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A St. Petersburg developer has broken ground on a new Publix-anchored shopping center in south Sarasota County. The Sembler Company is building Willowbrook Center at the northwest corner of West Villages Parkway and Manasota Beach Road. Publix will anchor the shopping center with a 55,701-square-foot store that will include the company’s Pours craft beer and wine concept, expanded grab-and-go offerings and a cafe. Also planned are a Publix Liquors store, 14,000 square feet of small-shop space and five outparcels ranging from 1.3 to 1.7 acres. The Sembler Company is developing the shopping center in partnership with Wellen Park LLLP and anticipates completion in the fourth quarter of 2027.

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