Construct-A-Lead's comprehensive online construction database supplies the enormous, construction marketplace with valuable information for companies to be able to compete in the multi-billion dollar construction arena. The following construction projects offer users insight into the area's New York construction activity.

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Construct-A-Lead, the industry's most comprehensive construction lead service, announces the following New York projects will go forward. Construct-A-Lead's newly implemented advanced search feature allows the user to find their leads or key contacts by project type, location, bid stage, dollar value, company, or keyword.

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An example of the New York projects available within the database is listed below. Reference the Project ID to utilize the new site features and to obtain direct contact information for each construction lead:

New York, NY Echelon - Plans call for the demolition of the existing building and the new construction of a 535-foot, 40 story tower with 27 units in 59,240 square feet of space. Construction start: Q3, Q4, 2017, $25,000,000. Project ID: 1394627

Long Beach, NY Medical Arts Pavilion Plans call for the new construction of a medical facility that will include an expanded emergency department, primary care, radiology services and room for a variety of medical specialists. Construction start: Q4, 2018, Q1, 2019, $99,000,000 Project ID: 1394721

Buffalo, NY The Forge on Broadway Plans call for the new construction of a 230,000-square-foot development to include 159 apartments, 11,600 SF of retail space and 25 townhomes. Construction start: Q4, 2017, Q1, 2018. $48,000,000 Project ID: 1391645

Ithaca, NY 118 College Avenue - Plans call for the new construction of a 4-story apartment building containing five dwelling units with a total of 28 bedrooms to attract primarily student tenants. Construction start: Q1, Q2, 2018. $1,100,000 Project ID: 1394416

Brooklyn, NY 271 Sea Breeze Avenue Plans call for the new construction of a 22-story, 114-unit mixed-use tower to include 32,000 square feet of community space and 200 parking spaces. Construction start: Q2, Q3, 2018, $40,000,000. Project ID: 1394372

Colonie, NY 123 Everett Rd Plans call for the new construction of a 50,300 SF, 2 story medical office building. Construction start: Q4, 2017, Q1, 2018. $10,000,000. Project ID: 1394693

Construct-A-Lead is an online database that connects users to large-scale commercial construction projects, including those hidden, private project leads.

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The developer says Hobe Sound Station will bring a stylish retail center with the feel of Worth Avenue to a desolate section of U.S. 1.

But several locals in this laid back Martin County area say they like their neighborhood businesses just fine.

Theres no fun, no energy, no imagination along this stretch of U.S. 1. People leapfrog Hobe Sound. They go north to Stuart or south to Jupiter, said John Doyle, who is building the $7 million retail/office center. Crawdaddys Nawlins Grill & Bar and Lynoras restaurants are scheduled to open when construction is finished early next year about one mile north of Bridge Road on the east side of U.S. 1.

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About four dozen condos the tallest would be 40 feet with prices starting at about $600,000 are planned. So are a neighborhood market with a gas station and a retail/office building. An Aldis grocery store may go in on the other side of U.S. 1, on the site of the former Horsefeathers bar.

Not everybody in Hobe Sound, an unincorporated area of about 15,000 residents north of Tequesta, is excited about the Mizner-style Hobe Sound Station. The 40,000-square-foot center is the first major development along U.S. 1 since the Publix Plaza was built about 15 years ago.

Hobe Sound doesnt want to be Palm Beach. We dont want to turn into another Abacoa. Were a very seasonal, quiet community. This project has Hobe Sound residents very nervous, said Harold Jenkins, a lifelong Hobe Sound resident, owner of a local landscape business and Martin County commissioner who represents the Hobe Sound and the Jupiter Island area.

Martin County, which has about 160,000 residents about one-tenth of Palm Beach County has a well-earned reputation of being a high hurdle for developers.

Hobe Sound Station is leaping that hurdle and could start of a flurry of unwelcome growth, said Jenkins.

Supporters of the project disagree.

They say Hobe Sound Station is a planned neighborhood that will fill commercial space along a desolate urban corridor. That four-mile stretch on U.S. 1 from Bridge Road north to Osprey Street has a Winn-Dixie plaza, a dog grooming store, a vaping shop, a recreational vehicle dealership, a couple of coffee shops, restaurants, auto parts stores and a nursing home.

The Palms Inn Hotel and adjacent restaurant closed three years ago. The building is vacant.

What that urban corridor does not have are residences with nearby upscale places to shop, dine, window shop or have a beverage.

Thats the niche Hobe Sound Station will fill, said Doyle.

(Hobe Sound Station) is not ringing the dinner bell for uncontrolled growth. We are the beneficiary of controlled growth between Jupiter and Stuart. We want to continue that controlled growth, said Doyle, who also built The Medalist and Old Cypress Village luxury residential communities on U.S. 1 in Hobe Sound. Doyle lives in the Medalist.

Businesses and families will be attracted to a walkable community, said Angela Hoffman, the executive director of the Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce.

Hobe Sound Station is not urban sprawl. Its not tall buildings. Its a good start to attract more infill projects to enhance our community, said Hoffman.

Harry MacArthur, whose family has owned Harry and the Natives restaurant on U.S. 1 and Bridge Road for 65 years, doesnt buy it.

Martin County has fought to keep things small. We like it that way, said MacArthur, whose wood-paneled restaurant just north of Bridge Road offers live music, breakfast and pig roasts. Trinkets made by local artists are for sale at the door.

Others counter that new construction will pump dollars into the local economy.

Vic Pepitone, the owner of nearby Hobe Sound Produce on U.S. 1, agrees that Hobe Sound residents dont want major development. But Pepitone also wants more customers to buy his seafood, vegetables, fruits and boiled peanuts.

More people means more business, Pepitone said.

The tough part, says John Martin, who sells bait in Reel Life Bait & Tackle across U.S. 1 from Hobe Sound Station, is keeping a balance.

Locals are not looking for bigger restaurants and businesses. They like the fact that Jonathan Dickinson State Park separates them from the hustle and bustle of Palm Beach County, said Martin.

Yeah, we need the economic boost. But growth isnt something locals are used to, said Martin, who moved to Hobe Sound in 1985 from West Palm Beach for a calmer lifestyle.

Non-local restaurants will have a tough time attracting locals, said Sam Lenz, a longtime Hobe Sound area resident who owns Fog E Vapor vaping shop on U.S. 1.

People around here like local places where they know the owners, like Harrys, Lenz said, referring to Harry and the Natives restaurant. Its tough to break into the in crowd in Hobe Sound.

The next step for Hobe Sound Station will be winning approval for the Aldis, the neighborhood market with gas station and the 46 condominiums.

It wont be easy, said Harold Jenkins, the Martin County commissioner who represents Hobe Sound.

Martin County is ruled by extremes. People are either totally against development, or they are totally in favor of it. When (Doyle) makes those other proposals, there will be a lot of opposition, said Jenkins.

HOBE SOUND STATION: IN THE WORKS

* Approved: 15,000-square-foot area planned to open early 2018. Crawdaddys Nawlins Grill & Bar and Lynoras expected to open.

* Submitted for approval: 6,000-square-foot building neighborhood market with gas station adjacent to restaurant building

* Planned: 18,000-square-foot commercial/retail office planned adjacent to restaurant building

* Planned: 46 condominiums, gated community to be called The Preserve. The two- and three-bedroom units will start at about $600,000.

* Planned: Aldis grocery store on the other side of U.S. 1, at former site of Horsefeathers bar.

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A four-alarm fire early Friday gutted a partially constructed 7-story Oakland building, displacing at least 700 people who live nearby.

A caller reported seeing smoke from the structure at 2302 Valdez Street around 4:30 a.m., according to Interim Fire Chief Darin White.

Many Unanswered Questions in Oakland Construction Site Fires

The now-destroyed building, which had been under construction for several months, is the Alta Waverly. Its architect is Oakland-based Pyatok and developer is Wood Partners of Mill Valley. Upon completion next spring, the mixed-use project was expected to feature 196 homes and up to 31,500 square feet of retail space.

Instead, flames have reduced the Alta Waverly to a charred skeleton that is unstable and missing chunks of scaffolding. Plumes of smoke not only blanketed the area, but were also visible from as far as the South Bay, and sidewalks for several blocks in all directions were littered with soot and ash.The National Weather Service of the Bay Area said a satellite detected temperatures as high as 1,145 degrees Fahrenheit from the Oakland fire.

The 7-story building was expected to feature 196 homes and up to 31,500 square feet of retail space upon completion next spring. (July 6, 2017) Photo credit: Pyatok/Wood Partners

The first fire engine was on scene within five minutes of the initial call. Crews were forced to go on the defense immediately because flames were building at the center of the structure. In all, more than 80 firefighters battled the blistering flames with the assistance of more than two dozen fire apparatus, White said.

"We had zero injuries," he said with a smile.

But the danger has not passed.

The task of extinguishing the fire, which has since been knocked down, was made riskier as parts of the building crumbled around fire crews, while the scorching heatmade a large construction crane swing, White said.

4-Alarm Fire Engulfs Building in Oakland

Radiant heat was felt for several blocks around the fire. That, combined with the threat of the careening crane prompted road closures and roughly 100 evacuations, according to White. People who have been uprooted were given shelter through 5 p.m. at the Cathedral of Christ the Light at 2121 Harrison Street. They can spend the night at St. Vincent De Paul at2272 San Pablo Ave.

White was unable to specify when people will be allowed to return to their homes, citing ongoing concerns about the integrity of the crane. The evacuation order cannot be lifted until the crane, which could collapse, has been deconstructed and removed, he said. The Alameda County Sheriff's Office plans to send a drone into the scorched building to help the crane operator and Cal/OSHA determine the best way to dismantle it.

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"I was scared," Mout Khamphou told the San Francisco Chronicle.

Khamphou said she was sitting in her car getting ready to go to work when she saw smoke coming from the building next door.

She drove away, thinking the fire wasn't bad, but called her husband who was still at home to warn him.

"I called my husband and I said, 'I saw the fire start. You have to be careful and get ready to get out.' He called me and said, 'Oh honey, the fire started getting worse and he asked where my passport and papers are. Our apartment won't be safe anymore.' I was crying a lot, I worried.''

She said she turned around and drove back to her neighborhood and found flames shooting from the building. Other evacuees told NBC Bay Area that when they went to close windows to prevent smoke from entering their homes, the glass was hot.

4-Alarm Oakland Construction Site Fire Displaces 100 People

According to White, it is too early to know what caused the fire because firefighters are still monitoring hot spots. It is only after structural engineers and Cal/OSHA have deemed the building safe that investigators with the Alameda County Arson Task Forcecan comb through the wreckage.

TheBureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services is helping Oakland firefighters develop a plan to address the multiple hazards that are puting residents and first-responders at peril, White said.

A construction worker was of the opinion that someone may not have wanted more buildings along Auto Row, which is a hub for new developments. But that theory has not been corroborated by officials.

At a news conference, Mayor Libby Schaaf promised to offer "comfort and security" to those who were impacted by the fire as well as "relentlessly investigate" its cause.

"With a fire this size, it is miraculous that we have had no loss of loss, no injuries and nothing more than what appears to be cosmetic damage to any ancillary or surrounding structures, she said.

4-Alarm Fire Prompts Evacuations in Oakland

Meanwhile, city councilwomanLynette Gibson McElhaney, whose district includes Alta Waverly, said Oakland leaders will not take Friday's fire lightly.

"We are concerned," she said. "We will look at what the investigation will reveal in terms of whether this was human error or foul play. But I think we all have to be concerned when several hundred units of housing are taken off the market in the middle of an unprecedent housing crisis."

Schaaf agreed.

"Oakland is in the middle of a housing crisis and the loss of these valuable new units only exacerbates that problem," she said. "We are very clear that this type of development is what Oakland needs to get through this moment where rents are skyrocketing, where housing is in high demand.

"This is a loss for our city and for this region right now."

A Four-Alarm Fire Engulfed a Oakland Building

The developer reportedly had a roving security patrol at Alta Waverly, and White said confirmed the presence of security cameras in the vicinity. It remains unknown what, if any, surveillance footage was captured.

Wood Partners issued a statement Friday, in which the company's CEO Joe Keough said, "Our deepest concern goes out to those impacted by this unfortunate event. We are grateful that no injuries were sustained and we are working closely with local fire officials and investigators to identify the cause of the fire."

Fire officials told NBC Bay Area that their efforts to contain the blaze ensured that it didn't reach four homes to the east of the construction site.

The Alameda County Fire Department sent mutual aid to man Oakland's fire stations, while the city's fire department focused on the fire that quickly escalated from two to three and then four alarms.

Fires have plagued Oakland in recent months.

Last October, a five-alarm fire erupted at an apartment site under constructionnear Lake Merritt, which is under two miles from Friday's fire.

A three-alarm fire then claimed 36 lives during a December 2016 concert at the Ghost Ship warehouse, anda four-alarm fire in a West Oakland residential building killed four people in March.

People who witnessed the fire or may have any information about it are asked to call a tip line at 510-777-3333.

NBC Bay Area's Bob Redell and Pete Suratos and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Published at 5:21 AM PDT on Jul 7, 2017 | Updated at 11:32 PM PDT on Jul 7, 2017

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City approves $90M student housing development in downtown Orlando

The 15-story building with 600 beds would be part of a larger development called Creative Village

July 09, 2017 03:00PM

Rendering of mixed-use student housing development in Orlando

The Orlando city government approved the plan for a $90 million mixed-use student housing development in the citys downtown district.

The city approved the planned development of a 15-story building with 600 beds, a parking garage, and a restaurant and retail space on the ground floor.

Construction is expected to start this summer and to be completed by the fall of 2019.

The 15-story building also would have four floors of educational space and would serve as the home of the Walt Disney World School of Hospitality and Culinary Arts at Valencia College.

The developers, Ustler Development Inc. and KUD International LLC, plans to construct the 15-story building on the northwest corner of North Terry Avenue and West Livingston Street in Orlando.

The building would be part of a $1 billion, 68-acre development in Orlando called Creative Village, which would include apartments, hotel rooms, retail stores and offices plus a downtown campus shared by the University of Central Florida and Valencia College.

Ustler and KUD expect construction of their mixed-use student housing development to start this summer and to be completed by the fall of 2019. [Orlando Business Journal] Mike Seemuth

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Work resumes at the Electric City Apartments site at Erie Boulevard and State Street on Thursday, July 6, 2017.

Photographer: PETER R. BARBER

Work on the Electric City Apartments development is moving forward, a few months after the demolition of the Nicholaus building next door.

A half-dozen construction vehicles could be seen Thursday morning moving dirt around the construction site at the corner of Erie Boulevard and State Street. Work on the $20 million project, consisting of apartments and retail space, was halted after the Nicholaus building was deemed unstable April 1, 2016.

John Roth, CEO of Highbridge Development, the company responsible for the project, could not be reached for comment.

The apartments will be at 248 State St. and include 104luxury apartments and 9,900 square feet of ground floor retail space.

Construction ceased on the mixed-used development for more than a year while the Nicholaus building sat vacant. On April 7, a Clifton Park engineering firm notified city officials that the building had shifted and was in danger of collapsing. It was torn down later that day.

The property has spawned a number of lawsuits.

Nicholaus building owners Viroj and Malinee Chompupong first alleged prep work for the neighboring development caused their structure to become unstable, and later filed a notice of claim against the city seeking $5 million in damages for Aprils demolition, a claim the city said has no merit.

The owners of the Thai Thai Bistro, which was in the Nicholaus building and later moved to Niskayuna, are suing the city of Schenectady, the Nicholaus building owners and construction companies from the Electric City Apartments, claiming negligence and breach of contract.

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Overview

The Joint Use Retail space types are stores used for the sale of products and services. Joint Use Retail space types may include news and book stands, flower shops, convenience stores, travel agencies, credit unions, dry cleaning services, shoe shine stands, barber and beauty shops, print shops, courier mail shops, retail of clothing or other hard goods, and similar applications.

Features that are not included in this space type are: dry cleaning services, cashier windows, vaults, built-in safes, drive-through windows, or pneumatic tube systems, barber and beauty shops, and print shops. Some types of leased spaces may be more characteristic of other space types, such as offices for insurance agencies (Office) and pharmacies (Health Care).

Unique to Joint Use Retail space types is the integration of aesthetics into the entrances, windows, and retail areas within the space that help designate the space as commercial, and that can be easily distinguished from areas of the space that are accessible only to retail employees. Typical features of Joint Use Retail space types include the list of applicable design objectives elements as outlined below. For a complete list and definitions of the design objectives within the context of whole building design, click on the titles below.

The following building program is representative of Joint Use Retail space types.

The following diagram illustrates representative tenant plans.

For GSA, the unit costs for Joint Use Retail space types are based on the construction quality and design features in the following table. This information is based on GSA's benchmark interpretation and could be different for other owners.

The following agencies and organizations have developed codes and standards affecting the design of Joint Use Retail space types. Note that the codes and standards are minimum requirements. Architects, engineers, and consultants should consider exceeding the applicable requirements whenever possible.

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Functional / OperationalAccount for Functional Needs, ProductiveDesign for the Changing Workplace, Secure / SafeSecurity for Building Occupants and Assets, SustainableOptimize Energy Use

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Remodeling is a great way to give any retail store an updated look that is more customer-friendly. A successful commercial remodeling project should make the retail location look more attractive and welcoming, while also increasing efficiency and comfort for employees. Thats a pretty big goal, but its quite achievable once you find the right resources. To brainstorm ideas on retail remodeling, scope out your favorite retail locations, taking notes on design elements that work well. Then, enlist commercial construction contractors to give you information about the latest trends in retail spaces. If you are giving your retail space a facelift, consider the following tips to help you give your location a leg up on the competition.

Find a Reliable Contractor

Before you shop for a commercial construction contractor out of the phonebook, ask other business owners or the areas chamber of commerce for recommendations. When you are remodeling, the time it takes to complete the process can take away from the time your store is open to customers, so its crucial to hire a contractor thats great with deadlines. Additionally, look for commercial construction contractors that are licensed, bonded, and insured. Check out Angies List to find commercial remodeling firms with reputations for reliability and good time management. Additionally, do not be afraid to ask a contractor to meet with you before you make a final hiring decision. If a contractor does not arrive to a preliminary meeting on time, you may have good clue about what working with him will be like.

Make a Great First Impression

One of the business worlds top rules is to make a good first impression. This rule, however, extends beyond person-to-person transactions your retail space also makes an impression on customers. Aim for a look that intrigues and welcomes customers as they look in the windows or enter the store.

To make your customers feel safe, create a layout that allows customers to visually scan the entire store as they enter. This ensures that the customer can navigate throughout the space with ease. Further enhance the customer experience with shelving units that are not too tall, aisle spaces that are comfortably wide and merchandise that is beautifully arranged in a logical manner.

Use Light to Your Advantage

Good lighting attracts new clients, since humans are drawn to well-lit locations. Lighting can also create a certain mood and spotlight products you want to accentuate. Often, retail locations with low ambient light use track lights to point customers to featured merchandise, in the same way that spotlights illuminate actors on a stage. To create a relaxed mood while complementing products, build lights into shelves and custom cabinets. Skin care and spa retail locations often use this technique. Overall, as you plan your commercial remodel, think about the mood that you want to create in your retail space and light it accordingly.

Paint According to Your Goal

Different colors trigger different emotions. Humans have appreciated this fact for millenniafor instance, the ancient Egyptians and Chinese practiced chromatherapy, or healing through colors. Today, many medical professionals are skeptical about the long-term healing power of color, but it is generally accepted that color exerts a powerful short-term influence on a persons mood. For example, the color orange makes most people feel cheerful. Paint your retail space in a color that will help you achieve your commercial goals.

If you own a bakery, it would be wise to choose the color red, which is known to make individuals feel hungry. Green is a color that can trigger emotions such as growth, health and hopegreat for a location that promotes wellness or sells plants. The color blue promotes the feeling of love, tranquility, acceptance and understandingperfect for a retail store that sells spa products or gifts. Yellow is known to boost a customers memory and can help them feel joyful, smart and organizedideal for a store that sells stationery products or organization solutions. Use colors to produce emotions that complement your product line.

Remodel to Enhance Your Brand

Your retail space should celebrate your products, but also show the breadth and depth of your companys brand as a whole. When a customer shops at your retail space, they are not only judging what you sell, but also how the space leaves an impression on her. In fact, Northwestern University professor of marketing Philip Kotler has written, In some cases, the place, more specifically the atmosphere of the place, is more influential than the product itself in the purchasing decision.

Retail space remodeling can be an intimidating process. However, as providers of Portland remodeling services, we here at Sitka Projects can say that retail owners who plan carefully achieve excellent remodeling results. Knowing your target audience, having a firm grasp on your goals for the customer experience, and throwing in a bit of creativity are the first steps in making a mediocre retail space explode with life.

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View the following Los Angeles Retail listings available for lease or rent. Other Los Angeles, CA properties available for lease can be found by selecting a property type on the right.

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As the leading marketplace for online commercial real estate marketing, LoopNet attracts the largest community of Los Angeles commercial real estate professionals with total LoopNet membership exeeding 7 million members. The LoopNet user base is comprised of commercial real estate brokers, corporate executives, mortgage brokers, and over 3 million buyers, tenants and other principals from Los Angeles, CA and other national and international markets, many of whom specialize in Los Angeles Retail Space.

Besides Los Angeles Retail Property listings for lease, LoopNet's inventory of commercial real estate includes multifamily apartment buildings, office buildings, retail space, hotels and motels, gas stations, churches, shopping centers, warehouses, restaurants, land for sale, Los Angeles foreclosures, REO properties, bank owned properties and much more.

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Welcome to LoopNet.com! LoopNet is the leading commercial real estate listing service with over 6.3 billion sq ft of space for lease.

View the following Clearwater Retail listings available for lease or rent. Other Clearwater, FL properties available for lease can be found by selecting a property type on the right.

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Active 1 $15.00 - $19.00 10,000 SF 10,000 SF Retail Free Standing Bldg

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Active 1 $13.00 - $15.00 2,378 SF 105,000 SF Retail Restaurant

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Active 10 $15.00 - $18.50 648 - 7,334 SF 32,405 SF Office Office Building

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Active 2 $21.33 - $23.53 255 - 450 SF 1,650 SF Office Creative/Loft

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Active 11 $10.00 600 - 30,474 SF 82,400 SF Retail Neighborhood Center

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Active 2 N/A 450 - 2,079 SF 22,500 SF Office Office Building

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Active 1 $7.95 9,800 SF 9,800 SF Retail Free Standing Bldg

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Active 3 N/A 4,450 - 40,000 SF 275,407 SF Retail Retail (Other)

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Active 1 $12.00 1,000 - 3,900 SF 4,000 SF Retail Free Standing Bldg

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Active 1 $22.00 5,500 SF 11,956 SF Retail Free Standing Bldg

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Active 4 N/A 1,600 - 10,000 SF 122,812 SF Retail Retail (Other)

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Active 1 N/A 6,676 SF 6,676 SF Retail Restaurant

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Active 1 $20.00 3,700 SF 3,700 SF Retail Street Retail

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Active Fully Leased N/A Fully Leased 4,884 SF Retail Retail (Other)

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Active 1 $18.00 2,000 - 3,500 SF 3,500 SF Retail Restaurant

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Active 11 N/A 1,289 - 29,032 SF 29,032 SF Retail Neighborhood Center

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Active 1 N/A 30,335 SF 68,865 SF Retail Retail (Other)

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Active 1 N/A 5,500 SF 5,550 SF Retail Free Standing Bldg

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Active 1 N/A 2,104 SF 82,196 SF Retail Retail (Other)

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Active 6 $15.00 - $17.00 960 - 5,000 SF 35,000 SF Retail Strip Center

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Active 2 $24.00 - $29.00 2,260 - 4,520 SF 6,844 SF Retail Strip Center

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Active 1 $19.10 10,000 - 14,928 SF 15,150 SF Retail Retail Pad

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Active 1 $45.00 2,005 - 5,168 SF 5,168 SF Retail Retail (Other)

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Active 3 $11.79 - $16.29 700 - 1,934 SF 2,634 SF Retail Strip Center

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Active 1 N/A 1,200 - 9,600 SF 9,600 SF Retail Free Standing Bldg

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Do you have commercial retail space available for lease? You can list it for FREE: Click to add your property to LoopNet.com.

LoopNet.com operates the most heavily trafficed online listing service for buying and selling Clearwater Retail Space and other listings across the U.S. and Canada. In total, LoopNet has over 220,000 spaces available for lease, equalling over 6.3 billion sq. ft. of commercial real estate space for lease.

As the leading marketplace for online commercial real estate marketing, LoopNet attracts the largest community of Clearwater commercial real estate professionals with total LoopNet membership exeeding 7 million members. The LoopNet user base is comprised of commercial real estate brokers, corporate executives, mortgage brokers, and over 3 million buyers, tenants and other principals from Clearwater, FL and other national and international markets, many of whom specialize in Clearwater Retail Space.

Besides Clearwater Retail Property listings for lease, LoopNet's inventory of commercial real estate includes multifamily apartment buildings, office buildings, retail space, hotels and motels, gas stations, churches, shopping centers, warehouses, restaurants, land for sale, Clearwater foreclosures, REO properties, bank owned properties and much more.

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