ORLANDO—Recent reports suggest that fewer foreign buyers are investing in Miami condos. At the same time, it seems Orlando is seeing an uptick in internationals, especially South American homebuyers.

MIAMI—“We have to deal with real-world problems, rather than evaluating management teams from afar as many stock and bond portfolio management teams do.”

ORLANDO— “The demand by investors for these investments still far outpaces the supply of deals available for sale.”

ATLANTA—We caught up with Monetha Cobb, managing director of Franklin Street of Atlanta, to ask her a series of pointed questions about Atlanta's retail market.

MIAMI—For all the talk of a male-dominated industry, Miami has some pretty powerful women in commercial real estate. How well do you know these women?

MIAMI—Miami doesn't lead the Southeast for green buildings, but it's still one of the top markets in the nation for LEED buildings. Get all the details.

ORLANDO—"The site is particularly well-positioned to handle the future of 'big-box' distribution and logistics to our growing population base, in order to meet oncoming demand with supply of class A space.”

ORLANDO—Orlando's multifamily submarkets are heating up. The prestigious city is the latest to turn investor heads.