Writer: Felipe Rivas 2 min read July 2021 — Decreasing vacancy rates, an active industrial development landscape and overall robust demand have Broward County poised for a record-breaking year, JLL reported in its 2Q21 industrial report for the county. Buoyed by the meteoric rise in e-commerce and warehouse demand, the
Writer: Felipe Rivas 2 min read April 2021 — The widening availability of vaccines nationally and the stabilization of unemployment figures are fueling optimism for a return to a pre-COVID semblance of life. In South Florida, Broward County has its eyes set on safety, community support and infrastructure improvements as
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read April 2021 — As demand for single-family homes continues to heat up, South Florida condos have reached mass appeal. For Northeasterners new to the South Florida warmth and livable weather, condos are a little slice of paradise. But paradise may come with a rising
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read February 2021 — Fort Lauderdale is proving itself to be a viable option for technology companies. In just the first half of 2020, South Florida technology startups and later stage companies raised $690 million, ranking No. 11 in recipients of venture capital dollars. Healthcare-related
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read October 2020 — Progresso Village, nestled in the heart of Fort Lauderdale’s urban core, is taking on a life of its own. Sitting just north of Las Olas and within walking distance from Flagler Village, the up-and-coming neighborhood boasts a vibrant atmosphere while still offering
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read August 2020 — Brightline is passing on Virgin Trains. On Aug. 7, the high-speed passenger train operator announced that it would not be rebranded as Virgin Trains USA and would continue its operations under Brightline LLC. The withdrawal represents a sudden and apparently astringent
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read FORT LAUDERDALE — It has been nearly five months since COVID-19 became a pandemic and initiated its assault on the world. On March 13, the United States declared a national state of emergency. Within weeks, local economies were in decline. Millions of people quarantined
By: Sara Warden 2 min read March 2020 — Businesses across South Florida have been hit by the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, as the government issued new advice urging people to stay home if possible. Drastic measures have been taken to prevent the further spread of the virus, but some
By Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read August 2019 —During times of economic prosperity, the banking sector is primed to benefit the most, but when the economy begins to slow, or a recession hits, lenders normally feel the harshest effects. This forces banks and financial institutions to be innovative and mindful
By Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read August 2019 — Transportation is a hot topic issue throughout South Florida, and as the population in the region continues to grow so do the challenges. While the roads seemingly become more congested every week, there is a significant emphasis on using other forms
