Orlando: downtown Walgreens space

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An Orlando real estate executive who helped bring Walgreens to downtown Orlando in the first place is now leading the effort to find a replacement for the since-closed store.

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Brian Grandstaff, managing partner for Millenia Partners, is marketing the 6,760-square-foot space at 190 S. Orange Ave. for lease, along with associate Michael Curtis.

Grandstaff represented Nunziata Holdings LLC, the prior owner of the first-floor retail space, when Walgreens inked a lease for the space in the summer of 2016. The store opened in May 2017, with expectations of being a gamechanger for the downtown Orlando retail submarket.

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