For those that may not be familiar, the Belleview Biltmore Hotel & Resort is nestled quietly on the Pinellas County coastline and is a nationally recognized historical treasure. For awhile, the fate of the Biltmore was unknown - is it saved or torn down. Time nor weather has not always been kind to the towering wood structure, but now a major investment firm has reportedly contracted to purchase the Biltmore and restore her to her former glory.
What does that mean for Pinellas County residents? Aside from recognizing the value of historically-significant buildings and landmarks, this move may revitalize an area whose appeal has lagged as the Biltmore's condition steadily deteriorated. That may also mean increased revenue generated from visitors, increased revenue generated by groups using the facilities for both personal and business means, and increased property values, especially within the gates of the Belleair Country Club/Belleview Biltmore complex.
For more about the Biltmore, please visit their website at:
http://www.belleviewbiltmore.com/
Cheers!
About Me
- Rich Cornelius
- Born in New York, I retired to the Tampa Bay area at the ripe old age of 18 months, and have been a resident ever since. I attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, received my Bachelors Degree in Aeronautical Science and became an airline pilot with a major carrier. After 5 years in professional aviation, I joined Sand Key Realty, Sales & Rentals. While at Sand Key Realty, I successfully sold more than $10M in residential real estate, including one of the highest sales on record on Clearwater Beach. In June of '07, I joined Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate in Clearwater so I could better serve family, friends and clients alike and meet all of their real estate needs. In real estate, as in aviation, I do it right the first time because of the trust and responsibility placed in me by my clients. Simply put, it’s all about the details.
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