Jeff Vinik, owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team, revealed plans to reinvent an area of downtown Tampa into a major community and commercial center.
Tampa’s new bike share program launched to registrants on Monday, as the city moves ahead with plans to expand bike lanes.
As part of plans to fortify Tampa’s economic development, the process of applying for building permits has officially gone virtual.
The City of Tampa has now survived 93 hurricane seasons without experiencing a direct hit.
Tampa’s business community gathered for a luncheon at the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park last Friday to discuss the future of innovation and development in the Bay area’s private sector.
As Tampa rapidly expands its offerings for young professionals, business travelers and executives, a next step in fortifying commerce in the city will be courting corporations to headquarter corporate offices in our backyard.
Taking a cue from cities like New York and Boston, Tampa will unveil its new bike-share program before the new year.
According to analysis of statistics released by the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, Florida posted the fifth-highest job creation numbers this year.
Posting rising revenues and the highest percentage of seats filled in its history, Tampa International Airport is a burgeoning travel center.
Telecommuters in Tampa can now take advantage of complimentary wireless Internet connections in many of Tampa’s outdoor spaces, including the Riverwalk and parks downtown.
One of the many advantages of working in Rocky Point is the option of taking a half day and hitting one of the several local golf courses.
Tampa Electric will lower its commercial rates beginning Jan. 1. The Tampa Bay Times reports that businesses will pay 1.7 percent less for the utility, relieving budgets and potentially boosting or stabilizing profit margins.
A new study by RootMetrics found that Tampa, FL ranks 13th out of 125 American cities for quality of cellular reception.
Facebook will be hosting a “Small Business Boost” event in Tampa on October 16.
NAIOP Tampa Bay, a group of commercial real estate professionals, met recently to discuss the changes in the commercial real estate market.