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Ron Sneidman Goes Single Shingle

August 31, 2011/in News/by SFOBA STAFF

Effective September 1, 2011, Ron Sneidman has decided to go out on his own, focusing on Investment Sales as well as Buyer and Tenant Representation as a Sole Proprietor. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE ON THIS STORY

Florida CRE Market Heading Toward Recovery?

August 25, 2011/in News, Trends/by SFOBA STAFF

As of mid-year 2011, the Florida commercial real estate market reveals a marked turning point that began late 2010, according to the Florida Market Perspective Mid-Year 2011, a comprehensive assessment and outlook on commercial real estate throughout the state, released by CB Richard Ellis (CBRE). “Our outlook for Florida is a slow and steady recovery […]

Ron Sneidman Goes Single Shingle

August 31, 2011/in News/by SFOBA STAFF

Florida CRE Market Heading Toward Recovery?

August 25, 2011/in News, Trends/by SFOBA STAFF

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Ron Sneidman Goes Single Shingle

August 31, 2011/in News/by SFOBA STAFF

Effective September 1, 2011, Ron Sneidman has decided to go out on his own, focusing on Investment Sales as well as Buyer and Tenant Representation as a Sole Proprietor.

Ron began his commercial real estate career in 1982 and has worked for a variety of respected organizations including Marcus & Millichap, Grubb & Ellis, Colliers International, and Citigroup. He spent the last 13 years with Penn-Florida.

Ron has also served as tenant and buyer representative for many national accounts including Citigroup, Primerica, Kemper Insurance, and Dunkin’ Donuts. He has also represented numerous office buildings including South City Plaza, One City Centre, 101 Renaissance Centre, One Ocean Plaza, and Reynolds Plaza.

You can reach Ron at rsneidman@gmail.com or at 954.240.8575.

Florida CRE Market Heading Toward Recovery?

August 25, 2011/in News, Trends/by SFOBA STAFF

“Our outlook for Florida is a slow and steady recovery over the next five years,” says Mary Jo Eaton, Senior Managing Director for CBRE in Florida. “During the remainder of 2011 we anticipate seeing more leasing and sales activity—largely in prime submarkets.”

Key Findings:

Select industries are beginning to re-establish their confidence in the market through expansions and long-term lease commitments.
Multihousing properties are highly targeted by investors in Florida. In core markets, international investors continue to show strong interest in commercial real estate assets.
Distressed assets continue to be a concern, but Florida’s lengthy foreclosure process slows the delivery of distressed assets available for acquisition.

Comparatively, Miami is leading the state in new activity. While lease renewals dominate markets outside the core regions, such as Jacksonville and Southwest Florida, market indicators including rental rates and occupancy are showing signs of stabilization. North and Central Florida markets have yet to experience a surge in activity, but CBRE Florida leadership agree that stabilized market indicators and strengthened fundamentals put Florida in a good position for recovery.

What’s your take? Share your perspective by leaving a comment below.

CBRE’s Florida Market Perspective reports on seven major markets in Florida, covering office, industrial, retail, and multifamily properties. For the complete look at commercial real estate in Florida, go to www.cbre.com/fmp.

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