DAYTONA BEACH — One of the 400 people who turned out for the Daytona Beach Tanger Outlets wall-raising Wednesday was the man who hopes to soon add restaurants, more stores and possibly hotels across the street.
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DAYTONA BEACH — H&M, Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic are among the stores the Tanger Outlets mall in Daytona Beach will offer when it opens in November for the start of the holiday shopping season. Click below for the article
Fifty years ago, vast stretches of open grasslands and woods covered what is now the intersection of Interstate 95 and LPGA Boulevard.
Back then, there was no interchange and there wasn’t even an interstate coming through Daytona Beach until 1975. No one was dreaming yet what would be there in 2015 and what would be on tap for 2016.
There’s an old saw about it not being news when an airplane lands safely. However, there’s nothing routine or mundane about JetBlue’s arrival Thursday at Daytona Beach International Airport.
DAYTONA BEACH – The area around the LPGA Boulevard and Interstate 95 interchange is getting some residential construction to go along with the new commercial growth.
Lake Mary-based Integra Land Co. is preparing to break ground before the end of the year on Integra Sands, a 264-unit luxury apartment complex along the east side of Williamson Boulevard and just north of LPGA Boulevard.
DAYTONA BEACH — JetBlue Airways will begin offering daily nonstop flights between Daytona Beach and New York City beginning Jan. 7, one month earlier than originally planned.
The airline this week began offering tickets for sale on its website — jetblue.com — for flights between Daytona Beach International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City.
DAYTONA BEACH — TopBuild Corp., Volusia County’s newest public company, has agreed to keep its headquarters in Daytona Beach for years to come.
The company, spun off by Michigan-based Masco Corp. at the end of June, signed a 12-year lease for a 21-acre wooded site along Williamson Boulevard, just south of Dunn Avenue, where it plans to move its headquarters late next year upon completion of the 65,700-square-foot building.
DAYTONA BEACH — The $100 million outlet mall planned at the intersection of LPGA Boulevard and Interstate 95 is keeping a pace that will allow it to open next summer.