Builders group puts HQ on sale

Builders group puts HQ on sale DAYTONA BEACH -- The Volusia Building Industry Association has put its headquarters building up for sale. "We would really like to be more central and a bit to the east," Bishop said of where the association would like to set up shop. International Speedway Blvd. The association built its headquarters building in 2003 on a 1. " . "It's sitting empty most of the time. The headquarters building has a large meeting room, but since Winston-James Development allows the VBIA to use its larger clubhouse in the Royal Palm subdivision in Port Orange, the VBIA headquarters building has become obsolete. Besides being too big for the staff, it's becoming too small for a growing membership that stands at 209 companies, up 25 from a year ago when Bishop was hired. , just west of the Interstate 4 ramp. "It's just not meeting our needs now and in the future," said Sandy Bishop, the association's executive officer, of the group's reason for putting the construction up for sale. "Our general membership meetings a couple years ago drew 25 to 30. However, it has not made the decision to buy or rent space for its next headquarters. Builders group puts HQ on sale Trade News selected by Local Linkup on 03/04/2012