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 »
In a recent quarterly commercial real estate forecast from the National Association of Realtors, they are predicting that the office space market in the US will see only slight improvement over the next year with a small, .2%, reduction in the office vacancy rate and a modest 2.5% increase in rental rates. Specifically, here is… Read More »
The most populous city in the state of Georgia, Atlanta originated as a railroad town in 1837, and has had a rich history ever since. The city became a distributor of military supplies during the Civil War because of its railroad network. This is the same reason that the capital was moved there in 1868,… Read More »
As the capital of Texas, Austin is the second largest state capital in the United States, and the fourth largest city in Texas. Located in central Texas, Austin became the capital city in 1838, when it was moved from its original location of Houston. Citizens of Austin, known as Austinites, enjoy a diverse lifestyle, culture,… Read More »
According to OfficeSpace.com’s recent market report , office space in Seattle and the vicinity is still somewhat weak with an overall office vacancy rate of 15.6%. Even the Eastside, with all of it’s tech firms, has a vacancy rate of 16% when the sublease space is taken into account. As we are slowly coming out… Read More »