According to recently released data from Colliers, South Florida's office market showed signs of a full rebound as asking rental rates surpassed pre-pandemic levels. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Demand for specialized industrial space is outpacing supply by a wide margin. Asking rents increased and net absorption hit never-before-seen levels at the end of 2021. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The industrial market grappled with historic vacancies in the third quarter, with the metric hitting 4.6%. Meanwhile, the office market continued to slump, and older, less amenity-rich product suffered most. That divergence is increasingly driving investors and developers to consider industrial redevelopment opportunities for some unproductive office properties. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The industrial sector is on a serious roll and is poised to emerge from this viral mess unscathed. "No Room At The Inn" can be changed to "No Room At The Warehouse" in today's CRE market. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The coronavirus pandemic upended lives and markets around the globe the past two years. Among the regions that fared better than others is South Florida, which emerged relatively unscathed. Regional commercial real estate experts are now looking ahead to 2022, For what they say is on tap for CRE in the new year, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE
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