Miami, Florida. Credit: littleny/Adobe Stock 'They Have the Vision': Miami Draws in Design-Oriented Commercial Tenants Amid High-End Housing Demand
"Pre-pandemic it was regional tenants that were coming. Now, we're seeing national and international tenants lease space," Emilia Howard of Gridline Properties said. "They're coming from all areas, and it accelerated after the pandemic."
December 14, 2022 at 03:24 PM
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Commercial Real Estate
Design-oriented tenants are flocking to Miami as an influx in population increases the demand for furniture and interior decor businesses.
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