S.J. Collins News

BurgerFi, Whole Foods, salon, gym to open at planned Delray Plaza
Thursday, February 22, 2018 - 9:00pm

A BurgerFi restaurant, a hair salon, a spa and a gym all are expected to join Delray Beach’s first Whole Foods store at a planned plaza on Linton Boulevard.

Delray Plaza, an 85,000-square-foot mixed-use commercial space at 660 W Linton Blvd, will include the popular burger chain, which has a location on Atlantic Avenue and Ocean Boulevard, Club Pilates, Tide Dry Cleaners, Tipsy SalonBar and Vana Med Spa, plaza owner

S.J. Collins Enterprises announced Wednesday.

The plaza is undergoing a redesign expected to last until spring 2019.

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Whole Foods Market University Station Opens In Sarasota
Monday, February 5, 2018 - 12:14pm

The store is the second Whole Foods Market location serving the Sarasota area and the 28th in Florida

SARASOTA, FL – Whole Foods Market has opened the doors of its newest natural and organic community market in Sarasota. The 40,000-square-foot store, 5298 University Parkway, employs approximately 180 workers. The store is the second Whole Foods Market location serving the Sarasota area and the 28th in Florida.

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New Tenants Named For Delray Plaza
Monday, February 5, 2018 - 11:58am

Delray Plaza is getting a makeover.

The 85,000-square-foot complex is being developed by Georgia-based commercial real estate development firm, S.J. Collins Enterprises.

By spring 2019, expect to see new tenants in the plaza including BurgerFi, Club Pilates, Tide Dry Cleaners, Tipsy SalonBar, Vana Med Spa, First Watch and Zoes Kitchen.

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A Whole New Grocery Experience
Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - 12:33pm

Whole Foods at University Station includes a French-themed restaurant and bar.

Steve Salsberry, a regional produce associate coordinator for Whole Foods, was standing in front of mountains of vegetables and fruits his grocery store is famous for displaying.

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Is Chamblee becoming the hottest ‘hood in the metro?
Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - 12:24pm

Record-setting sale of commercial strip and booming development signal that ITP city is on the right track

Before the Great Recession, a shopping center in the heart of Buckhead sold for nearly $660 per square foot—a sum no development anywhere in the metro has come close to for the past decade... until now.

A new Whole Foods-anchored shopping center has fetched more than $630 per square foot in a recent sale, according to Bisnow.

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