Magley will design new tennis center

of Orlando, will plan and design a new Orlando Tennis Center for the proposed Packing District planned for Princeton Street and John Young Parkway on land donated to Orlando by Dr. Phillips Charities.

The existing 85-year-old center, on the edge of Parramore at 649 Livingston Street, will close in the next few years to make way for the Creative Village development. In past years, the courts drew professionals including Bobby Riggs, Pancho Gonzales and Rod Laver. City officials say they will get input from the downtown tennis community and hope to keep the existing center open until the new one is completed, likely in 2020. are keeping Chase’s open during renovations. The sale included an acre of beachfront property with about 5,000 square feet of restaurant space and related buildings. The

at Disney’s community take a turn for the modern with the addition of architect Phil Kean to their roster. Kean is at work there on a house to be completed next summer and called Nyumbani, which translates to home in Swahili.

relocated from downtown Orlando, where it had been for 20 years, into offices with 10,932 square feet at 2600 Lake Lucien Drive in Maitland.

Orlando Executive Managing Director Dan Caligiuri represented the law firm. will relocate to 1407 E. Robinson Street, Orlando, following purchase of the building with 7,280 square feet for $1.44 million. Bill Bagley of represented the buyer.

sold the property and was represented by David Vaughan, of

on March 7 acquired Dellagio Town Center on Sand Lake Road through $33 million of permanent mortgage financing arranged by Nancy and Bob Dockerty, of

The center is 96 percent leased and home to

and

provided $28 million senior mortgage and

provided a $5 million mezzanine loan.

The seller was a Blackstone affiliate represented by HFF of Orlando.