MIAMI—Florida's commercial real estate industry is still assessing the massive destruction caused by Hurricane Irma. Building owners and property managers had anticipated the possibility of a major disaster and worked diligently to protect their properties and tenants from the coming storm. GlobeSt.com caught up with Kurt Keaton, president of the real estate and management divisions of Franklin Street, to discuss whether that preparation helped to limit the resulting damage.
GlobeSt.com: How is Irma's impact on commercial different from other monster storms to hit Florida?
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