According to The CoStar Group, The Zylberglait Group has sold more office buildings than any other broker over the last 10 years throughout Miami Dade County.

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Is our economy capable of driving commercial real estate performance?

  • Posted on July 5th, 2016

The current economic expansion has run for 84 months through June, prompting discussions on how much fuel remains in the tank. History tells us that the length of a cycle in itself will not induce a downturn. In fact, we are experiencing longer expansion periods than previously recorded, according to economic models. Key segments of […]

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A Game-Changer For Single-Tenant Assets in Miami?

  • Posted on June 8th, 2016

The sale of single-tenant assets in Miami – often a favorite of foreign investors – has decreased by 20 percent in the last 12 months, according to a recent report by Marcus & Millichap. The drop in sales followed the best four-quarter period since the recession. The demand for single-tenant properties has slowed since the […]

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Bad Air In An Office Building Makes You Stupid

  • Posted on June 8th, 2016

Air quality affects the mind, according to a recent Newsweek article. A landmark study published in October 2015 in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives found a strong link between air quality and cognitive function. In the paper, the researchers gathered 24 professionals of various stripes and had them work in the same office, where the […]

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Appetite For Office Buildings in Miami Is Taking A Turn

  • Posted on June 8th, 2016

While there is still appetite for CRE deals in Miami, the volume of office transactions is decreasing, according to Real Capital Analytics. First came the condo market correction and now the office market is experiencing a step back. Case in point: the volume of deals for properties in the price range of $2.5M to $20M […]

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The Office: The Crowding Game

  • Posted on May 5th, 2016

A Dodge Data & Analytics report recently revealed the average square feet of office space per employee has declined nearly 4% to 195 square feet per employee since early-2010. This is the ratio’s lowest level since mid-2008. The ratio not only includes personal office/cubicle space, but also each employee’s share of public space such as […]

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