MIAMI—Miami doesn't lead the Southeast for green buildings, but it's still one of the top markets in the nation for LEED buildings. Get all the details.

ORLANDO—"The site is particularly well-positioned to handle the future of 'big-box' distribution and logistics to our growing population base, in order to meet oncoming demand with supply of class A space.”

ORLANDO—Orlando's multifamily submarkets are heating up. The prestigious city is the latest to turn investor heads.

MIAMI—Some say Coconut Grove is following Coral Gables' momentum. Find out what's going on there.

ATLANTA—With Atlanta hitting on all cylinders, it's not surprise that the metro is ranking high on green commercial real estate. How does Atlanta compare?

MIAMI—This multifamily community is also positioned to benefit from economic expansion in the immediate area, including the recent $39 million transformation of Broward Mall and other surrounding projects.

ORLANDO—Private investors, listen up. CWS Capital Partners' president has some keen advice for you.

MIAMI—Coral Gables' famed Douglas Entrance fetched $100.75 million when it traded just over a year ago. Now, its owners are doing something big.