Tampa neighborhood continues to be a CRE bright spot

Amid growing economic uncertainty, Tampa’s rapidly evolving Westshore business district continues to be a beacon of growth and stability.


  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 2:00 p.m. May 19, 2023
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Highwoods Properties Senior Director of Leasing Lauren Coup speaks at the 21st annual Westshore Development Forum on May 18 while Preston Reid, managing director of Hodges Ward Elliot, looks on.
Highwoods Properties Senior Director of Leasing Lauren Coup speaks at the 21st annual Westshore Development Forum on May 18 while Preston Reid, managing director of Hodges Ward Elliot, looks on.
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The Westshore Alliance, a nonprofit group of business and community leaders that promotes the development of Tampa’s Westshore business district, held its 21st annual Westshore Development Forum — providing key updates on the area’s office, hotel, retail and other sectors — May 18 at Renaissance Tampa International Plaza Hotel in Tampa.

With economic uncertainty, including the possibility of a mild recession, on the horizon, the event was a more muted affair than past years. Tampa Mayor Jane Castor appeared in person at last year’s forum but was absent on Thursday, instead supplying a prerecorded introduction. Tampa City Council members also skipped the event. 

 

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