by: Max Crampton-Thomas 4 Min read January 2021 — The challenges weighing on most sectors of the economy as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have mostly continued into 2021. While some businesses have found these roadblocks to be insurmountable, others have embraced a “bootstrap” mentality and are successfully navigating
By: Felipe Rivas 4 min read December 2020 — The on-going health crisis initially placed unprecedented pressure across industries and sectors and will continue to do so into 2021. The advent of remote work, instruction and entertainment, for example, is causing corporations and individuals to reconsider important real estate decisions
By: Joey Garrand 2 min read January 2021 — With historically low interest rates, mass migration to the area and a shortage of housing, Orlando is primed to be among the best in the nation with regard to residential construction in 2021. According to the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, the
By: Max Crampton-Thomas 4 Min read December 2020 — Consisting of 34 municipalities all with their own distinct personality, Miami-Dade County is and will continue to be a hotbed for real estate development and investment in the foreseeable future. More recently, changing demographics and demands from both domestic and international
By: Sara Warden 2 min read December 2020 — New York City has always been known as the financial capital of the United States, and even of the world. But as executives learn to work from home and seek less densified neighborhoods and a better quality of life, one location
By: Felipe Rivas 4 min read December 2020 — The COVID-19 pandemic pressed the reset button for virtually every industry creating direct and indirect influences to the real estate sector. Factors such as the rapid transition to the remote work environment, the bolstering of E-commerce, increased desire for outdoor space,
By: Brendan Meagher 2 min read December 2020 — COVID-19 continues to put a damper on the holiday season but recent monthly employment numbers suggest there could be reason for optimism in Palm Beach County. Starting in July, the region’s jobless rate has been tracking a downward path, finishing October
By: Sara Warden 2 min read December 2020 — Initially, New York City was perhaps ground zero for the COVID-19 virus in the United States. During the first wave, numbers climbed dramatically, and hospitals groaned under the capacity constraints. Not only this, but New Yorkers, who typically saw their apartments
By: Brendan Meagher 2 Min read December 2020 — For those who call Miami-Dade home, the image of construction cranes lining the sky and the sound of Caterpillar equipment hard at work have become a part of everyday life. Even through the COVID-19 pandemic, construction on large-scale developments in Miami
By: Beatrice Silva 3 min read December 2020 — Despite challenges caused by the pandemic, new developments continue to emerge in Fort Lauderdale. The ever-growing population and the need for more affordable housing options has created demand for a new type of mixed-income workforce housing. Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale spoke with
