The CRE industry — like the hotels, retailers, restaurants, office tenants and multifamily residents it supports — waits for word on when businesses can reopen. Which, if any, industries will receive bailouts, what short-term remedies will be put in place, and how will lenders react to all of the above? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Brokerages in South Florida are starting to close their brick-and-mortar locations temporarily due to the coronavirus pandemic with reopening dates to be determined. And if not closed, agents and employees are encouraged to work from home.
According to a recent NAIOP report, demand for industrial space has been extraordinarily strong throughout this recent cycle and is expected to stay at high levels throughout this year and into mid-2021. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
At the Feb. 28th conference, Gov. DeSantis pointed out some indicators why Florida is economically strong: the low unemployment rate and a state budget half of New York state even with a higher population. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
A wave of users is coming into the industrial real estate market: small startups that may have little or no brick-and-mortar presence at all, and which could fuel new construction for years to come. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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