ATLANTA—“We will deliver approximately 1 million square feet of industrial product in Atlanta in 2015.”

MIAMI—At RealShare Apartments East, AvalonBay's Ronald Ladell got perfectly frank and blunt with his comments.

ORLANDO—“We had interest from banks and debt funds but when we started the marketing process we expected more CMBS groups to show up,” HFF director Michael Weinberg tells GlobeSt.com.

MIAMI—“Miami is now the third-biggest market after New York and L.A. for luxury retail,” said David Forbes, a partner at the Forbes Company.

ATLANTA—“The I-85 corridor is Atlanta's best-performing submarket, and land for large-scale development is increasingly scarce,” says Kent Mason, vice president and market officer for Prologis in Atlanta.

MIAMI—Cresa is clearly gaining momentum, brokering some of the largest office and industrial deals in South Florida during 2014.

MIAMI—Hunt's Marc Suarez tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire how the uncertainty over the future of the GSEs and the injection of fresh and alternative sources of capital changing the market in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.

ATLANTA—A new NAIOP Research Report offers plenty of reasons why industrial should continue its momentum. But there is one caution in the minds of analysts.