Miami has become one of the busiest places in the country to start and grow a business. A Clarify Capital study covered by the Miami Herald ranked Miami-Dade the number one county in the United States for new small business applications, at 4,862 filings per 100,000 residents. Growth like that means a lot of local… Read More »
Downtown Miami has changed considerably as a business destination over the past five years. What was once a district that emptied out after business hours has grown into one of the more compelling urban cores in the country — drawing law firms, financial services companies, tech teams, and international businesses that want a genuine city… Read More »
The United States office market continued to evolve in 2025 as companies refined their workplace strategies, cities adapted to hybrid work patterns, and landlords repositioned assets to meet new expectations. Despite rising vacancies in some regions, certain markets remain exceptionally expensive. These cities command premium rents because of their economic influence, concentration of high-value industries,… Read More »
The famous dictum is that when you see an opportunity, you go for it. With the advanced technology taking over and the improved economy and living standards; the deep-seated idea of running their own business and where to open an office has taken a new turn among business people. When considering where to open an… Read More »
For any established or developing businesses that wish to take part in the available bounty of the stabilizing economies of Latin America the smart choice in leasing is in great Miami office spaces. In a recent article in Forbes magazine, Alex Sanchez, president of the Florida Bankers Association said, “Miami is the unofficial capital of the hemisphere.”… Read More »
Nicknamed the “Capital of Latin America”, Miami is the second largest city in the United States with a Spanish-speaking majority. During the rise of Fidel Castro in Cuba (1959), many Cubans sought refuge in Miami, increasing the population. Miami’s metropolitan population grew from one thousand to nearly five and a half million in the years… Read More »