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
While its toll in human life is still ticking up, COVID’s impact on Florida’s economy, and on its real estate sector, has been minimal, and possibly non-existent, according to numerous Floridians in the industry. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
A recent capitalization-rate survey by CBRE Group Inc. found, unsurprisingly, cap-rate compression among industrial real estate, one of the hottest asset classes pre-pandemic and since. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Despite the uncertainty we still face with respect to the pandemic and a new presidential administration, a new year also ushers in an increase of inventory to the market. Investors interested in a diversified portfolio of long-term, high-yield investments are finding safe and strategic ways to leverage lending instruments. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
In South Florida where the pandemic hasn’t blunted the real estate market, it has indeed shifted trends and dynamics. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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