Tavistock Group takes an unwavering approach to intelligent development in the commercial property sector, creating diversified office space and retail options for existing companies and burgeoning businesses.Check out the latest theme park experiences and attractions Paul Brinkmann on Business Tavistock dominates bubbly Central Florida developer awards It’s been a long climb out of the recession, but there was a big “happy dance” for Central Florida real estate going down Thursday night at the Alfond Inn in Winter Park.Amid the inn’s swanky marble hallways, commercial real estate professionals congratulated each other on a year of hot sales in 2015. The wine flowed, jokes and laughter were easy, and rival firms were subject to good-natured jabs at each other -- at the annual awards ceremony for NAIOP Central Florida.“Of course when the market is good, we all like to say it's because of our great vision,” joked emcee Bill Moss, senior managing director at CBRE in Orlando.

Moss laced his remarks with snark, remarking that a few men from his own firm weren’t wearing ties, and complimenting well-dressed people from Jones Lang LaSalle.Lake Nona’s Tavistock Development firm swept the big awards of the evening, winning for Office Developer, Mixed Use Developer, Special Use (along with Weiland Corp.) and -- for the second year -- Developer of the Year. The only other development company recognized was McCraney Property Company for industrial park buildings, Bent Oak 1 and 2.According to NAIOP Central Florida, Tavistock is  “responsible for taking 7,000 acres of vacant land and creating residential, retail and office developments, and more notably, a $2 billion high-tech cluster of medical, educational and research institutions.  And they continue to have a pipeline of new projects underway."Another big winner was CBRE’s own Robby McEwan, who handled several big deals in 2015, including the sale of 474 acres near Universal Boulevard to a subsidiary of Universal Parks and Resorts for $130 million.

Here’s the list of additional awards, from NAIOP Central Florida:Broker Awards:Office Landlord Rep -3rd Place - Paul Reynolds & Alex Rosario, Foundry Commercial2nd Place – Jay Dixon, CBRE1st Place – Phil Marchese & Scott Bell, Flagler Development Office Tenant Rep -3rd Place - Aaron Gray, JLL 2nd Place - Nick Poole, JLL1st Place – Nan McCormick, CBRE Office Combined -3rd Place - Phil Marchese & Scott Bell, Flagler Development2nd Place – Jay Dixonbusiness for sale tanunda, CBRE1st Place – Nan McCormick, CBRE Industrial Landlord Rep -3rd Place - David Murphy, CBRE2nd Place - Tom McFadden & William Bradford, Lee & Associates Central Florida1st Place – Matt Sullivan & Wilson McDowell, Cite Partners Industrial Tenant Rep -3rd Place – Aaron Gray & Nick Poole, JLL2nd Place – Joe Hills, JLL1st Place - David Murphy, CBRE Industrial Combined -3rd Place - Tom McFadden & William Bradford, Lee & Associates Central Florida2nd Place - Wilson McDowell & Matt Sullivanbusiness for sale abram

, Cite Partners1st Place - David Murphy, CBRE Retail Landlord Rep -3rd Place - Billy Rodriguez, BluRock Commercial Real Estate2nd Place – Justin Greider, JLL1st Place – Jorge Rodriguez, Colliers Retail Tenant Rep -3rd Place – Jill Rose, BishopBeale2nd Place - Billy Rodriguez, BluRock Commercial Real Estate1st Place – Jeffrey Robison, Lightle Beckner Robison Retail Combined -3rd Place – Billy Rodriguez, BluRock Commercial Real Estate2nd Place - Justin Greider, JLL1st Place – James Mitchellbusiness for sale avoca, CBRE Investment Office -3rd Place – Ron Rogg, CBRE2nd Place - Michael Lerner, Cushman & Wakefield1st Place – Jeff Morris, JLL Investment Industrial –3rd Place – William Bradford, Lee & Associates2nd Place – David Murphy, CBRE1st Place – Michael Lerner, Cushman & Wakefield Investment Retail –3rd Place – Ray Turchi, Marcus & Millichap2nd Place – Whitaker Leonhardt, HFF1st Place – Brad Peterson, HFF Investment Land -3rd Place – Ken Delvillar & Jay Ballard, Cushman & Wakefield2nd Place – Preston Hagethank kevin handyman services

, CBRE1st Place - Robbie McEwan, CBRE Investment Multi-Housing -3rd Place - Ken Delvillar & Jay Ballard, Cushman & Wakefield2nd Place – Jeff Morris, JLL1st Place - Shelton Granade, CBRE Investment Special Use -3rd Place – Ken Hricko, Marcus & Millichap2nd Place – Paul Sexton, HREC Investment Advisors1st Place - Michael Weinberg, HFF--Rookie of the Year – Monica Perez-Wonus with CBRE--Largest Sale – This 3 building portfolio sale in Orlando had just over 1,400 units and a sales volume of $200 million. businesses for sale pwllheli areaThis year's winner is the sale of the TA/Carroll Portfolio by Jeff Morris with JLL.--Largest Lease – This tenant will be moving into an entire building totaling 155,048 square feet in the Lake Mary submarket. business for sale leytonOur winner is an office lease for HealthFirst handled by Nan McCormick with CBRE and Nick Poole with JLL.

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