ORLANDO—Right-priced apartment buildings from class A to class C are turning investor heads. But why?

MIAMI—Developers envisioned 600 Brickell as a community landmark, with the World Center Plaza as its signature, and expects those ties to the neighborhood and region to grow as Miami continues to evolve as a world-class community where people live, work, and play.

MIAMI—With Latin American investment slowing in the wake of a stronger US dollar, Chinese investors are picking up some of the slack. But what kind of appetite do they have for American assets?

ORLANDO— Ed Whitson, a partner in the Tampa office of the Arnstein &amp; Lehr law firm, offered a direct answer in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.

MIAMI—Congress has extended the program 11 times but this time around there is more controversy than ever. Will EB-5 be renewed?

ATLANTA—“We are all still scratching our heads and kind of wondering when the multifamily market will be oversupplied.”

MIAMI—“The borrower was able to achieve great financial terms from the lender and will now deliver a new product that the market has been demanding…”

ATLANTA— Mark Dishaw, senior vice president of Trammell Crow Company's Atlanta Business Unit, tells GlobeSt.com what he sees in Atlanta industrial in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.