MIAMI—"We haven't had a major storm in 10 years, so many owners saved money with the higher deductible.

ATLANTA— With foreign capital flooding into net lease assets—and even bidding wars ensuing over prime assets in strong markets—could it be possible that the net lease market can weather storms better than other sectors?

ORLANDO—“Orlando's booming tourism industry and overall economic health have had a profound effect on the success of shopping centers across Orlando's tourist corridor.”

ATLANTA—And this Starbucks is a prime example.

MIAMI—Hurricane season is right around the corner and forecasters are predicting the most active and dangerous spell in three years. Are you ready?

ATLANTA—“Demand exceeds supply by a significant margin.”

MIAMI—TLC Engineering for Architecture's Al Lapera tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire the key for developers achieving the required goals is energy modeling under new, stricter codes in part two of this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.

MIAMI— You don't see a lot of development in Aventura anymore—or a lot of significant trades. How will this mixed-used development fare?