With more investors cashing out and more competition, build-to-suits are finding a bigger place in the net lease market

MIAMI—“Being a barrier island, we are living with and adapting to the reality of rising water.”

MIAMI—Coconut Grove posts some of the strongest year-round income demographics in South Florida. That's just one of the reasons a three-way joint venture grabbed an 80% stake in the asset.

ATLANTA—“For a couple of years we have been touting the breadth of the top-line recovery across the entire industry. Now we are seeing that on the bottom line as well.”

ORLANDO— “Assets in the vicinity of International Drive are seeing increased interest from investors and an influx of foreign capital.”

MIAMI—“There are few major cities with an island destination like Key Biscayne so close to a growing urban core.”

MIAMI— The City of Miami wants to convert the public waterfront land to year-round commercial event space, which would include the Boat Show. Key Biscayne's mayor doesn't think that's such a good idea.

ATLANTA—Matt Simon, the retail operator who is credited with elevating the profile of The Grove in Los Angeles, to find out where he's going with Avalon Atlanta in part one of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> interview.