Mack Feldman, vice president of Feldman Equities, which owns several major office buildings in Tampa Bay, said Florida may see less of a migration to remote working than more dense cities like New York.
“Ironically, we’re in a really good position because of our historical weakness, which is the lack of mass transit,” he said. “If all my employees had to take a subway, I’d be pretty anxious right now.”
Larry Feldman, CEO of Feldman Equities in Tampa, said he thinks the two dynamics — more square footage per employee, but less aggregate space as more workers spend part of their time at home or another remote location — could offset each other.
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t slowed momentum, professionals say — though it’s still early days. “Office leases have been getting done virtually for years. Deals are
Strong demographics and job growth are fueling investment, residential development throughout the metro area. The Tampa/St. Petersburg/Clearwater market continues to track as one of the
Tampa Bay Times “The investment prospects are across all types of properties,” said Mitch Roschelle, a partner at PwC US and co-author of Emerging Trends
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Good news for our for our office portfolio and the Tampa Bay business community. Forbes ranked the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater MSA as the 8th fastest growing
Realtor.com’s latest relocation study has named Tampa as America’s top relocation destination. According to the new report, Americans are on the move as the country’s
The Tampa Bay Business Journal’s Ashley Gurbal Kritzer recently asked Larry Feldman his thoughts on the future of St. Petersburg’s Tropicana Field site. To Feldman the
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