Construction Thread-Orlando-Dynetech Center

[Florida]

They've had makeshift signs saying somthing along those lines coming up and down for the lonest time.

[jack]

They are a tenant

[Boomer136]

Comerica is big Midwestern bank... perhaps they've financed a project, but I wouldn't expect to see a location in Florida. However, there are always those rare exceptions.

[bulldogger]

I figured they would be moving in there. For a few weeks, there was a hand painted sign that just read COME. I didn't know if I should. Could lead to arrest.

[codypet]

I figured they would be moving in there. For a few weeks, there was a hand painted sign that just read COME. I didn't know if I should. Could lead to arrest.

[Florida]

Thanks for clearing that up Boomer. I was unaware that they'd even moved into the S. Florida market with the other Banking Centers you'd mentioned. I wonder how aggressive they're planning to be in Florida. Anywho, this should be seen as good news!

[codypet]

Comerica is big Midwestern bank... perhaps they've financed a project, but I wouldn't expect to see a location in Florida. However, there are always those rare exceptions.

[RestedTraveler]

A photo from Sunday Morning (after the storms rolled through):

[bic]

A rare non-blurry night shot from the Dynetech web cam, taken at 6:15pm tonight. Merry Christmas!

[mrh3]

Thanks for clearing that up Boomer. I was unaware that they'd even moved into the S. Florida market with the other Banking Centers you'd mentioned. I wonder how aggressive they're planning to be in Florida. Anywho, this should be seen as good news!

[RedStar25]

nice to see some lights on in the VUE

[WeNeed2Progress]

Good for the retail brokers, but it's more competition for local banks. If only Suntrust had acquired The Trust Co. instead. Orlando would be HQ to at least top 10 bank.

I wish Nature's Table could be acquired by a private equity firm that could create a national organic quick service restaurant chain. There has to be a HUGE market potential for that. Plus it's local. Think of all the office space that they would occupy if that was the case.

[bulldogger]

There's also a Nature's Table in the Wachovia Bank building at 800 N. Magnolia and there used to be one in the downtown library.

[prahaboheme]

And they are also going into the new Kissimmee City Centre downtown development--sounds like they like to embrace the urban environment (if you can call downtown Kissimmee urban).

[solaricfission]

Dynetech And The Vue

[orlandouprise]

beautiful shots u have a nice gift

[bulldogger]

I will preface by saying that I like Dynetech, but they need to do something about the unshielded lighting from the parking garage. I thought The Vue lights were bad, but Dynetech has topped them. It ruins the view of the skyline from Lake Eola. It's a good thing the building isn't located near the beaches, because there would be a lot of dead sea turtles.

[RedStar25]

I will preface by saying that I like Dynetech, but they need to do something about the unshielded lighting from the parking garage. I thought The Vue lights were bad, but Dynetech has topped them. It ruins the view of the skyline from Lake Eola. It's a good thing the building isn't located near the beaches, because there would be a lot of dead sea turtles.

[bulldogger]

Wow.... harsh!

[solaricfission]

on your eyes? Yes.

[codypet]

Won't most of that be covered with the art that is supposed to be hung?

[RedStar25]

How cool would it be to have the art work facing lake eola and back lit by the garage.

[FLheat]

Here's the Vue's view of Dynatech (see the church in the parking garage reflection)

North Side of Dynatech

[JFW657]

Damn... that is one chunky looking building.

[WeNeed2Progress]

Damn... that is one chunky looking building.