Private Colleges Have a Revenue Problem That Looks Familiar
Private colleges are facing a smaller pool of traditional students and more price-sensitive buyers. Strip away the campus language and the business problem looks very familiar.
Tag Archive for: Central Florida Economy
The Orlando Housing Story I’m Watching Isn’t Home Prices. It’s Household Pressure.
Mortgage stress is easy to dismiss as a housing story. I think Orlando businesses should read it as a household cash-flow story too.
The 2,232-Acre Osceola Data Center Story Needs One Important Asterisk
A 2,232-acre Osceola County property is being marketed for hyperscale data-center development. That is interesting. It is not the same thing as a committed project.
Orlando Tourism Doesn’t Get to Coast on Being Orlando
Orlando has an extraordinary tourism engine. That doesn’t mean visitor demand should be treated as automatic. Here’s what I’m watching.
A $103 Million Orlando Industrial Deal Says More Than the Price Tag
A $103 million Central Orlando industrial acquisition caught my attention. The price is interesting. The occupancy, location and planned reinvestment are more useful signals.
Carvana Is Adding 100 Orlando-Area Jobs. The Number I’m Watching Is What Comes Next.
Carvana plans about 100 new jobs at its Sanford operation. The headline is good news. The more interesting question is what happens around those jobs next.
Sarah Schlott
FP&A consulting, forecasting, accounting support and finance strategy for CFOs and growing finance teams.