no address shown), Lot 1 Block 1 Ward & Baums G.T.E. Replat ID 24 31 16 94850 001 0011, $575,000. Huntley Properties LLC to

Polypack LP, 3301 Gateway Centre Blvd., Pinellas Park 33782, Parcel 2 Gateway Centre Business Park ID 22 30 16 30374 000 0200 (3.59 acres)/22 30 16 30374 000 0202 (2.41 acres), $540,000.

POLK COUNTY LM Rentals IV LLC to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/ subdivision multiple parcels, $2,096,714. LM Rentals V LLC to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/ subdivision multiple parcels, $1,649,000. LM Rentals VI LLC to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/ subdivision multiple parcels, $1,482,285. LM Rentals III LLC to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/ subdivision multiple parcels, $1,257,000. LM Rentals I LLC to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/ subdivision multiple parcels, $1,120,857. LM Rentals II LLC to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/ subdivision multiple parcels, $909,285. LM Properties of Polk County Inc. to IH4 Property Florida LP, 5909 Hampton Oaks Parkway, Building 1 Suite G, Tampa 33610, multiple lots/subdivision multiple parcels, $734,857.

SARASOTA COUNTY Nap Bee Ridge LLC to PSM Bee Ridge LLC, 3300 Publix Corporate Parkway/P.O. Box 407, Lakeland 33811, Sec. 04 37 19, $8,400,000. Ray P. Finn to Palm & Pine MHC LLC, 8800 N. Bronx Ave., Skokie, Ill. 60077, Sec. 36 38 18, $2,344,571. Orion Investments LLC to Siesta Key Village Tropical Breeze Resort Inc., 140 Columbus Ave., Sarasota 34242, Lots 37-39 Mira Mar Beach ID 0080170056, $2,275,000. Ray P. Finn to Palm & Pine MHC LLC, 8800 N. Bronx Ave., Skokie, Ill. 60077, Sec. 36 38 18, $2,010,000. Happy Haven MHP LLC to Happy Haven MHC LLC, 8800 N. Bronx Ave., Skokie, Ill. 60077, Lot 66 Sarabay Acres ID 0148150008, $1,950,000.

DECEMBER 12, 2014

LEADS 41 Salford LLC to Aldi (Florida) LLC, 2651 State Road 17 S., Haines City 33844, Lot 7E North Port Gateway East ID 1002 18 0070, $1,800,000.

Victoria A. Anthony to Jeffrey W. and Wendy M. Maybruck, 13809 Springer Lane, Tampa 33625, Lot 6 Reserve at Woodmont, $570,000.

Morrill Street Professional Center LLC to TCI Inc., 1905 Morrill St., Sarasota 34236, Lots 2/4/6 Towles ID 2027080058, $1,100,000.

Prashant and Ritu Khemka to Joshua and Emily Lynch, 10522 Greencrest Drive, Tampa 33626, Lot 11 Block 3 Westchase, $570,000.

Sterling Breeze Holdings LLC to Sarasota Crew Inc., 343 Palmetto Ave., Osprey 34229, Lot 6 Sarabay Acres ID 0147030011, $975,000.

David Carter to Kevin A. and Cassandra Christie, 3718 W. San Juan St., Tampa 33629, Portion of Lot 8 Lot 9 Block 43 Map of Virginia Park, $560,000.

Craig W. Mettille and Marty C. Willis to ICIC III LLC, 1336 Basswood Road, Schaumburg, Ill. 60137, Lot 8 Sarasota Beach ID 0082050021, $617,000. David L. Michael to 2432780 Ontario Inc., 35 Strathgowan Crescent, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4N 2Z8, Unit 2-E The Aquarius Club ID 0009043014, $500,000. George and Fran Michaels to 2432780 Ontario Inc., 35 Strathgowan Crescent, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4N 2Z8, Unit 3-E The Aquarius Club ID 0009043024, $500,000. Richard L. Schubel as Trustee and Marjorie C. Whitson-Schubel to 2432780 Ontario Inc., 35 Strathgowan Crescent, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4N 2Z8, Unit 4-B Aquarius Club ID 0009043031, $475,000.

RR Residential real estate transactions HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Robin Cohen to Joshua C. and Kristin L. Butts, 9504 Eddings Road, Odessa 33556, Lot 8 Keystone Estates, $1,000,000. Tambay Custom Homes Inc. to Govin T. and Padmini G. Rajan, 4908 64th Drive W., Bradenton 34210, Lot 17 Block 20 Bon-Air, $875,285. Antonella Bianchi to Marc D. Wilson and Dannia Henriques, 70 Warren Ave., Knutsfold Cheshire Manchester England WA160AJ, Lot 17 Block 2 Cheval Wimbledon Village, $865,000. Dean Hightower aka Dean L. Hightower and Nicole Hightower to Timothy J. Everitt and Marie E. Chinnici-Everitt, 1641 Altamont Lane, Odessa 33556, Lot 13 Block 3 H.T. Lyke’s, $750,000. Standard Pacific of Florida to Douglas Martin, 2609 Milford Berry Lane, Tampa 33618, Lot 74 Retreat at Carrollwood, $658,571. M4Ryan LLC to Clarence J. and Sarah W. Roberts, 3621 W. Tacon St., Tampa 33629, Lot 14 Block 52 Map of Virginia Park, $627,428. CV SSVII LLC to James S. and Mary C. Lockhart, 5504 Keeler Oak St., Lithia 33547, Lot 18 Block 18 Fish Hawk Trails Unit 5, $600,000. Lorraine L. Stealey individually and Trustee to Thomas E. and Marie J. Zartler, 60 S. Valentine Drive, Garnet Valley, Pa. 19060, Portion of Lots 149/150 Chapin Avenue, $600,000. Agata J. Springstead fka Agata J. Dolski and Bradley F. Springstead to Christopher R. and Jaime Martin, 15941 Ternglade Drive, Lithia 33547, Lot 10 Block 104 Fishhawk Ranch, $570,000.

Frederick M. Slutsky to David and Karen Spangler, 3527 Saddle Back Lane, Lutz 33548, Portion of Lots 2/3 Crenshaw Lakes, $550,000. Arthur and Elizabeth Tepper to Juri and Jae H. Toomepuu, 12219 N. Brightwater Blvd., Temple Terrace 33617, Lot 27 Portion of Lot 28 Brightwater, $540,000. Scott and Robin Bernard to Tyler D. Hill, 19735 Prince Benjamin Drive, Lutz 33549, Lot 42 Block 5 Wellington Manor, $535,000. Paul Ranger to Amaro D. and Ada J. Silva, 3212 Park Green Drive, Tampa 33611, Lot 8 Southgreen, $521,428. Aneesh and Nancy Matthew to Thomas C. Kurian and Aleyamma Thomas, 5133 Englewood Lane, Zephyrhills 33541, Portion of Sec. 10 28 19, $520,000. Centennial Bank to David M. Silva, 260 E. Overlook Mountain Road, Buda, Texas 78610, Portion of Sec. 21 28 18, $520,000. Gay L. and Scott L. Love to Robert J. Jr. and Roseanne B. Wilbur, 7255 Alafia Ridge Loop, Riverview 33569, Portion of Government Lot 2 Sec. 15 30 20, $512,000. Gilbert E. Jr. and Margaret W. Clark to Micah C. and Amy P. Mccombs, 5829 Terncrest Drive, Lithia 33547, Lot 23 Block 103 Fishhawk Ranch, $510,000. Standard Pacific of Florida to Joseph and Jennifer Matasic, 14325 Avon Farms Drive, Tampa 33618, Lot 43 Retreat at Carrollwood, $503,285. William Stettinius/Edwin Franco to Gordon A. Lunt Trustee, 2603 Sanders Drive, Tampa 33611, Portion of Lot 5 Block 9 Bayhill Estates, $503,000. John M. Lasek and Lisa A. Rocha to Jeffrey and Sara Langmaid, 3206 W. Oakeller Ave., Tampa 33611, Lot 4 Block 8 Oakellar, $499,857. Christopher T. Caprio/ Sandra L. Caprio to Stefan Smith and Carmen Witten, 3523 Old Course Lane, Valrico 33596, Lot 14 Block 20 River Hills Country Club, $492,000. David C. and Marie A. McElhiney to James W. Jr. and Pamela R. Townsend, 5073 Ruby Flats Drive, Wimauma 33598, Lot 93 Valencia Lakes, $435,857. John and Gihan Abadir to Jiping Liu and Jiyu Yan,

10508 Martinique Isle Drive, Tampa 33647, Lot 18 Block 2 Cory Lake Isles Unit 1, $430,000. Fred J. and Darlene E. Schoenrock to David and Heather Dietz, 6123 Vireoridge Drive, Lithia 33547, Lot 8 Block 39 Fishhawk Ranch, $425,000. Steven and Cheryl Fisher to Susan and Thomas Harwood, 10328 Abbotsford Drive, Tampa 33626, Lot 14 Block 5 Westchase, $421,000. Thoams H. and Susan M. Stewart to Michael C. Frey, 3411 Forest Bridge Circle, Brandon 33511, Lot 12 Block 1 Hidden Forest Unit No. 2, $409,857. Robert H. Waltuch and Maxine C. Evenson to David G. Rosenberg and Susan Bartlett, 18808 Ave. Biarritz, Lutz 33558, Lot 15 Block 1 Biarritz Village, $405,000. James C. and Nancy J. Hobby to H. Chandra Alexander, 3211 W. Swann Ave., No. 605, Tampa 33609, Lot 5 Bayshore Haven Townhomes, $400,000. Stephen C. and Judy G. Gans to Joseph W. and Nancy E. Clark, 141 Southern Grove Drive, St. Johns 32259, Lot 16 Block 5 Lake Weeks, $396,000. Claude D. Thaxton to John J. Jr. and Catherine P. Teti, 3301 Bayshore Blvd., No. 303-D, Tampa 33629, Condominium Unit 303-D Monte Carlo Towers, $395,000. Christopher J. and Tracy L. Squitieri to Issamy Watanabe and Claudia R. Yamamoto, 16237 Carnoustie Drive, Odessa 33556, Lot 15 Block H St. Andrews at the Eagles Unit 1, $375,000. Mark A. and Sheila L. Thorson to Robert G. and Sharon L. Richmond, 1707 Cape Bend Ave., Tampa 33613, Lot 16 Block 5 Lake Magdalene Manors, $375,000. Gregory C. and Malarie M. Iversen to Carol A. Martin, 3513 W. Granada St., Tampa 33629, Lot 10 Block 48 Palma Ceia Park, $370,000. CitiMortgage Inc. to Elaina Mills and Peter D’Amore, 11817 Lancashire Drive, Tampa 33626, Lot 5 Block 1 Westchase, $369,000. TB Homes LLC to Jennifer M. and Brandon J. Facini, 3201 Santiago St., Tampa 33629, Portion of Lot 28 Block 63 Palma Ceia Park, $367,000. Carlos

Valiente to Frank R. and Sandra D. Badia, 12905 Brushy Pine Ave., Tampa 33624, Lot 28 Pine Hollow, $366,000. TB Homes LLC to Brandy F. and Chadwick B. Hall, 3201 Santiago St., Unit A, Tampa 33629, Portion of Lot 20 Block 63 Palma Ceia Park, $365,571. Ronald and Alexes Ertle to Kimberly A. Rothman, 1501 W. Horatio St., No. 119, Tampa 33606, Unit 119 Seybold Lofts Condominium, $365,000. Albert M. Brunsman and Christine Daley nka Christine Brunsman to Christopher and Carolyn Weld, 28927 Burke Mill Place, Wesley Chapel 33545, Lot 26 Block 2 Belle Meade, $361,000. Robert D. and Joyce P. Tilley to Michelle and Donald Ziglar, (no address shown), Lot 39 Block 2 Arbor Lakes, $361,000. Stephen K. Hachey to Elise Ho and David Edgerton, 4207 S. Dale Mabry Highway, No. 8209, Tampa 33611, Lot 1 Portion of Lot 2 Block 15 Replat Bon Air, $352,428.

MANATEE COUNTY Tappan Real Estate Investors I LLC to Rodney H. Williams, 13218 Lost Key Place, Lakewood Ranch 34202, Lot 15 Block A Lakewood Ranch Country Club Village, $1,800,000. Jeffrey L. and Lisa A. Florini to Ian Howard, 16315 Clear Lake Ave., Lakewood Ranch 34202, Lot 28 Lake Club, $1,620,000. Doris Brown to Barry and Sandra Gertz, 7331 Greystone St., Lakewood Ranch 34202, Lot 29 Lakewood Ranch Country Club Village, $1,425,000. Brian P. and Ailish M. Murphy to Christopher S. and Maureen F. Young, 6915 Westchester Circle, Lakewood Ranch 34202, Lot 4 Lakewood Ranch Country Club

Village, $1,100,000. Dennis J. Kern to P.J. Marx, 730 Penfield St., Longboat Key 34228, Lot 9 Sleepy Lagoon Park, $700,000. Taylor Morrison of Florida Inc. to Blain A. and Karen J. Tiffany, 5243 Benito Court, Bradenton 34211, Lot 445 Esplanade, $668,571. James M. and Marina R. Butler to Umme Jiwaji, 4961 Chase Oaks Drive, Sarasota 34241, Unit 117 Sand Cay Condo, $608,000. SP1 Inc. to Barbara L. Bakus, 4750 Mainsail Drive, Bradenton 34208, Parcel 429 Harbour Walk Lots 430/431 Riverdale, $564,857. Taylor Morrison of Florida Inc. to Barbara J. Salm individual and Trustee, 5251 Napoli Run, Bradenton 34211, Lot 393 Esplanade, $530,428. Jeffrey E. and Ann M. Wayne to David Brown and Lori Longden, 2431 W. Sunset Drive, Tampa 33629, Lot 3 Block 21 Shore Acres, $500,000. PNMAC Mortgage Opportunity Fund Investors LLC to Norman and Victoria Todd/James and Sheryl Cobb, P.O. Box 825, Osprey 34229, Lot 28 Stanhope Gate, $480,000. Cardel Homes U.S. LP to Matthew D. and Elizabeth E. Shirey, 12071 Forest Park Circle, Bradenton 34211, Lot 28 Block B Central Park, $437,142. Robert W. Benware and Anne Benware aka Grace Anne Benware (Barend)/ Charles J. Barend and Ana Barend to Matthew S. Boles and Sandra K. Steffensmeier, 906 W. 22nd Ave., Palmetto 34221, Lot 6 Riverside Shores, $430,000. Gary A. Ales and Joan Carol Ales to Dave G. and Jane M. Pomeroy, 915 Fifth Ave. S., Nashville, Tenn. 37203, Lot 13 Unit 3B Lakewood Ranch Country Club Village, $425,000. Deutsche Bank Trust Co.

Americas to Ron and Leslie Joyal, 8313 Quail Greens Terrace, Bradenton 34212, Lot 9 Stoneybrook at Heritage Harbour, $408,000.

Dianne M. and Mark Rowland, 27008 Evergreen Chase Drive, Wesley Chapel 33544, Lot 32 Arbor Woods at Northwood, $480,428.

E. Donald Gessner and Mary Jean Gessner to Jarrod W. and Diane E. Stead, 361 Blackbird Court, Bradenton 34212, Lot 67 Unit H Greyhawk Landing, $389,000.

Theodore and Katherine Koutsos to Donald E. and Leslie H. Bowden, 3705 Wiregrass Road, New Port Richey 34655, Lot 5 Block 17 Longleaf Neighborhood, $475,000.

Raymond Hansen and Beatrice Borkovitz to Ronald G. and Evelyn B. Wainscott, 1249 Schenkel Lane, Frankfort, N.Y. 40601, Lot 26 The Links at Palm Aire, $375,000.

Teacher Buys Houses LLC to Allan B. and Karen K. Stridiron, 13430 Carnoustie Circle, Dade City 33525, Lot 533 Lake Jovita Golf and Country Club, $464,000.

Tarpon Drive, Treasure Island 33706, Lot 45 Block 1 Paradise island, $901,857. David C. and Barbara M. Magnano to Jeffrey and Tracy McGowan, 1709 Lane Forest Ave., Safety Harbor 34695, Lot 39 Unit 4 Island Estates of Clearwater, $900,000. Maureen Hamrock fka Maureen Kartha to Gualberto and Madelaine Perez, 728 Cattail Court N.E., St. Petersburg 33703, Lot 1 Block 7 Eden Shores Section Six, $785,000. Gary Jensen Trustee to Michael David Cammisa and Corinne D. Cammisa, 128 Forest Hill Drive, St. Petersburg 33708, Lot 31 Marina Del Rey at Sand Key Unit B, $755,000.

William J. and Bernice Hinkelman to Michael Durachinsky and Jane E. Rattray, 12819 Kite Drive, Bradenton 34212, Lot 60 Unit G Greyhawk Landing, $371,000.

Standard Pacific of Florida to Marcus V. Gerszonowicz Machado and Daniele R. Brandao Machado, 27392 Cayenne Lane, Wesley Chapel 33544, Lot 5 Block 5 Seven Oaks, $458,142.

Fannie Mae aka Federal National Mortgage Association to Daniel George Eli and Sandra Jean DiPasquale, 15306 21st Ave. E., Bradenton 34212, Lot 7209 Mill Creek, $369,285.

INXS VII LLC to Mark L. and Kathryn Engstrom, 5644 Sun Up Road, Land O’Lakes 34638, part Tract 2 Speers Subd., $400,000.

Lloyd James Bradshaw Jr. and Magida Isper Emery to Steven W. and Janice M. Lewis, 1809 Woodlands Blvd., Oldsmar 34677, Lot 15 Turtle Creek Unit Four, $675,000.

Standard Pacific of Florida to Christopher S. and Kathleen L. Vargas, 7107 Peregrina Loop, Wesley Chapel 33545, Lot 9 Block 19 Watergrass, $379,857.

Gene and Sue Ellen Lanton to Dennis Donald Dertien Trust, 799 E. Gulf Blvd., Indian Rocks Beach 33785, Lot 25 La Hacienda, $675,000.

M/I Homes of Tampa LLC to Mario Valenti, 1819 Cameron Court, New Port Richey 34655, Lot 10 Block 1 Trinity Preserve, $364,285.

Mary L. Fisher Trustee to Gerardo R. and Rosa B. Prieto, 4944 113th Ave. N., Clearwater 33760, Lot 9 Block 1 Eden Isle, $660,000.

William Ryan Homes Florida Inc. to Gregory Cowan and Marsha Perkins-Cowan, 4938 Lago Vista Circle, Land O’Lakes 34693, Lot 26 Lago Del Rey, $350,000.

Bernard III and Beth Fensterwald to Mark D. Miller and John T. Kleban, 331 Cleveland St., Unit 703, Clearwater 33755, Unit 703 Water’s Edge, $650,000.

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Michael Perugini and Kimberly Gamble-Perugini and Seville LLC to Alan L. and Katherine W. Nelson, 381 Margo Lane, Berwyn, Pa. 19312, Unit 234 Gulf Belleair Beach, $625,000.

Darwin R. and Susan J. Jessen to J.R. Bruce Cassie and V. Ann Cassie, 995 Riverlea Road, Huntsville, Ontario, Canada P1H 1X5, Lot 24 Viginia Water, $365,000. Mark and Rebecca J. Gutierrez to Jeffrey D. and Kristy J. Leto, 4905 241st St. E., Myakka City 34251, Tract 41 Waterbury Grapefruit Tracts, $362,428. Susan W. Taylor aka Susan W. Windle individual and Trustee to Debra M. Allish, 3907 Bamboo Terrace, Bradenton 34210, Lot 39 San Remo Shores, $360,000. Margaret Browning to Joseph P. and Audrey M. Dombroski, 398 Snapdragon Loop, Bradenton 34212, Lot 49 Unit C Greyhawk Landing, $360,000. William S. Chaltis and Wendy B. Davenport to Richard Alan Jenkins Jr. and Katherine Susan Dunatov, 1003 Cimarron Circle, Bradenton 34209, Lot 15 Cimarron, $350,000.

PASCO COUNTY Bakerfield Custom Homes Corp. to James E. and Joyce A. Green, 32839 Estate Gardens Drive, Wesley Chapel 33545, Lot 6 Block 31-C Watergrass, $600,000. Standard Pacific of Florida to Ryan Mellor and Alissa Rodriguez Garcia, 4223 Windcrest Drive, Wesley Chapel 33544, Lot 8 Block 69 Seven Oaks, $502,142. Taylor Morrison of Florida Inc. to

Dale G. and Kathleen A. Bramlett to William Edwards Trustee, 2040 Brightwaters Blvd. N.E., St. Petersburg 33704, Lot 41 Block 1 Snell Isle Brightwaters Unit D Block 1, $2,900,000. Gregory C. Brewer and Sherry A. Brewer to Peyton L. Yon and Doris Elaine Tatum Yon, 355 Brightwaters Blvd. N.E., St. Petersburg 33704, Lot 26 Brightwaters Section 1 of Snell Isle, $2,000,000. James M. and Mandy L. Rutledge to Dak and Jacqui Liyanearachchi, Foxwood Hulme Lane Lower Peover 1690G, Cheshire Knutsford, Lot 84 Block 1 Snell Isle Brightwaters Unit G Blocks 1 & 5, $1,900,000. Steven M. and Robin L. Kluever to Calin and Rodica Borcan, 306 Harbor Drive, Indian Rocks Beach 33785, Lot 3 Indian Beach, $1,593,000. Garth J. Fudens and Lori Fudens to Robert and Donna Ganter, 755 Snug Island, Clearwater 33767, Lot 32 Unit 7B Island Estates, $1,077,000. Lafayette Engineering Inc. to David P. and Ann K. Juhlke, 16750 Gulf Blvd., No. 514, North Redington Beach 33708, Unit 514 Building 1 Tides Beach Club, $925,000. Annette C. and Bret W. Howard to Rosa Lee Cromwell Trustee, 10102

Donald Van Weezel and Mary A. Van Weezel to George and Sandy Faltaous, 31 Major Road, Monmouth Junction, N.J. 08852, Unit 1408 Lighthouse Towers, $615,000. Kevin T. Delashmutt to Lindsay Faircloth and Lynda Faircloth, 7436 14th St. N.E., St. Petersburg 33702, Lot 27 Block 6 Harbor Isle Unit One, $600,000. Earl L. and Karen M. Mincey to Joseph LoBaido and Ludmila LoBaido Trustees, 1520 Gulf Blvd., Unit 1807, Clearwater 33767, Unit 1807 Ultimar One, $600,000. Pass-A-Grille LLC to Beth Bentley, 2502 Pass A Grille Way, St. Pete Beach 33706, Lot 5 Block B Sunset Park, $590,000. Mariners Atlantic Portfolio LLC to James T. and Marcia Papp, 2400 S. Ocean Drive, Unit 4392, Fort Pierce 34949, Lot 5 Gatehouse Woods, $587,428. Richard and Penny Flaherty to Edward J. and Catherine A. Steadman, 4490 38th Way S., St. Petersburg 33711, Lot 6 Block L Broadwater Unit 2, $585,000. SunTrust Bank as Plenary Guardian to Richard P. and Joanne M. Houghton, 1645 Long Bow Lane, Clearwater 33764, metes and bounds in Sec. 25 29S 15E, $550,000. Stephen A. Canders individually and as Trustee to Dexter R. and Patrice E. Boone, 1270 Gulf Blvd., No. 501, Clearwater 33767, Lot 73 Crystal Island, $525,000. David D. Hensley to Benjamin J. Schlappig, 175 First St. S., No. 2104, St. Petersburg 33701, Unit 2104 Signature Place, $520,000. Robyn Butler

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LEADS Crennan individually and as Trustee to Sonia Woods, 301 10th Ave. N.E., St. Petersburg 33701, Lot 7 Block 7 Snell and Hamlett’s Bayview, $493,714.

Kimberlie Rogers-Bowers to Robert Charles Brashear Sr. and Dianne Brashear, 4497 S. Old Floral City Road, Inverness 34450, Unit 701 Sand Key, $416,000.

Nicholas B. and Nadia D. Ausse to Lee and Denise S. Baker, 1302 Roxbury Drive, Safety Harbor 34695, Lots 8-9 Block A Water View Heights, $489,000.

Kathryn Desio to Christopher J. and Alexandra Sirabella, 9309 120th St. N., Seminole 33772, Lot 18 in Sec. 20 30S 15E, $415,000.

Jeannette M. Wentworth to Jannie M. Sheiffo and Stephen S. McGrath, 28 Laight St., Apt. 4-E, New York, N.Y. 10013, Unit 501 Las Brisas of Madeira, $465,571.

Brookfield Relocation Inc. to Paul L. and Jody A. Swartz, 1352 Great Oak Drive, Clearwater 33764, Lot 15 Weathersfield, $405,000.

Three Old Men to John S. and Theresa D. Petruno, 206 Ravenwood Road, Exton, Pa. 19341, Unit 104 Brightwater Point, $455,000. Melissa Clark Daley individually and as Trustee to Jeremy T. and Rae A. Trueblood, 868 Cypress Cove Way, Tarpon Springs 34688, Unit 202 Building 2 Island Sands of Indian Rocks Beach, $439,000. Van Kottis to Michael Gerwe Jr., P.O. Box 24655, Tampa 33623, Apt. 9-B La Casa De Los Caracoles, $434,000. Timothy P. and Tanya L. Harrington to Michael G. Johnson Jr., 1498 54th Ave. N.E., St. Petersburg 33703, Lot 4 Block 1 Ponderosa of Shore Acres, $426,000. Timothy D. and Lianne Adams to Jonathan Ruprai, 725 Monte Cristo Blvd., Tierra Verde 33715, Lot 8 Block M Tierra Verde Unit One, $425,000. David M. Bowers and

$396,000. Robert G. Hamilton Jr. and Suzanne Albert individually and as Co-Trustees to Gregory G. and Christy A. Crist, 4148 Harbor Circle S., Largo 33770, Lot 78 Block J Harbor Hills, $388,000. Richard G. and Lilyana Quirk to Matthew Winford Jordan, 667 Berrywood Way, Palm Harbor 34683, Lot 25 Sutton’s Ridge, $378,000. Gary Jorgensen to Jon D. and Renee Sjostedt, 353 Grand Bay Drive, Palm Harbor 34683, Lot 8 Grand Bay Heights, $370,000.

Timothy J. and Charlotte A. Spacek husband and wife and Co-Trustees to Joseph J. Temperelli Jr., 74 W. Fairview Lane, Springfield, Ill. 62711, Lot 101 Weathersfield, $400,000.

Matthew L. and Mary Ann Bruneau to Charles William Kelley and Susan M. Kelley, 1092 Eniswood Parkway, Palm Harbor 34683, Lot 13 Block F Eniswood Unit II-A, $369,714.

David E. and Paula N. Eachus to Fred Thomas Williams and Barbara C. Williams, 2415 Lake POint Lane, Clearwater 33762, Lot 4 Block 10 Fairway Villas at Feather Sound, $400,000.

Joseph A. and Jessie B. O’Mara to Danielle Olivier, 4780 Dolphin Cay Lane S., No. 102, St. Petersburg 33711, Unit 102 Building C The Curacao At Dolphin Cay, $365,000.

Thomas E. and Denise N. Glynn to Linda Anne Meehan, 700 Beach Drive N.E., No. 802, St. Petersburg 33701, Unit 802 Harbour Hill, $400,000.

Curtis Bruce Cochrane and Monique Cochrane to Antoony and Cynthia Picorelli, 1242 Espina Court, Dunedin 34698, Lot 10 Spanish Pines, $365,000.

Sally B. and Robert S. Forbes to John J. and Jill E. MacNeil, 3040 Gull Place, Clearwater 33762, Lot 39 Stonegate Unit I, $399,000. Edward J. and Jayme J. Kelly to Rafael L. and Janet A. Rodriguez-Rocha, 200 Fourth Ave. S., Unit 431, St. Petersburg 33701, Unit 431 The Madison At St. Pete,

Way, Palm Harbor 34685, Lot 89 The Estates at Cobb’s Landing, $355,000. Federal National Mortgage Association aka Fannie Mae to William C. and Marisa C. Boss, 136 30th Ave. N., St. Petersburg 33704, Lot 5 Block 1 Erastus A. Barnard’s, $352,000.

Ozanich, 4024 Waterdam Commons, McDonald, Pa. 15057, Lot 19 Ridgewood Lakes Village 9, $405,000. Ruxiang Qian and Ying Shi to Susan and Andrew Laidlaw, 42 Glenheron Crescent, Vaughan Ontario, Canada L6A 0G2, Lot 223 Windsor Hills, $405,000.

Ronald and Rhonda Stevenson to Anthony and Adriana Mitchell, 533 Baywwod Drive S., Dunedin 34698, Lot 15 Baywood Shores, $350,000.

Pulte Home Corp. to Terrance L. and Mryna K. Moore, 106 Garnier Court, Toronto Ontario, Canada M2M4C9, Lot 8 Block 15 Del Webb Orlando, $372,000.

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D.R. Horton Inc. to David John Kelly and Lindsay Pask, 9 Rectory Field, Hartfield East Sussex, United Kingdom TN74JE; 5129 Oakbourne Ave., Davenport 33837, Lot 218 Oakmont, $365,285.

Andrea L. Flowler Successor Trustee and Thomas S. Pletcher Trustee to Robert D. Robbins and Leah Vann Spivey, 112 Eastpark Drive, Celebration 34747, Lots 2728 The Reflections of Juliana, $535,000. Mark G. Turner to John J. Walker III and Susan M. Walker, 250 Lake Link Drive S.E., Winter Haven 33884, Lot 13 Wyndham at Lake Winterset, $526,428. D.R. Horton Inc. to Terrance and Jacqueline Ann Barrs, Paynes Farm New Road, Woolmer Green Herts, United Kingdom SG36LE, Lot 36 Oakmont, $435,714.

Wells Fargo Bank NA Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Trust et al. to Matthew N. and Kelly P. White, 2837 Landover Drive, Clearwater 33761, Lot 90 Landmark Woods, $364,000.

Applied Building Development Co. Oakhills Inc. to David and Laura Kletter/Howard and Judith Kletter, 6 Bottom Lane, Darien, Conn. 06820, Lot 27 Block B Greens At Providence, $415,000.

Robert T. and Annette S. Sanders to Thomas G. and Janet M. Sidor, 2845 Landing

Ronald M. and Pauline V. Phillips to Jack J. Ozanich and Colleen A. Hanavan-

Dorcas Hatcher to Jeffrey Stinchcombe and Francis Robert Brown, 1180 Cloverbrae Cres, Mississauga Ontario, Canada L5H2Z8, Lot 35 Highlands Reserve, $365,000. Lennar Homes LLC to Wendell P. and Oksana Davis, 2314 Victoria Drive, Davenport 33837, Lot 38 Victoria Woods at Providence, $364,428. D.R. Horton Inc. to Arlindo De Salvo Filho, Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 191 Centro Edificio, Rio Branco Limeira Sao Paulo 13480-100, Lot 97 Oakmont, $363,000. M/I Homes of Tampa LLC to Jose Leonardo Dean, 1962 Altavista Circle, Lakeland 33810, Lot 151 Terralargo, $354,285. Joseph Wayne Highsmith Sr.

and Virginia Carol Rutland Highsmith to Wallace Sullivan and Stephanie Fincher, 4315 N. Cork Road, Plant City 33566, Sec. 30 29 23, $350,000.

SARASOTA COUNTY Michael J. and Margaret F. Musto to Anthony A. and Eileen P. Massaro, 372 Royal Flamingo Drive, Sarasota 34236, Unit 905 The Beach Residences, $2,600,000. Ross Schilling to Pamela T. Trapani as Trustee, 10N979 York Lane, Elgin, Ill. 60124, Lot 3 Lands End, $2,200,000. Marisol Arzeno-McGill as Trustee to Susan M. and Jon P. Newsome, 1420 Westbrook Drive, Sarasota 34231, Unit 502 The Phoenix, $1,860,000. John Pellegrino to Peter J. and Katherine F. Daley, 47 Ashland Road, Summit, N.J. 07901, Unit 1600 of 1350 Main Residential Condominium, $1,350,000. Robert G. and Judith Heisey to Webster J. Jr. and Susanne A. Owens, 427 Yacht Harbor Drive, Osprey 34229, Lot 195 Southbay Yacht and Racquet Club, $1,250,000. Richard F. and Mary Jo Reston to David and Linda Robertson, 4833 Featherbed Lane, Sarasota 34242, Lot 12 Harmony, $1,182,428. Charles A. Smith and Amie Sue Ward to Jeffrey William Houck and Marilyn Sue Houck and Roney Murphy, 13 Denison Court, Granville, Ohio 43023, Unit B Siesta

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Villa I, $1,034,000. Michael E. Galloway to Francis H. and Elaine M. Lauchert, 704 Shakett Creek Drive, Nokomis 34275, Lot 18 Shakett Creek Pointe, $857,428. Stephen F. Nackord to Alexandre and Josette Calame, 653 Eagle Watch Lane, Osprey 34229, Lot 1 Cherokee Park, $800,000. Sarasota Bay Club LLC to Carl H. Foltz and Patricia M. Whetstone, 1301 N. Tamiami Trail, No. 1107, Sarasota 34236, Unit 1107 Sarasota Bay Club, $795,000. Frank J. Wood Jr. and Valley View Financial Group Trust Co. as Co-Trustees to Stephen and Vanessa Haley, 44 Spratt Halt Road, London, United Kingdom E11 2RQ, Unit 110 Midnight Cove Condominium, $790,000. Joanne L. Lewtas and Amy C. Lewtas to Michael Berelowitz, 415 E. 37th St., Apt. 36-C, New York, N.Y. 10016, Unit S-803 Longboat Key Towers, $787,000. Salvatore L. Gulotta Jr. and Phyllis Gulotta to Samuel J. Reese and Anne E. Reese as Co-Trustees, 7210 S. Polo Ridge Drive, Littleton, Colo. 80128, Unit 204 Dolphin Bay, $705,000.

No. 921, Sarasota 34236, Unit 921 Sarasota Bay Club, $690,000. Henry R. Nicholson to Angela Bastian and Daniel Bastian as Trustees, 70 Trail Drive, Mankato, Minn. 56001, Unit 54 The Terrace, $680,000. Neville M. Pack as Trustee to Rinaldo Disalvo and Elena Disalvo, 4528 Aereview Lane, Kettering, Ohio 45429, Unit 514 Siesta Breakers, $675,000. John R. and Linda K. Reardon to Jo Ellen Kleindienst and Jesse Raphael Duenas, 727 S. 26th St., Arlington, Va. 22202, Lot 54 Turtle Rock, $629,000. Meribeth Mallory Geiger as Successor Trustee and James C. Mallory and Margaret B. Mallory as Trustees to David M. and Karen D. DeViese, 1515 Ingleside Drive, Charlottesville, Va. 22901, Lot 160 Plat of the Oaks, $610,000. Mark Wilde to Larry M. and Rebecca S. Baucom, 7253 Frisco Lane, Sarasota 34241, Lot 36 Saddle Creek Unit 3, $600,000. JN Stark LLC to Richard C. Cain and Janice R. Cain as Trustees, 2421 Wildwood Court, Winter Haven 33884, Unit 542 Grand Bay, $598,000.

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Sarasota Bay Club LLC to W. Robert Clay and Judith A. Clay, 1299 N. Tamiami Trail,

DiVosta Homes LP to John F. Wenderski and Cheryl L. Wyatt as Trustees, 11180 Roseale Court, Sarasota 34238, Lot 101 Sandhill Preserve Unit 1, $593,428.

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