Miami
Michael Gerrity reports for the World Property Channel that the commercial real estate market is recovering at a robust pace in Miami. The article – citing the National Association of Realtors February Commercial Real Estate Outlook – states that CRE vacancy rates in Miami will be lower than the national average in all four sectors.
The city’s vacancy rate for industrial property is predicted to be at 7.6 percent, compared to a national average of 11.7 percent and retail property vacancy is expected to be at 7.3 percent versus a national average of 11.9 percent.
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John Dohm of RCA Miami cites the following reasons for the low vacancy rates: No overbuilding in South Florida, very little new construction over the past three years, pent-up demand due to expiring leases, the improving economy and Miami’s position as a gateway to the Southern Hemisphere.
Last Updated on March 15, 2012 by Ramin Seddiq