Commercial Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate Services in South Florida
Investors and business owners weighing commercial property in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach can get full-scope help: each deal is reviewed for its income potential, its timing and its long-term value.
What's Covered
Office Space
Office deals, Class A and Class B, in business districts across South Florida.
Retail Properties
Storefronts and shopping-center sites along high-traffic roads.
Industrial and Warehouse
Logistics and distribution facilities spread across the area.
Income Properties
Multifamily, NNN and other assets that produce income.
Investing Across Borders
Coordination for international investors and for EB-5 program participants
1031 Exchange Support
Finding and vetting replacement properties while staying inside IRS timelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of commercial property does this cover?
The service covers office buildings and medical offices, retail and restaurant spaces, warehouses and industrial sites, multifamily and mixed-use investments, and properties on NNN leases, all within Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County.
Is help available with a 1031 exchange?
Yes. The heart of it is locating replacement properties and qualifying them, then keeping the deal within IRS timelines and requirements. The work is coordinated with your qualified intermediary and your tax adviser.
Can international investors get support?
Yes. Buyers from abroad get guidance on how to structure the ownership entity and on financing designed for non-residents. The work is coordinated with qualified tax and legal advisers, and it covers the factors that shape an ownership structure that fits.
What cap rate applies to commercial property in South Florida?
No single rate applies. Cap rates vary a lot by submarket and by asset class, so a citywide figure is not a reliable number to plan with. The useful comparison sets active listings beside comparable closed sales and ties them back to the deal you're reviewing.
Start Your Commercial Search
Buying, selling or doing a 1031 exchange, every deal starts in the same place: operating numbers, lease terms and the planned holding period.