City of Miami Targeting Idle Construction Site Owners
A failed Brickell-area project is the city’s first target and mixed initial results show how complicated the initiative could be. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Two Developers Battle For Prime Brickell Parcel
Brickell Central, an affiliate of Mexican construction company Grupo Mexico and Cabi Developers are in a legal face-off over the Cabi’s former Capital at Brickell site. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Southeast Financial Center Signs 31,038 SF
Merrill Lynch renews and expands and Interaudi Bank reaffirms their commitment to their Southeast location. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
FECR To Build The CUBE on Brickell Avenue
The CUBE, a 30-foot high, glass enclosed structure, will be constructed on the southwest corner of 1101 Brickell Avenue. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Transwestern Named Exclusive Property Management Team For Miami Center
Additionally, Transwestern will serve as the exclusive property management team for Sumitomo Corporation of America’s (SCOA) national office property portfolio, totaling 1,585,210 square feet. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
New Class A Building Coming To Coral Gables
The 58,000-square-foot, Class A building will be located at 2990 Ponce de Leon Boulevard. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Blanca Commercial Real Estate Expands Team
The new hires come as the firm enters its third year in operation. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Colliers To Lease South Florida's Newest Class A Office
Executive Vice President – Partner Randy Olen will market the 119,000-square-foot Aventura Optima Plaza, located at 21500 Biscayne Boulevard, Aventura. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
National Law Firm Doubles Footprint At Southeast Financial Center
Iconic tower is home to more Top 250 law firms than any other South Florida building with 330,000 square feet occupied by national law firm tenants. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY
Miami Vacancy Hits 2-Year Low While Coral Gables Expects Increase
The vacancy rate for the Miami-Dade office market fell to its lowest level since the second quarter of 2009, when vacancy measured 16.1 percent, while the Coral Gables office market vacancy is expected to reach 25%measured 14.0 percent during the same time period. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY