Commercial Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate in South Florida
Comprehensive support for investors and business owners evaluating commercial opportunities across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, with each one reviewed against income potential, timing, and long-term value.
Commercial Services
Office Space
Class A and Class B office opportunities across South Florida business districts
Retail Properties
Storefront and shopping center locations in high-traffic corridors
Industrial & Warehouse
Logistics and distribution facilities across the region
Investment Properties
Multifamily, NNN, and other income-producing assets
Cross-Border Investment
Coordination for international investors and EB-5 program participants
1031 Exchange Support
Guidance identifying and evaluating replacement properties within IRS timelines
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of commercial properties are covered?
Coverage spans office buildings, retail spaces, warehouses, industrial properties, multifamily investments, mixed-use developments, medical offices, restaurant spaces, and NNN lease properties across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.
Is help available with 1031 exchange properties?
Yes. Identifying and qualifying replacement properties while keeping the transaction aligned with IRS timelines and requirements is a core part of the service, coordinated with your qualified intermediary and tax adviser.
Is support available for foreign investors?
Yes. International buyers are guided through entity structuring, financing options designed for non-residents, and coordination with qualified tax and legal advisers on the considerations that shape an appropriate ownership structure.
What should I know about cap rates for South Florida commercial properties?
Cap rates vary meaningfully by submarket and asset class, so a single citywide figure is not a reliable planning number. A detailed comparison uses active listings and comparable closed sales for the specific opportunity under review.
Start Your Commercial Search
Acquisitions, dispositions, and 1031 exchanges start the same way: the operating numbers, the lease terms, and the hold period you have in mind.