ORLANDO—Colliers' George Pjevach tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire why investors should keep an eye on this multifamily market in part one of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </B> interview.

MIAMI—Walgreens are a hot commodity—and harder for investors to get their hands on—in today's market. But Herrick Company managed to pick up 29 of them in one fell swoop.

TAMPA, FL—“Leasing activity in Sarasota remains progressive this year, mirroring corporate optimism and confidence of business in the area,” Ken Lane, managing director and principal of Avison Young's Tampa office.

MEMPHIS—Memphis is no Miami, but the key word for the commercial real estate market there—from office to industrial to retail—is stable. That's the takeaway from Xceiligent's second quarter reports.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—The sale of a former Fort Lauderdale headquarters for GoodRoads, a 68,500-square-foot, class A, freestanding manufacturing and distribution facility, is signaling an industrial market trend. Are you seeing it too?

MIAMI—“This long-term investment strategy focused on high street retail properties reflects the continuing trend of residents and tourists alike to be drawn to the top urban shopping streets, of which Lincoln Road is the absolute best, south of Madison Avenue in New York City,” says Terranova chairman Stephen Bittel.

MIAMI—CBRE's Paco Diaz tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire what he sees next for Miami's booming retail market as landlords hold a tight grip on the reigns.

MIAMI—“The sale of il Lugano is another example of the northward momentum of the Fort Lauderdale Beach hotel market," says HFF director Max Comess.