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Managing editor of Florida Trend magazine. Girl dad, bookworm, cancer survivor, sleep enthusiast.
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Winter Haven food hall to double in size with government incentives

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By Mike Brassfield Verified
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In downtown Winter Haven, there’s a popular indoor/outdoor food hall and event venue called Bowen Yard. It has a Mexican restaurant, a sports bar and grill, an Indian kitchen, an upscale seafood place, an ice cream parlor and a large recreational yard with outdoor seating, as well as regularly scheduled live entertainment. Formerly a citrus manufacturing site, the food hall opened in 2023 and quickly became one of the downtown’s anchor destinations.
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Miami investment firm accumulates BTR communities in Central Florida

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By Mike Brassfield Verified
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A Miami-area real estate investment firm has purchased a recently constructed community of 101 built-to-rent houses near St. Cloud from Texas-based D.R. Horton – the fourth BTR community in two years that the firm has acquired from the country’s largest homebuilder.
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New builder plans affordable housing along I-4 corridor

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By Mike Brassfield Verified
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... With a lack of affordable housing in the Orlando-to-Tampa corridor, a new company is angling to build more of it by using prefabricated steel construction and by reusing the same apartment building prototype over and over again, sourcing its own materials and using its own in-house construction crews.
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