Institutional capital is no longer just chasing Miami high-rises—it is rolling up the middle market.
This week, an 11-building, small-bay industrial portfolio in Broward County traded for a massive $81 million. Meanwhile, Publix dropped $83 million on a shopping center in Boca Raton. The message from Wall Street is clear: The real leverage in South Florida lies in suburban retail and small-bay warehouses.
In this week’s issue of Vision Into The Market:
- The Market Monitor: Why Boca Raton has officially decoupled from national commercial real estate headwinds.
- Firm Update: We are in the final rounds of negotiation on a major industrial portfolio and a retail plaza, proving the immense depth of the local buyer pool.
- Coming Soon: Get the early details on a highly coveted retail strip center we are preparing to launch in Boca Raton.