MIAMI—Is Tampa or Fort Lauderdale the New Miami? That's the question we recently asked Jeffrey Gouveia, Suffolk Construction's president and general manager.
You can click here to read his answer. We followed up with another question: What do you expect for Miami?
"We still expect the Miami market to be strong, but people are watching closely, and the availability of land has certainly decreased," Gouveia says. "Some major projects are soon set to complete, but others such as MiamiCentral and Miami Worldcenter are still early in their progress, meaning labor remains in high demand.
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