Industrial Guide 2013
South Florida developers may have to get creative in the future, as the already strong local industrial market gets an additional boost from the spring 2015 completion of the $5.25 billion Panama Canal expansion.
South Florida developers may have to get creative in the future, as the already strong local industrial market gets an additional boost from the spring 2015 completion of the $5.25 billion Panama Canal expansion.
The morale of South Florida office brokers, landlords and tenants is slowly improving, but that is not translating into significant occupancy gains for the region's core markets. Uncertainty about the federal government and global economy continues to give tenants pause.
Demand for prime South Florida real estate is being fueled by investors who want to secure acquisitions while interest rates are still at historical lows and before inflation kicks in.
More developers are planning high-density enclaves to cater to city dwellers' living, working and entertainment needs.
The Daily Business Review's Top Dealmakers of the Year emerged from a field of more than 150 nominations in a dozen categories: Land, Leasing, Industrial, Retail, Office, Multifamily, Hotel, Distressed Real Estate, Corporate, Corporate International, Corporate Finance and Public Finance.