Economy

GlobeSt.com chats with Miami attorney Steven D. Weber with Weber Law about what landlords can do to proactively protect their properties and prevent some tenants from breaking their leases.

Struggling retailers are vacating warehouse leases that supplied brick-and-mortar locations, and it is helping to bring supply back onto the market.

There's more than enough capital for good real estate deals, but investors and lenders aren't stretching beyond their limits just to get the money out.

With the renovation of older office product, class-B and –C buildings are seeing the lowest vacancy rates in the market.

With the potential repeal of Costa Hawkins and slightly increasing cap rates, sellers that have been hesitant to sell are finally pulling the trigger.

Once you turn 60, your perspective gets different, and you want to be in a place where, if there is another downturn, you can recover from it. Those words were from William Shoppoff, CEO and president of Shopoff Realty Investments LP, at the Crittenden Conference last week.

The executive director and managing director of research at Colliers International highlight surprising and key facts about Manhattan office leasing in Q1 2018.

The 120-acre Smoky Hollow district will become a hub for tech and creative businesses.