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The South Florida office market has rebounded this year, but developers hoping for long-term success in the sector should already be paying attention to the popularity of co-working space. 
Colliers International South Florida Executive Managing Director Ken Krasnow and Research and Consulting Manager Verity Mosquera spoke to Bisnow about Collier's Q2 market reports, and both experts say the most notable takeaways this quarter were in the office sector. In Miami-Dade…
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Hialeah Flea Market Sells As 'Alternative Retail Play'
While many South Florida developers focus on luxury properties and brand-new developments, Gramercy Property Trust last week invested in something different: The Opa-locka Hialeah Flea Market. The trust bought three land parcels from Bodwin Ltd. and SeaBase Florida Corp. for…
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Apartment Building In Dorsey-Riverbend Sells For Record $6.9M Price Tag
Luxury developments have been proliferating in east Fort Lauderdale, thanks to the perpetual allure of the ocean and an influx of restaurants and bars. But the sale of a 65-unit apartment complex in the Dorsey-Riverbend area of the city shows…
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Is There A Real Estate Solution To E-Commerce's Returns Problem?E-commerce is the single biggest driver of the industrial real estate market and growing, but it has a glaring inefficiency. If we get everything we need delivered to our homes, why is it so difficult to send it back? Distribution centers are being built all over the country, many as big-box facilities that in some cases require clearance of up to 40 feet. Last-mile distribution centers, designed to be leaner to make use of tighter spaces close to major cities, are beginning to crop up — like a rumored Amazon warehouse close to the University of Pennsylvania's campus in West Philadelphia. Real estate is changing shape to better fit e-commerce, but only the sexy part. Returns are still a worry. |
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Obamacare Repeal Could Cripple Rural Hospitals And Lead To More ClosuresThere is a perfect storm raging in the healthcare industry that has caused a slew of hospitals to close across the country. Healthcare reform and changing business models are at the forefront of those challenges. Approximately 2,300 rural hospitals are in the United States. Of those, 81 have closed since 2010, according to the North Carolina Rural Health Research Program. Because rural populations tend to be poorer, these hospitals rely heavily on Medicaid reimbursement, which has been dispersed in greater quantity since the Obama administration passed the Affordable Care Act. |
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