Commercial Real Estate Services in Fort Lauderdale
The Avison Young Fort Lauderdale office provides commercial real estate services to property owners, investors and occupiers
Avison Young is one of the top providers of integrated commercial real estate services in Fort Lauderdale. With offices located across Florida, our commercial real estate advisors offer full market coverage to best serve our clients regardless of location. Avison Young offers a diverse group of senior real estate professionals who possess substantial bench strength in capital markets, leasing, project management and property management.
Avison Young is a global real estate advisor built to create real economic, social, and environmental value, powered by – and for, people. We believe there is a vital role for our sector in creating healthy, productive workplaces for employees; cities that are centers of prosperity for its citizens and; built spaces and places that create a net benefit to the economy, the environment and the community. Our people organize around our clients’ opportunities and work as colleagues to focus on their success.
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Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot June 29, 2020
July 6, 2020Amazon continues to dominate industrial leasing along the I-4 corridor. The e-commerce giant just acquired 82.3 acres in Temple Terrace for $26.4 million, or $321,000 per acre. A city official confirmed there is a planned development on that site with Seefried Properties, which is a preferred developer for Amazon. Amazon has also signed a deal to lease the newly developed 425,550-sf I-4 Logistics Center in Seffner. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot June 15, 2020
June 22, 2020The Metro Orlando Defense Task Force is facilitating a coordinated regional response to guidelines set by the U.S. Air Force for the selection of a permanent location for U.S. Space Command headquarters. Currently based in Colorado, SPACECOM’S new headquarters site selection process begins this summer and the announcement of the final selection is expected in January 2021. Orlando is well positioned for this opportunity as it has been the epicenter of the U.S.-led space race for over 60 years now. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot June 8, 2020
June 15, 2020The industrial sector continues to exhibit strength during the pandemic. There has been a particular increase in activity along the I-4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando. At the end of May, HCA Healthcare signed a massive lease for 713,000 sf at a newly completed speculative development in Lakeland. Home Depot is also planning its third warehouse on 65 acres in Hillsborough County. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot June 1, 2020
June 8, 2020According to the recently released Midyear Construction Outlook for the Southeastern U.S. by Dodge Data & Analytics, construction starts are expected to slump throughout the reminder of 2020, but some sectors may see a bounce back in 2021. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot May 25, 2020
June 1, 2020There has been an acceleration in leasing activity over the last week, more traction with regard to longer term deals, and an uptick in requests for information and tours. In multiple markets, some clients that had previously put transactions on hold are now beginning discussions to move forward. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot May 18, 2020
May 25, 2020With regard to rent collection, the general consensus is that as companies have gotten their federal stimulus money, they have increasingly been more able to cover their rent. Rent collection to date for May is similar to what was collected in April. Many office and industrial landlords have been deferring rent at 0% interest with a payback over the remainder of the term, or at the end of the year. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot May 11, 2020
May 11, 2020Demand for cold storage space, which was already on the rise in Florida, is seeing a stronger uptick during the coronavirus pandemic. Online grocery sales reached a record high during April, with shoppers spending $5.3 billion on orders for delivery and pickup, a 37% jump over the previous month. Consumers are reporting weeks-long waits on Instacart, Shipt and other leading platforms as demand far outpaces the supply of available workers and groceries. -
Florida Real Estate Weekly Snapshot May 1, 2020
May 1, 2020According to a recent report from Dodge Data & Analytics, construction starts in South Florida were down by 53% in March due to COVID-19. The spread of the virus resulted in a major slowdown in several municipalities’ processing time for building permits and some developers have chosen to put projects on hold due to economic uncertainty.