Darcie Lunsford

Welcome to 2016. It should feel a lot like 2015. This year is forecast to deliver another solid performance for the commercial real estate sector.  According to the Urban Land

Think of it as the pseudoscience of a real estate recovery. The better things are, the better they get… for now.  Across the region, office, industrial and retail vacancy rates

Do you remember 2005?  Those were the boom days of commercial real estate, when trophy office towers, shopping centers and big-box distribution facilities were selling faster than the Momma’s Pancake

Nothing sizzles in South Florida like retail – and nothing is sexier these days than the rise of the “mega-project.” A billion-dollar project here, a $2 billion development there and

After an extended and sluggish comeback, South Florida’s commercial real estate rebound appears to be accelerating, according to the latest midyear market data from CBRE.  Vacancy rates tumbled year-over-year across

Staples” $6.3 billion merger with Office Depot is still stuck at the gate amid media accounts about whether regulators would give approval. If the deal is consummated, it could mean

A flurry of M&A action is reshaping South Florida’s commercial real estate brokerage and third-party services landscape. The Colliers International brand has shrunk; the Avison Young name has risen rapidly;

Remember all those customer service operation and call centers that were sent packing in the 1990s to faraway lands like India and the Philippines in search of cheaper rent and

Fort Lauderdale’s Cypress Creek Road area might easily be described as a river of sprawl, in a canyon of mid-rise office complexes.  Most people would probably drive right through it

It is not your imagination. New apartment projects are popping up like sawgrass across the South Florida landscape. In fact, nearly 8,100 new rental units were delivered region-wide last year

Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road shopping district isn’t an epicenter of luxury retailers like Chanel, Cartier or Louis Vuitton. It’s not an easy in-and-out shopping venue for grabbing a last minute

The sheer mass of all the big box industrial buildings that have raced out of the ground in the last two years in South Florida could hold the entire populous