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In Miami, as we say adios to 2018 and "Dalé!" to 2019, several of South Florida's real estate pros shared with Bisnow their predictions for the coming year. We're warning you now: It will involve lots of scootering. 
11. Amid Economic Uncertainty, South Florida CRE Will Stay Relatively Stable Aztec Group Executive Vice President Charles Penan: Uncertainty in the global market will greatly influence the real estate capital markets in 2019 and beyond. Miami has evolved into a worldwide…
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Miami Bar Lets People Barter Items As PaymentA new bar in the trendy Wynwood neighborhood of Miami is letting its customers trade in vintage items in lieu of paying in cash. 
Barter, a 9K SF space at 255 NW 27th Terrace that opened Dec. 21, is decorated with old-fashioned birdcages and manual typewriters. And it wants more. Co-owner Richard Barrenechea told SouthFlorida.com that Barter will accept anything “that isn't really used in…
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Trendy Warehouse District In WPB Fetches $18.5M In Sale
In an off-market deal just before the holidays, The Warehouse District, an assemblage of 85K SF that includes trendy restaurants, creative businesses and fitness companies, changed hands. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler brokered the deal on both sides. Johnstone Capital Partners, a private…
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Editors' Choice: The Very Best Bisnow Stories Of 2018Last year Bisnow doubled down on its commitment to publishing deeply reported journalism and investigations that shine a light on our industry. We do this work not because we want clicks or accolades, but because we believe that truth and accurate information — no matter the feathers it might ruffle — matter a great deal to your business. Our 27 reporters and editors span the globe, producing their work from places near and far-flung: New York; Dublin, Ireland; Schaumburg, Illinois; Manchester, United Kingdom; Miami; American Canyon, California; Atlanta; Orange County, California; Spring, Texas; Charlotte, North Carolina; Miami; London and Seattle. Collectively, they produced nearly 8,000 stories. From our editors, here is a collection of our very best from 2018 — the stories that really mattered, the ones you might have missed and the ones we hope will enhance your perspective of the world you help to shape. |
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The New Closers: Why Natalie Wainwright Is One To WatchNatalie Wainwright never intended to go into real estate — in fact, she never intended to go into the workforce at all. In roughly five years, she has risen from receptionist to one of Cushman & Wakefield's top brokers in Nevada. |
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Diverging Fortunes For U.S. And U.K. Retail This ChristmasEarly data indicate that retailers in the U.S. and U.K. had very different holiday periods, with things looking up stateside but remaining gloomy in Great Britain. |
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