MIAMI—Tere Blanca of Blanca Commercial Real Estate unpacks the process for professional service firms as they redesign their office spaces to align with the “workplace of the future” in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.
Industrial vacancies were down across all three South Florida counties last year, and in land-tight South Florida, the pressure is on.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Chris Dekker, vice president of Mayfair Real Estate Advisors, the project’s developer, and Tere Blanca, president and CEO of Blanca Commercial Real Estate, to get their take the types of tenants that flock to Coconut Grove.
Accounting firms today are increasingly striving to redefine their office spaces in an effort to reap the benefits of the “workplace of the future.”
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A fine line exists between where you work and where you vacation, but landlords are aiming to blur that distinction by bringing hotel-type amenities to their office towers.
Businesses searching for space in Miami’s urban core have more options than they might think.
Huddle rooms, smart boards, showers, proximity to mass transit — urban- dwelling millennials have a new set of requirements for the workspace.
Three companies have moved into Brickell City Tower as the office building continues its renovations.
Mars Inc. is among the newest group of tenants to sign leases at Brickell City Tower, sources told The Real Deal.
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