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2. Hyatt Regency Orlando - Wikipedia

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   This tower, standing 428 ft (130 m), is the second tallest building in metropolitan Orlando, surpassed only by the SunTrust Center. [3] On August 28, 2013, UST Hotel Joint Venture Ltd. sold The Peabody Orlando for $717 million, to Hyatt. [4] The hotel was renamed Hyatt Regency Orlando on October 1, 2013. [5]

3. Hyatt to Acquire The Peabody Orlando - AOL

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   Hyatt to Acquire The Peabody Orlando Hyatt Regency Orlando Convention Center will strengthen Hyatt's position in a key market CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYS: H) today ...

4. Orange County Convention Center - Wikipedia

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   The Hyatt Regency, a 1641-room hotel, also connects directly to the Convention Center via the Oversight Pedestrian Bridge and the Hyatt Skywalk. The elevated walkway connects the North, South and West concourses over International Drive and the Hilton Orlando.

5. Hyatt to Acquire Peabody Orlando Hotel for $717 Million - AOL

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   Hyatt Hotels today announced plans to purchase the Peabody Orlando hotel from UST Hotel Joint Venture Ltd. for $717 million. Expected to close Oct. 1, the transaction will include rebranding the ...

6. List of tallest buildings in Orlando - Wikipedia

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   Hyatt Regency Orlando: 428 (131) 31 2010 Hotel [17] 3= The Wheel at ICON Park Orlando: 400 (122) 2015 Ferris wheel: 3= SeaWorld SkyTower: 400 (122) 2 1973 Observation tower; part of SeaWorld Orlando. 5 Marriott's Orlando World Center: 365 (109) 28 1986 Hotel and convention center 6 Orlando International Airport Control Tower 346 (106) 2002

7. Miami voters will decide on major makeover for Knight Center ...

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   Miami voters will decide in November on the future of the 40-year-old James L. Knight Center complex and Hyatt Regency downtown, a slice of publicly owned property that could undergo a massive ...