Chiefland is a small city in central Florida on the state’s west side, with a population of approximately 2,323 as of 2023. Highway 19, a major non-turnpike route stretching from Tampa to the Florida-Georgia border, runs directly through the city and serves as its main thoroughfare. The actual incorporated city has only around 2,000–2,300 people, but Chiefland functions as a commercial center for a much larger rural population.

Built between 1984 and 1986, Eastwood Plaza is a two-building business complex on Highway 19—locally known as Young Blvd. Over the years, the little Plaza housed a variety of insurance agencies and small businesses. Among its longest-standing tenants was SAS Electronics, a provider of satellite TV, internet, cell phone boosters, and surveillance systems; a sign above their door boasts 40 years in business, though not all of it was at Eastwood Plaza.
Over the years, many tenants came and went, including…
- Print Shop of Chiefland- one of the original tenants
- SAS Electronics
- Auto Insurance World
- King Insurance
- Orange & Blue Auto Insurance
- Once and Again/ Missy Futch- sale of 2nd hand, used items; only a couple of years
- Unique Amusement- video/ video game rental
- Celebration Station LLC- 2007-2008, 16 months, exact business type unknown
- Olsten Health Services
- A K(?) Title
The construction of an adjacent large Walmart Supercenter—considered massive for the area—in 1995, along with the subsequent development of outparcels, likely accelerated the decline of the small Eastwood Plaza.
Today, the buildings stand abandoned and in decay, with the last recorded occupant closing in 2025. The Bogoian family of Big Rapids, Michigan, currently owns the property.

















“No Lay a Way”,
“All Sales Final/ No Refunds”, and
“$25.00 Charge on All Returned Checks”






A house across the street behind the buildings, abandoned and severely deteriorated, is also listed under the same ownership.

MEANWHILE, the local Produce + Other Things Stand– April & Jeff’s Farmhouse Produce– next door is thriving




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September 15, 2026
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