MIAMI—Early this week in Florida saw some musical chairs, more industrial leasing action and some interesting retail numbers. And a new hotel just opened its doors in North Florida.
BY THE NUMBERS
Categories with stronger retail sales growth still account for relatively little occupancy of U.S. malls. That includes restaurants at only 4.6% of gross leasable area, sporting goods at 3.1%, home furnishings at 1.6% and health and personal care stores at 1.2%. (Source: CBRE)
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