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in case you missed it - June 2015

In Case You Missed It: June 2015 Recap

Posted by Forward Florida Staff on June 24, 2015 in Briefs, Economic Development | Leave a response
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In case you missed it, here is a look at this month’s recent news briefs.

Banking on Brickell

Photo: Swire Properties Inc


Brickell an international banking center? Activity just south of downtown Miami is starting to suggest the answer is, yes. Read more

Duke Energy Pipes Up

pipeline constructionPhoto: Spectra Energy


The Sabal Trail pipeline from Alabama to Central Florida has scored a new investor and a new customer. And they both happen to be Duke Energy. Read more

Bon Appetit

Meat dish from Michael's Genuine Food & DrinkPhoto: Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink


If it weren’t already, Florida is becoming a real foodie state. More and more chefs are moving out from behind their aprons and becoming celebrities. Read more

Space Coast Rocks

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocketPhoto: NASA.


With all missions on its schedule successfully lifting off so far in 2015, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station is on pace to defend its title as the world’s busiest spaceport. Read more

Florida’s Future for Sale

woodsPhoto: Foley Timber & Land Co.
Rhode Island is for sale. Well, not quite, but that’s about the size of the land up for sale along the Gulf Coast just south of the Florida Panhandle. Read more

Hedging All Bets

stack of money

Hedge funds have caught the migratory fever and are loading up their wagons — albeit with office furniture — and pursuing new frontiers such as South Florida, which is viewed as being rife with opportunity (and wealthy residents). Read more

Super Bowl Florida Bound?

Vince Lombardi Trophy

America’s premier sporting event, the Super Bowl, may be returning to Florida in 2019 or 2020. Read more

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Posted in Briefs, Economic Development | Tagged Cape Canaveral, Construction, football, i.c.y.m.i., investments, Miami, real estate, restaurant industry, space coast

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