Ormond Beach A1A Plaza sells for $2.7 million

ISC names vice president of consumer sales

The usual suspects that’ll stall a hot housing market seemed to all be in place with prices escalating and the supply dwindling.

Physician joins pediatric center

The latest employment reports show Volusia County’s economy is growing, just not too fast.

We had a little hiccup in April in conventions and tourism, possibly from all that beer consumed in March by that huge crowd of bikers.

ALF proposed on Williamson

Speedway hosting hiring events for race weekend

Now that we’re about to lose a public company with NASCAR buying International Speedway Corp., it looks like we may be back down to three public companies based here.

Bank invests in StarterStudio

The value of property in Volusia County is up 8% from last year and now 95% of the all-time high set in 2007 just as the bubble was about to burst.

Medical marijuana dispensary setting up shop

As we know, Volusia County grew by 9,358 or 1.7%, so, as you'd expect, municipal population growth wasn't too much either, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's latest report, which covers the period July 1, 2017, to June 30, 2018.

Commercial real estate professional joins firm

Help wanted signs don’t outnumber open signs, yet, but it’s starting to get more difficult to tell.

Junto Men's Luncheon

To update a previous column, I guess the bikers and spring breakers still like us, because tourism and convention business was up sharply in March.

SCORE offers workshop with U.S. Customs

In reading comments in area newspapers and on social media lately, the Volusia County half-cent sales tax increase is dead in the water.

Hospitals hire business developer

Design center opening

Volusia County's population grew about 1.7% from July 1, 2017, to July 1, 2018, according to a recent report from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Surgeon earns board certification

The Halifax area is continuing to see a stagnant convention and tourism business, according to recently released bed tax collections by the County of Volusia.

Economic Prosperity Hour

Bottlenecks are one of the worst things that can happen to any traffic thoroughfare.

Bank hires business relationship manager

Well, it's become apparent we've reached that tipping point where too much of the Volusia County housing market has exceeded the affordability level.

Vacation rental management firms merged

Whether we like it or not, and a lot of local folks don’t, the hospitality industry continues to be one of the strongest growth industries in Volusia County.

Health center celebrating anniversary

As I’m sure you’ve heard over the years, for a strong local economy, you need higher-paying jobs with good benefits.

Chamber celebrates opening of barber shop

For, oh, so many years there has been a lot of talk about what to do with Main Street in Daytona Beach.

Builders cite Latitude as top 55-plus community

For the second straight month, sales of existing houses by Realtors were down in the Volusia/Flagler area.

Check out lighting showroom

Volusia County’s economy was humming along in the third quarter of 2018 with 3 percent growth in employment and 3.75 percent growth in wages from the third quarter of 2017, according a report just released by the state labor agency.

ADDY Awards set for Hard Rock Hotel Feb. 23

The lodging industry ended 2018 on a high note in Volusia County with bed tax collections up 4.91 percent in December from December 2017.

Business After Hours

As regular readers of this column know, I'm fairly pro-development, but also expect sensible infrastructure to go with it.

Women Realtors honor title company