MIAMI— Across South Florida there is very little office space under construction. Some say that translates to a huge demand for office space in three to four years. What should tenants do?

MIAMI—Why would multinationals prefer Broward County over Coral Gables or Downtown Miami? Hogan's Stephen Smith gives GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire his take on the topic.

ATLANTA—“Given where we are in the real estate cycle and overall economic recovery, we believe building new industrial product in strong markets positions Allstate well to achieve attractive returns,” says Edgar Alvarado.

MIAMI— With land prices escalating in Miami—and fewer parcels of developable land in strategic areas left to buy—savvy developers are moving north.

MIAMI— GlobeSt.com caught up with Stephen L. Smith, vice president of The Hogan Group, to talk about how companies are rethinking office space in part one of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.

ATLANTA—“We will deliver approximately 1 million square feet of industrial product in Atlanta in 2015.”

MIAMI—At RealShare Apartments East, AvalonBay's Ronald Ladell got perfectly frank and blunt with his comments.

ORLANDO—“We had interest from banks and debt funds but when we started the marketing process we expected more CMBS groups to show up,” HFF director Michael Weinberg tells GlobeSt.com.