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Old Town Kissimmee Shopping District Sells for Over $24 Million

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What happened

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Old Town Kissimmee, a shopping and entertainment area in Osceola County, sold for more than $24.4 million. The Rambilas Family are the new owners and plan to improve common areas, introduce new experiences, and refresh spaces while maintaining the property’s traditional character. Cheryl Hill, a longtime business owner, welcomed the sale, noting the area has been recovering after periods of slow business.

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Why it matters

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The sale signals a significant injection of capital into the local commercial market. The new ownership plans for renewed investment and new ideas, which business owners believe could help the district grow. Cheryl Hill stated that she is looking forward to the potential for new ideas to benefit the area.

From wesh.com

Who's involved

  • Cheryl HillLongtime business owner operating a store within Kissimmee
  • KissimmeeCity where the commercial district is located
  • Osceola CountyCounty jurisdiction containing Kissimmee

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Osceola CountySpeculative

    The planned improvements to the commercial district could increase local demand for services within Osceola County.

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