While questions remain about the office market in states like New York or California, Florida office landlords are surviving, even thriving. Thanks to the state’s

If you’re renting office space, you better have the cool factor. That’s the lesson from the pandemic-driven shift in work patterns and one we are

In a move that’s good for office landlords but also for workplace collegiality and for the overall economy, large employers increasingly are requiring employees to

Over the course of seven decades, Florida has transformed itself from a backwater into an economic powerhouse. In 1946, Florida was an overlooked state with

Offices emptied out during the pandemic. Now, they’re filling back up again, and Florida has one of the nation’s healthiest office markets. Central business districts in Miami and West Palm Beach are experiencing building booms, while the CBDs of Tampa and St. Petersburg are showing robust occupancy and rent growth.

In the last 25 years, there have been only two serious downturns in commercial real estate, and one lasted less than a year. When people

In media coverage and popular perception, one steady theme has held constant throughout the COVID pandemic: The office market is struggling, perhaps even dying.

On November 10, 2021, the US Labor Department released data indicating that the year-over-year inflation rate had reached 6.2 percent, which is the highest it has been since November 1990 and a notable increase from a rate of 5.4 percent the month before.

It’s no secret that the Fed is preparing to taper its asset purchases which have been at record highs to mitigate the economic damage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.