MIAMI—"Intense competition for the most popular products in primary markets, combined with diminishing supply and rising prices is forcing investors and developers to adjust."

MIAMI—This time, it's about Florida City.

ORLANDO—Pasco County's new "Connected City Corridor" is different than any other development in the nation.

MIAMI—"No single market in the United States has seen as much growth from the upscale and luxury retail sector over the past year as Miami.

ORLANDO—Rio Pinar Plaza, a 124,283-square-foot retail center in the densely populated Orlando MSA, just traded hands.

ATLANTA—Some of the least expensive markets to over a 10-year period are right here in the Southeast.

MIAMI—There isn't one particular neighborhood attracting French-speaking buyers unlike other foreign nationals purchasing in South Florida.

ATLANTA—"Our team has set dramatic goals to take Atlantic Station's retail core to a new level."