ATLANTA—You know what's going on in Atlanta, but what's happening four hours away? Lincoln Harris' Mike Ferrer shares what you need to know in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </B> interview.

MIAMI—“During the most recent cycle we have seen a significant increase in buyers coming from New York.”

ORLANDO—“The current market called for a shift in our real estate strategy,” says Peter Anderson, vice president at Pattillo Industrial Real Estate.

ATLANTA—After acquiring the office asset, Rubenstein executed a business plan to add value by repositioning the asset. It worked.

MIAMI—Miami is the second-fastest growing destination in the United States for overseas visitors. What does this mean for commercial real estate?

MIAMI— Site development is already underway and vertical construction set to begin next month, with delivery slated for 2017.

ATLANTA—Despite plenty of talk that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are going to run out of funding before the end of the year, deals are still getting done.

ORLANDO—“This is a prime infill industrial investment with close proximity to the growing urban core making it highly desirable for tenants…”