MIAMI—“It seemed to last forever.”

ORLANDO—In 1910, the state had a population of one million people. By 1980 it had grown to 10 million.

ATLANTA—Conor McNally, chief development officer at Carter, shares in this <b> EXCLUSIVE </b> interview with GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire.

MIAMI—“This is a unique animal in the multifamily sector, as it's one of many failed condo conversions from the run up to the 2008 crash.”

ORLANDO—“Every asset received very strong interest and sold at an aggressive price.”

ATLANTA—“Midtown is experiencing incredible momentum from the ongoing activity around Georgia Tech to the reimagining of Colony Square…”

ORLANDO—“FedEx is currently building a 337,000-square-foot Central Florida distribution hub a few miles from this site.”

MIAMI—“No market is completely immune to fluctuation.”