Showing posts with label miami commercial real estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miami commercial real estate. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Foreign investors vs. domestic investors

We are seeing new trends in the Miami commercial real estate market. Foreign investors are looking to invest and wait for a better market to collect their profits, while the domestic ones expect a certain return within a short period of time.
On the other hand, we are starting to see retailers looking into a market that was too pricy for them not so long ago.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Miami Tourism, South Florida Hotels News

2 Key West hotels were just branded Waldorf Astorias. The Hilton group recently created a new Brand: The Waldorf Astoria chain. The Casa Marina and Reach hotels just joined the Waldorf Astoria franchise and to capitalize on a strong brand that originated in New York. The hotels are under the umbrella of the Blackstone Portfolio. The Fort Lauderdale Bahia Mar will also join the new franchise. The tourism market all over the world is negatively impacted by our current crisis and hoteliers are attempting ways to boost their revenues. Getting a better perceived brands play an important role in a better marketing activity. The Miami real estate is impacted by the current environment but certain segments of the Miami commercial real estate market are still robust. Looking to buy a hotel in Miami Beach is still not an easy task, demand exceeds supply

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Miami commercial real estate, Miami shopping center

Miami real estate is suffering in this economic crisis. Miami Beach residential real estate sales and prices plummeted for the past 2 years, offering great buying opportunities. Miami commercial real estate started to suffer as well and more specifically the office buildings sector. Miami Beach hotels are still difficult to find for people looking to get a real estate deal due to a limited offer. A Miami based commercial real estate company called Equit is taking advantage of the crisis to reinforce its position and grabbing attractive real estate deals.The company is said to have acquired 2 million more shares of a Dutch company that invested in shopping centers throughout Florida.