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Filing with SEC confirms that Orlando's SeaWorld is going public

As we speculated in a post the other week, Orlando-based SeaWorld is going public. The move seems to indicate that as we emerge from our national recession, consumers feel a bit more free to spend their money on vacations and entertainment, which, of course, is SeaWorld's bread and butter.

Osceola mixed-use development has $1.2B price tag. Will it be cost-efficient?

On Dec. 10, the Osceola board of county commissioners approved the $1.2 billion Center for International Commerce. The 1.5 million square-foot, 94-acre project will begin construction in June 2014 across from Osceola Heritage Park and is expected to be finished five years later.

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