Major Retail Rising Near Miami Courthouse, Health District
The doctors at Jackson Memorial Hospital and the bailiffs and clerks at the Richard Gerstein Justice Building hopefully like hot dogs, because the vendor slinging wieners outside the courthouse is one of the few lunch options around in the so-called Health District, long a retail desert.
That is about to change, with the construction of River Landing, a $425M mixed-use project by UrbanX Group on the banks of the Miami River.
Soon, in between surgeries or during breaks in jury duty, people will be able to…
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Miami Group 'Smash The Slumlords' Crowdsources Affordable Housing
A Miami campaign called Smash the Slumlords started years ago when low-income tenants were fighting absentee landlords who had let their property devolve into a moldy, leaky health hazard. But the name reflects the fighting spirit that is needed to…
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Facing Labor Shortage, CRE Companies Reach Into High Schools For Recruits
"Get 'em while they're young," the saying goes. In today's notoriously tight labor market, the adage rings truer than ever — because if firms wait until students are older, they might already have jobs through Prologis or the Latin Builders Association, just a few of the organizations that have set up pipeline programs in South Florida high schools.
Since it was founded in 1972, South Florida's Current Builders has constructed more than 40,000 multifamily units, 15M SF of office/industrial space and 250K SF of retail, including Allegro Senior Living in Parkland and University Pointe in Davie.
Current Builders…
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Multistory Warehouses Come With Towering Costs, Logistical Hurdles
Overcoming last-mile delivery challenges in some of the most densely populated parts of the U.S. has pushed industrial developers to pursue multistory warehouses. A new report shows taller warehouses come with their own set of challenges.
“Quite candidly, the users are going to have to change the way they operate in these buildings to make it work efficiently,” CBRE Global Head of Industrial & Logistics Research David Egan said.
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Q&A With Convene's New Director Of Real Estate Peter Sellick
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New Cooling, Computing Advancements Could Mean Savings For Data Centers
A key way to save on costs when it comes to data centers is saving on power, so those who are building and running data centers are constantly thinking of ways to improve efficiency — most notably in cooling, which tends to be the biggest power draw.
The challenge is either to find new and better ways to cool centers or advances in server equipment that allow them to run at higher temperatures than previous generations. Those in the industry are exploring both.
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