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TAMPA, FL—“Thanks to a rebounding market, our client swooped in when the upside potential was greatest,” Ira Zlotowitz, president of Rosdev, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> story.
LAKELAND, FL—Structall Building Systems Inc. has engaged in a sale-leaseback of its 113,308-square-foot Lakeland Service Center building at 5120 Great Oak Drive here with Chicago-based real estate investment firm Brennan Investment Group.
TAMPA, FL— “This transaction is further proof that Tampa Bay's commercial real estate market has returned to health," says Cushman & Wakefield executive director Mike Davis.
Central Florida has a larger population in a more tightly compacted space, making it an alluring target for corporate relocations and other lucrative growth.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—Nicole Messer, a veteran of 14 years in the real estate business, has joined Stiles Realty's Retail Brokerage Group here as a senior retail associate.
When looking into some of the up-and-coming markets in the country, one would find many of them in the Southeast. It's no surprise, then, that the up-and-coming CRE professionals in those areas are making a name for themselves in the industry. Here's a sampling of the region's emerging leaders.
Some of these trends aren't new, but industry insiders say now is the time to watch as multifamily, mixed-use and distressed asset sales evolve across the region
MIAMI—“The seller purchased most of these properties as distressed opportunities after the last real estate crash,” says Franklin Street's Darron Kattan.