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SSt. Petersburg
Latest news: Financing for Texas portfolio; buyer named in St. Pete; trade in Maine
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Latest news: Financing for Texas portfolio; buyer named in St. Pete; trade in Maine

  • March 25, 2026
Breaking news about deals, development, data and more. Financing for Texas portfolio. A pair of Austin-based companies, Four…
FFort Lauderdale
Deal activity: January 30-March 10, 2026
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Deal activity: January 30-March 10, 2026

  • March 12, 2026
Among the noteworthy deals of the past week was MHG Hotels’ acquisition of the Aloft Fort Lauderdale Airport…
TTampa
Inside Oystercatchers: The decisions behind each dish
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Inside Oystercatchers: The decisions behind each dish

  • March 5, 2026
Chef de cuisine Shelby Farrell begins most mornings at Oystercatchers by checking the variables that will shape the…
TTampa
Exterior of Bloomin’ Brands headquarters in Tampa, Florida.
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Bloomin’ posts Q4 loss as Outback traffic improves

  • February 25, 2026
Bloomin’ Brands posted a fourth-quarter loss driven by impairment charges and higher operating costs, even as Outback Steakhouse…
SSt. Petersburg
Global property manager acquires St. Pete firm
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Global property manager acquires St. Pete firm

  • February 25, 2026
Odevo, a global residential property management company, said it has acquired Professional Bayway Management (PBM) in St. Petersburg…
OOrlando
Latest news: Huge conversion in Louisville, Orlando EB-5 deal; $360M loan for Four Seasons
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Latest news: Huge conversion in Louisville, Orlando EB-5 deal; $360M loan for Four Seasons

  • February 4, 2026
Breaking news about deals, development, data and more. Louisville tower converting to hotel. Louisville, Kentucky-based Poe Companies is…
SSt. Petersburg
Nelson Castellano speaks during TBBW’s January CEO Connect event, holding a microphone on stage.
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At CEO Connect, Nelson Castellano on trust and succession

  • February 2, 2026
Nelson Castellano did not open the evening by talking about leadership. He talked about work. When Castellano took…
JJacksonville
Latest news: Four Seasons Jacksonville update; Parable Hospitality launches; Shatterproof raises $2.1M
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Latest news: Four Seasons Jacksonville update; Parable Hospitality launches; Shatterproof raises $2.1M

  • January 30, 2026
Breaking news about deals, development, data and more. Four Seasons Jacksonville update. Chicago-based Shanna Collective and Jacksonville, Florida-based…
OOrlando
LODGING Staff
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HEI Assumes Management of Four Marriott-Branded Hotels

  • January 23, 2026
Photo Credit: Courtyard by Marriott at Marriott Orlando Village NORWALK, Connecticut—HEI Hotels & Resorts announced the acquisition of…
OOrlando
LODGING Staff
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Crestline Adds Two Orlando Hotels to Its Portfolio — LODGING

  • January 21, 2026
Photo Credit: Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Orlando at SeaWorld FAIRFAX, Virginia—Crestline Hotels & Resorts announced that…
TTampa
Tampa General’s New AI Bot Makes a Connection With Patients
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Tampa General’s New AI Bot Makes a Connection With Patients

  • January 20, 2026
Scott Arnold, the hospital’s Chief Digital and Innovation Officer, says Aimee is improving call center operations – and…
OOrlando
Orlando, United States: A United Airlines flight traveling from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport to Orlando International Airport experienced a significant mechanical issue upon landing on Sunday afternoon, resulting in one of the aircraft’s nose wheels detaching and temporarily blocking the runway, authorities confirmed. United Airlines Flight UA2323, operated with an Airbus A321neo registered N14502, departed Chicago at approximately 8:55 a.m. CST and was scheduled to arrive at Orlando International Airport (MCO) at 12:35 p.m. EST. Shortly after touchdown on Sunday, January 18, video footage shared on social media captured the aircraft making contact with the runway under what appeared to be challenging weather conditions. During the landing sequence, one of the forward nose wheels detached from the aircraft and rolled off the runway surface. Eyewitness video shows the aircraft’s main wheels touching down, followed by a series of uneven bounces. The aircraft veered slightly, and the separated wheel can be seen rolling away from the plane. The aircraft ultimately came to a stop on the runway. United Airlines reported that there were 200 passengers and six crew members on board at the time of the incident. Despite the severity of the landing and the mechanical failure, no injuries were reported. Passengers were safely disembarked and transported to the terminal via buses after being unable to reach the gate normally. Immediately following the incident, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and airport authorities issued a ground stop at MCO, temporarily halting all departing and arriving flights to allow emergency crews to secure the scene and clear debris. The ground stop was later adjusted to a ground delay as operations gradually resumed later in the afternoon. Orlando International Airport is one of the busiest travel hubs in Florida, and the runway closure led to delays and logistical disruptions across scheduled flights during peak travel hours. Preliminary accounts noted gusty and windy conditions at the time of landing, with reported wind gusts above typical operational norms. While weather may have contributed to the severity of the landing, authorities have not confirmed whether it was a causal factor in the mechanical failure. United Airlines and the FAA have not yet released detailed technical findings, but the aircraft has been removed from service and is undergoing maintenance inspection. Investigators are reviewing whether the failure was due to the hard landing dynamics, mechanical fatigue, weather stress, or a combination of factors. Federal aviation safety teams are continuing their examination of the incident. Official reports from the FAA or the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are expected in the coming days to clarify the precise mechanical cause and any contributing conditions. Final findings will inform whether industry safety procedures or maintenance protocols require updates.
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United Airlines Flight Loses Nose Wheel On Landing At Orlando, No Injuries Reported

  • January 20, 2026
Image: Tomás Del Coro (Flickr)  Orlando, United States: A United Airlines flight traveling from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport…
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