With little land left to develop, prices keep rising in Boston—but that's not stopping developers from looking for a way into the market

MIAMI—Here's some of her wisdom: “As long-term owners, we need to make sure that we buy at prices that can be justified so that the market won't fall out from under us like it did in the last cycle.”

ORLANDO—Of course, not everyone is celebrating. The monumental mixed-use development puts an end to a 38-year-old institution.

MIAMI—How hot are Publix-anchored shopping centers in Miami? Hot enough to get strong terms on financing.

ORLANDO— Foreign investors are making their mark, build-to-suit is back in vogue and new challenges are emerging that could change market dynamics in the months ahead. Is compromised quality one of them?

ATLANTA—“There is a lot of talk in the industry about creative office and collaborative environments, but what that means to each company is different.

MIAMI—Miami commercial real estate is on the radar screen of domestic and foreign investors—and powerful women are behind many of the deals that are getting done.

MIAMI—GlobeSt.com caught up with Terra Group president David Martin to get some solid answers to the tough questions in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.