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SWFBT CRE Special 2025 Ad Rates
As you may know, SWFBT has been publishing its monthly “Commercial RE Update” for the past TEN years! It is a snapshot of commercial real estate trends and topics in Southwest Florida. The next issue deadlines for editorial content 5pm Wed. April 9 and ad space and proof 5pm Fri. April 11. System ready ad…
Read MoreTime to Salute SWFL Small Business
Here we are looking at May—the best time for the region to celebrate and support small business and its contribution to the local economy, especially as we continue on the road to recovery post-Ian (and Debbie, and Helene, and…)! So here in Southwest Florida, you can be a part of Southwest Florida Business Today’s (SWFBT) 15th Annual “Salute To Small Business” FocusFeature…
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As you may know, Southwest Florida Business Today has been publishing its “Commercial RE Market” for the past eight years. “Commercial RE Market” is a quarterly look at commercial real estate trends and topics in Southwest Florida. The April issue deadlines for editorial content 5pm Wed. March 12 and ad space and proof deadline is 5pm Fri. March 14. System ready material is due by noon Mon. March 17. The…
Read MoreSWFL’S Technology Update March 2025
Now more than ever, technology is changing almost daily. It seems that as soon as you purchase “the latest thing”–it’s already obsolete. Now more than ever— especially as related to the roles of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity moving forward, right? To address these rapid technological advances, Southwest Florida Business Today (SWFBT) is dedicating its April FocusFeature to this theme, SWFL’s Technology Update.” So share with…
Read MorePost-Disaster Fraud: How to Avoid Home Repair Contractor Scams
Unfortunately, disasters that impact a residential structure often attract unscrupulous people posing as reputable contractors to take advantage of vulnerable homeowners. These individuals, or their sales representatives, might approach an impacted homeowner with offers to repair or rebuild the home quickly, claiming they will receive “priority” if the homeowner hires them immediately. They also may…
Read MoreCastellanos & Tramonte Architects Awarded Design for New Hurricane-Resilient Fire Station on Pine Island
Castellanos & Tramonte Architects has been awarded the design contract for the new Matlacha/Pine Island Fire Station #2, a state-of-the-art facility built to withstand extreme weather conditions in this critical barrier island location. The new station, located at 5051 Stringfellow Rd. in St. James City, will replace the existing structure, which has endured multiple hurricanes over the years.…
Read MoreReal Estate Investment Society Announces New Officers & Board Members
Real Estate Investment Society Announces New Officers and Board Members The Real Estate Investment Society (REIS) announced the election of officers and the Board of Governors to lead the organization during 2025: President Josh Philpott, AICP of Stantec; Vice President Kristine Smale of Christopher Alan Homes; Treasurer Phil Fischler, CCIM of Fischler Property Company;…
Read MoreAmerican Red Cross offering financial assistance for families whose homes were damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Helene and Milton
If you’ve been impacted by Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Milton in Florida, the American Red Cross is here to help you recover. The Red Cross is providing financial assistance to Floridians whose homes suffered major damage or were destroyed by Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Milton and still face obstacles to their recovery. Last week, the…
Read MoreCollier Area Transit Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program Update Public Comment Period
The Public Transit and Neighborhood Enhancement Division will be opening a required 30-day public comment period for the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program Update. As part of the Collier Area Transit Public Participation Plan (PPP), we are distributing copies of the updated DBE Program and comment sheets to libraries, city halls, and other municipal buildings…
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