Some of these trends aren't new, but industry insiders say now is the time to watch as multifamily, mixed-use and distressed asset sales evolve across the region
MIAMI—“The number of quick service restaurants sold doubled last year and the asset class continues to be very popular with investors,” says M&M's Ronnie Issenberg.
MIAMI—The Miami Design District just got an infusion of capital that could help visionary Craig Robins execute his plans for the neighborhood. Get all the details.
MIAMI—“The seller purchased most of these properties as distressed opportunities after the last real estate crash,” says Franklin Street's Darron Kattan.
ORLANDO—The $16 million cost for the land forecasts a $33,126 per unit price of. That represents the largest per unit apartment land price in the metropolitan Orlando area since 2008. Get more details.
MIAMI—CBRE's Jack Fraker tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire the long and short of industrial investor demand in a changing market in this <b> EXCLUSIVE </b> interview series in advance of RealShare Industrial Miami next week.
MIAMI—Spec industrial developments are springing up across South Florida but what about build-to-suits? GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire caught up with Erik Foster, a principal in the capital markets group at Avison Young, to get his thoughts on these and other industrial questions in part two of this <b> EXCLUSIVE </B> interview.