MIAMI— At 3.2 million square feet, Downtown West Palm Beach is the smallest of South Florida's three central business districts. But it could see new office development first.

ORLANDO—“ It's such a strong market with long-term potential and people want to be a part of it.”

ATLANTA—“I want to continue to make a difference by setting an example of how to execute at a very high level in a professional manner.”

ORLANDO—Big box stores are still en vogue but Orlando's retail scene is changing. From downtown to the suburbs, multifamily is driving new trends.

ATLANTA—"The main challenge about this transaction was its location being perceived as tertiary.

MIAMI—“We continue to see a market shift as tenants relocate from the suburbs to Downtown Fort Lauderdale.

ORLANDO—We're a much more diverse market now than before the recession. Paul Rutledge, a first vice president at CBRE.

ATLANTA—“The reason the BeltLine is so appealing to renters is…”