HOLLYWOOD, FL-With the note sale of Trump Hollywood, the submarket has turned the corner in new unit sales--but some analysts are skeptical about this as a true turnaround.
ATLANTA-Ron Neyhart, senior managing director of CBRE’s Valuation and Advisory Services practice in the Southeast Region, tells GlobeSt.com that John Cherry brings leadership experience to an under-managed staff in Atlanta.
STUART, FL-Franklin Street Managing Director Darron Kattan tells GlobeSt.com that this sale is an example of multifamily demand trickling down to tertiary markets.
MIAMI-Brett Harris, president and COO of the Adler Group, sat down with GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire to discuss what commercial real estate will look like in 2011.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Norm Adams, Stiles director of Real Estate, tells GlobeSt.com that Las Olas is bucking the down market with continued office, restaurant and retail success.
FT. LAUDERDALE, FL-Ellen Rivera, a senior property manager at Transwestern, tells GlobeSt.com the building owner invested $2 million to make the building more energy-efficient.
MIAMI-Lyle Stern, a broker at the Miami Beach-based Koniver Stern Group, tells GlobeSt.com that Whole Foods first inked a deal at the Met in 2004—but backed out when the economy shifted.
ORLANDO-Anne Deason Spencer, vice president of the Office Services Group at Grubb & Ellis, tells GlobeSt.com that activity in some Orlando submarkets is picking up despite major homebuilders vacating space.
SUNNY ISLES, FL-Five hundred of the 1,800-plus Trump condo units in Sunny Isles sit empty. More than half of those units are in the completely empty Trump Tower III.
MIAMI-Alex Morcate, a senior financial analyst at Colliers International South Florida, tells GlobeSt.com that Dade County is flat across the board and may not see a growth for another few quarters.