Meet The Woman Tasked With Leasing Up Brickell City Centre's 500K SF Of Retail
When Swire Vice President of Retail Debora Overholt spoke to Bisnow for a phone interview, she was in Italy, scoping out brands that she would love to see join Brickell City Centre's 500K SF outdoor mall, which opened in Miami's hot downtown neighborhood, Brickell, in late 2016.
The 120 doors at Brickell City Centre are 90% leased already, but Overholt said she is still looking to vary the mix of stores.
“There are a few merchandise categories we haven't filled," she said. "We're looking for specific uses to complete…
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With New City Commission In Fort Lauderdale, Pace Of Development Could Slow
Last month, a new mayor, real estate attorney Dean Trantalis, and two new commissioners, Steven Glassman and Ben Sorense, were elected to Fort Lauderdale's city commission. All three have vowed to slow the pace of development.
Together, they will make up a…
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Miami Teachers On Plan For Workforce Housing At Schools: 'What A Joke'
With starting salaries around $40K, Miami teachers can barely afford to pay rent — which averages $1,421 for a one-bedroom apartment. Miami-Dade County officials have announced an exploratory plan to build affordable workforce housing on campuses or right next door to them.
The plan entails a joint venture between the county's school board and housing authority that would first construct a middle school next to Southside Elementary in the trendy downtown Brickell neighborhood, with one floor devoted to residential units, other floors…
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Who Knew The Salmon Industry Was So Important To Miami Real Estate?
Who knew salmon — that cold water fish better associated with Seattle — would be having such an impact on commercial real estate in Miami?
A major supplier of salmon to the U.S. just inked a big industrial deal in Medley,…
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The Business Case For Hiding Your Building's Coolest Features
Not since Scooby-Doo or The Haunted Mansion at Disney World have hidden spaces been so cool.
All around the country, bars, retailers and other businesses are incorporating architectural elements that lead to concealed passageways.
A coffee shop in Charlotte, North Carolina, has a bookshelf along the wall that, when the proper book is selected, opens a hidden door to an apparel company. An architecture and design firm in Denver uses a secret bar to test out furniture, lighting and other design elements for its clients. A San Francisco theater has created a Prohibition-era experience for its customers, including hidden passageways and rooms.
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RealPage Chief Economist: Multifamily Completions 'Likely To Modestly Surpass Product Absorption In 2018'
The U.S. apartment market's performance stumbled during Q1, with occupancy sliding to 94.5% in March, down from 95% a year earlier, according to data by real estate tech and analytics firm RealPage.
Rent growth cooled as well, coming in at a 2.3% increase year over year, the company said. That is the slowest pace of increase since the market started its long run of prosperity in 2010. “While economic and demographic influences [regarding] demand capacity point to a strong appetite for apartments during this year's prime leasing season, completions appear likely to modestly surpass product absorption in 2018," RealPage Chief Economist Greg Willett said.
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