How Long Can Central Florida’s Warehouse Boom Last?

The Interstate 4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando is booming with warehouse deals in a way it never has before…

International developer Prologis moves forward with 1M-square-foot warehouse in Polk — and Amazon is rumored to be among potential tenants

International developer Prologis Inc. appears to be moving forward with a massive warehouse in Polk County — one that real estate sources say is potentially a major expansion for Amazon.com…

The Fed’s Interest Rate Cut Could Boost Industrial Sales. Or Disrupt Them

While the rate cut will lower hedging and borrowing costs, it can also drive values even higher in an….

Industrial Speculative Construction in Tampa Reaches Highlest Level in 15 Years

With roughly 1.5 million square feet currently under construction still available for lease…

Florida’s economy is primed for growth, a new report suggests

Industry group says state ranks fifth in overall commercial development nationwide…

Lamm Properties Inc. Represents Buyer of Tampa Corporex Park Industrial Land

Lamm Properties Inc. represents Buyer of 17-Acres of industrial land in Tampa’s Corporex Park with plans to build…

Lamm Properties Inc. represents Transam Trucking Inc. in its 20,000 SF, 3.6-acre expansion into the Tampa, Florida market

Transam Trucking, Inc. signs a long-term lease for a 20,000 SF free-standing industrial facility on 3.6-acres at…

7 Questions with UBS’ Jonathan Woloshin on the Current CRE Industrial Revolution

Commercial real estate’s industrial sector is flying high right now with record-breaking development and extremely strong property fundamentals. Several research reports have documented its rise, including one by…

Residents Increasingly Fleeing New York, Los Angeles and Chicago

After Dallas, Sun Belt beacons Phoenix, Tampa, Atlanta and Orlando round out the top five..

Embarc Collective reveals design, opens application process for 2019 (Renderings)

Embarc Collective, the $10 million innovation hub in downtown Tampa, announced Tuesday it is slated for a tentative...

How office buildings and businesses can prepare for a hurricane

When a hurricane is barreling toward a city, some of the most difficult property to protect is also the property that people are...

E-Commerce, 3PLs Push Industrial CRE’s Dominant Run

Industrial commercial real estate has experienced a great run over the last few years, and its performance...

NAIOP Industrial Space Demand Forecast, Third Quarter 2018

The forecast for demand for industrial space has risen because of increased expectations of broad macroeconomic growth and job generation for the remainder of...

DCT Industrial Shareholders Approve $8.4B Prologis Deal

DCT Industrial Trust shareholders approved the $8.4 billion merger agreement announced earlier this year with Prologis at a special shareholders meeting held yesterday…

Portion of Water Street Tampa’s first phase teed up for key city approval

Tampa City Council on Thursday will vote on public hearing dates for a development agreement with Strategic Property Partners, the developer of Water Street. The hearing dates in the resolution are…

The challenges of last mile logistics & delivery technology solutions

As consumers increasingly turn to e-commerce for all their shopping needs, speedy fulfillment isn’t just a “nice to have” — it’s the expectation of every…

Channelside Bay Plaza to be reborn as Sparkman Wharf

Channelside Bay Plaza, which has struggled almost since the day it opened in 2001, will be reinvented as a vibrant, mixed-use attraction on the downtown Tampa waterfront with an eclectic mix of.…

4 Trends Shaping the Warehouse of Tomorrow

Demand from e-commerce is pushing up warehouse rents, and properties that may have satisfied tenants just a couple of years ago simply aren’t measuring up to today’s demands.…

Tampa leads the state in high-wage STEM job openings

More than 30,000 private sector jobs were added in the Tampa Bay area over the last year, according to jobs numbers from…

Industrial Takeover: 3 Factors Fueling the Growth of Big-Box Warehouses in North America

From the rise of technology to shifting markets, commercial real estate is changing faster and more dynamically than ever before…

How open offices actually inhibit communication

Another reason to reconsider the open office plan: It can kill productivity….

Here’s what Water Street Tampa will look and feel like at street level

The developer of Water Street Tampa has unveiled its vision for the streetscapes, parks and public realms within the district — and it is a stark contrast to present-day downtown Tampa…

One of Ybor City’s most historic blocks about to see construction of four-story boutique hotel

Developers are poised to launch construction this week on one of Ybor City’s biggest new projects in years — a four-story, $50 million boutique hotel being created by a Chicago company that seeks out neighborhoods rich in color and character.

Phosphate giant Mosaic is moving its headquarters to Hillsborough County

The Mosaic Company (NYSE: MOS) will move its corporate headquarters from Minnesota to Hillsborough County, the company announced Monday evening.

A virtual tour of Tampa’s $35 million Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, opening this weekend (Photos)

Tampa is ready to debut Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, a $35 million public space that could spur more development in West Tampa and North Hyde Park.

Already Down, Chinese Investment in U.S. Real Estate Evaporates in First Quarter

Chinese investment in U.S. real estate continued to tank in the first quarter, dropping about 75% from the first quarter of last year.

Construction is Booming in the U.S. Office Sector

There is a vast amount of office development taking place across the country, depending on the locale, according to first-quarter research reports. This is definitely a sign that the U.S. economy is riding a good wave, due to low unemployment rates.

Overwhelmed by Water Street Tampa? Here’s your guide to understanding it all

Water Street Tampa hit a big milestone this week: The groundbreaking of its first phase, which will begin with the construction of a 26-story JW Marriott hotel.

Tampa metro area continues to lead the state in job openings

Tampa Bay continues to lead the state in job demand, with a reported…

On the eve of NHL playoffs, Vinik speaks on his corporate HQ search, mass transit and wage growth

Jeff Vinik has evolved since his 2010 purchase of the Tampa Bay Lightning. In the last eight years, he’s gone from professional sports owner to real estate developer to…

Hillsborough County aims to fix and fill thousands of empty and aging warehouses

Thousands of old warehouses, that are falling apart, are sitting empty or unused across Hillsborough County. But a local government agency is…

53-story Riverwalk Place brings in new residential developer for mixed-use tower in downtown Tampa

A developer whose portfolio includes two 50-plus story condo towers in Miami has joined the Riverwalk Place project in downtown Tampa..

Tampa Bay ranks No. 4 for corporate relocation, expansion

Tampa Bay has been deemed one of the most attractive metro areas in the country when it comes to corporate relocations and expansions.

The Digital Footrace: Four Reasons Landlords Need to Invest in Technology Now

Tech Heavy Cities Rule U.S. Office Market – Tampa Jumps

The $3 Billion Project Transforming Downtown Tampa

Tampa International Airport sets stage for another $304 million in construction

Tampa area claims lowest housing price index among major metros in Florida

Channel District grows along waterfront in Tampa

New hotel in downtown Tampa’s Channel district to break ground in 2018

Maximize Your Leasing With Data

New JV Acquires Lakeland Site for 1.4M SF Industrial Development

Industrial Land Prices Spike in 2017

Impact of Water Street project extends beyond buildings

Special taxing district now on the table for Water Street Tampa

Industrial Real Estate Fundamentals Tighten as Sector Keeps Evolving

You Need to Start Considering Your Building’s Digital Twin

The Amazon Effect: How taxpayers are funding the disruption of the U.S. economy

Amazon’s Industrial Developers

Ranked by Square feet developed

Tampa makes its first showing on nationwide innovation report

Why the Landlord-Tenant Relationship Needs to Evolve

An Emerging Asset Class in Commercial Real Estate Brokers Need to Know

The Triumphant Rise of 3D Printing: Good News for Commercial Property?

What’s next in warehouse sales? Invisible warehouses

E-Commerce Giving Industrial REITs a Big Boost

The 7 Data Points Every Owner Needs to Drive Leasing Performance

Department Store Closings Offer Unique Opportunities as Retail Property Market Aligns with Changing Consumer Demands

ULI Forecast Predicts More Room to Run for CRE…

What the Top 6 North American Markets Tell Us About Industrial Growth

Industrial real estate was 2016’s success story. Pushed forward by a booming e-commerce sector, industrial real estate ended the year with record highs in…

Do Rising Interest Rates Really Hurt Property Values?

Just as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, many investors believe rising short-term interest rates necessarily increase capitalization rates and…

6 Ways to Better Manage Millennial Tenant Relationships

By 2020, Millennials will account for half of the global workforce, according to PwC research. As these individuals begin to dominate the office leasing landscape, this presents new challenges and opportunities for real estate brokers and landlords, who can no longer…

Trump Plans Will Mean CRE Winners, Losers

Apartments and industrial, among other sectors, could see cash flow acceleration, while net lease could suffer if inflation and higher interest rates come, write analysts at Fitch Ratings….

U.S. Industrial Real Estate Set to Evolve in 2017 Thanks to Changing Tenant Expectations

The U.S. industrial real estate market was red-hot over the course of 2016. While most experts don’t expect that story to change too much, it is likely the sector’s success will look a bit different in 2017…

The Case For Dual Agency and the Impact of the California Ruling

It’s likely agents at large brokerage firms, where dual agency is most common, will need to rethink how they approach…

Investment Outlook for US Industrials Gets Even Better

IKEA’s Joliet Distribution Center to be Equipped with Solar Rooftop

Six Property Types Strong Enough to Thrive in a Recession

The 4 Main Strategies of Commercial Real Estate Investing

The 8 Types of Industrial Real Estate Properties

5 Reasons Industrial Conversions Make Sense for Owners

Prologis to Build First Multistory Warehouse in the U.S.

5 Futuristic Offices That Set Tenants Up for Success

Why Commercial Real Estate Needs to Embrace Virtual Reality

Economy Watch: Industrial Emerges as Strongest Asset Class

3 Types of Commercial Real Estate Leases

5 Ways The Internet Of Things Will Make Industrial Real Estate Smarter

The Top 5 Commercial Real Estate Owners By Square Feet

Three-building, mixed-use development proposed for downtown Tampa

How Will Election Impact Central Florida CRE?

5 Reasons Why We Will Always Need CRE Brokers

After $2B deal, some of Tampa’s biggest corporate names have a new landlord

Driverless Trucks Are Going To Change the Industrial Landscape

How to negotiate with a Liar

4 Things to Avoid in Commercial Real Estate

U. S. Small Business Administration Loan Funds Available to Purchase Commercial Real Estate