Insight Into Current Trends Driving Growth WHY SOUTH FLORIDA
Q2 2026
A Cushman & Wakefield Report
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TRI-COUNTY BREAKDOWNS
Demographics Q2 2026
An Introduction to South Florida The Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach Metropolitan Statistical Area (South Florida MSA) is the seventh largest metro area in the United States with almost 6.4 million residents. The area is known for its tropical climate, strong international ties, most notably with Latin America, and friendly business environment due to less regulation and lower taxes. South Florida is one of the most culturally diverse areas in the country with nearly half of the population speaking a language other than English. The MSA has recently seen an increase in new capital, companies, and people moving to the area due to its superior quality of life."
Population
Population
Labor Force
Labor Fo
Population
Labor Force
2,802,029 Miami-Dade County
1,463,506 Miami-Dade County 1,118,546 Broward County 785,172 Palm Beach County 3,367,224 Total MSA
43.8%
43.5%
2,013,317 Broward County 1,575,726 Palm Beach County 6,391,072 Total MSA
31.5%
33.2%
SOUTH FLORIDA Population % by County
SOUTH FLORIDA Population % by County
24.7%
23.3%
HH Income
Unemployment
Unemployment
HH Income
$92,226
0.0% 0.5% 1.0% 1.5% 2.0% 2.5% 3.0% 3.5% 4.0% 4.5% 5.0%
Financial Services
Financial Services
$0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 $80,000 $90,000 $100,000
4.5%
Multinationals 4.4%
Multinat
$80,252
$76,566
3.1%
Miami-Dade
Broward
Palm Beach
Miami-Dade
Broward
Palm Beach
Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach
Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach
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Broward County
Palm Beach County
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A SKILLED & GROWING WORKFORCE
South Florida's Labor Force is Unique as Nearly Half of the College Graduates are Multilingual.
South Florida has a reliable talent pipeline with employees drawn from more than 100 countries.
3.4 MILLION, With a labor force of almost
of adults have a bachelor's or graduate/professional degree 38.4%
rate of unemployment South Florida has only 3.8%
3.0M Nonfarm Employment Total
NEARLY 40% OF THE TOTAL POPULATION IS COMPRISED OF 25–54 YEARS OLDS Moody's Analytics
438,000+ Businesses reside in South Florida
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INTERNATIONAL DESTINATION
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Intl. Airports
Brightline
Rail & Intermodal
Metropolitan Areas
County Ports
Highways
Transportation Legend
Intl. Airports
Brightline Station
County Ports
Highways
Map Key Legend
AIRPORTS South Florida has three international airports with over 2,000 daily flights including over 190 international destinations, making it one of the top international hubs in the country. Combined all three airports serviced over 96.2 million passengers in 2025.
3rd Best U.S. Airport in Travel + Leisure Magazine's 2024
Passenger traffic increased by 3.4 million during 2023 from the previous year
#1 International Freight #1 International Passengers
PORTS Known as the cruise capital of the world, South Florida has three significant ports that handles millions of passengers and substantial cargo volumes annually. All three ports are crucial economic drivers for the region and handled almost 2.6 million TEU's in 2025. The area's most significant trade partner were with Latin America/Caribbean followed by Asia.
#1 Cruise Port in the World - Contributes over $43 Billion to local economy
#3 Cruise Port in the World - Contributes over $30 Billion to local economy
#4 Busiest container port among Florida’s 15 deepwater ports. - Contributes more than $14 Billion to local economy
BRIGHTLINE Brightline is a high-speed passenger rail that currently connects Miami, Aventura, Ft. Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and Orlando. Additional stations are planned for Tampa, Disney, Stuart, and PortMiami. The Tampa and Disney stations are expected to be completed over the next five to eight years.
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SOUTH FLORIDA MIGRATION
A GROWING POPULATION South Florida's net migration totaled 230,615 since 2019. The increase in population led to residential home sales spiking in South Florida as well as fueling demand for multifamily investments throughout the region. The area has benefited from many wealthy residents moving particularly from the northeast. PROJECTED POPULATION INCREASE The South Florida MSA is projected to have a net migration total of 176,199 over the next 5 years.
THE SOUTH FLORIDA MSA IS PROJECTED TO GROW BY 1.6% THROUGH 2029 .
#4 in the Nation For Net Migration From 2019-2025 #9 IN THE NATION FOR NET MIGRATION FROM 2019-2025
North Port, Sarasota, Bradenton
South Florida
San Antonio
Las Vegas
Cape Coral, Fort Myers
San Francisco
San Diego
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Dallas Houston Phoenix Tampa Atlanta Austin Orlando Charlotte
Jacksonville Raleigh Lakeland Nashville
800K
647K
554 K
600K
381K
400K
294K
299K
289K
264K
259K
231K
218K
184K
165K
160K
150K
159K
156K
134K
200K
0
-146K
-200K
-94K
-400K
-443K
-481K
600K
Net Migration (2019 – 2024)
Projected Net Migration (2025 – 2030)
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WORK-LIFE BALANCE
ATTRACTIONS
WORK-LIFE BALANCE FACTS
South Pointe Park
Everglades National Park
Wynwood Walls
5 Major Professional Sports Teams
90MI of Atlantic Beach FLORIDA'S GOLD COAST PACKS Into one of the most glamorous coastlines on earth.
1
3
Las Olas Boulevard
Sawgrass Mills
Vizcaya Museum & Garden
Top 10 Best Sports City in the World - Burson Sports City Rankings 2025
VIBRANT NIGHT LIFE
HIGH
84
75 Michelin Star Restaurants 2026 Michelin Guide HOME TO
Average Annual Temperature
4
2
LOW
68
QUICK FACTS
Greater Miami Ranked Among the Top 10 Sports Destinations in the World Lionel Messi has made Miami America’s new soccer capital. Will it last? Low-stress corporate hubs : Downtown West Palm Beach offers massive finance careers without Miami-level traffic gridlock.
South Beach
Wynwood
Las Olas Boulevard
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EDUCATION
TOP COLLEGES BY ENROLLMENT 2025
MILLENNIALS Are the SECOND-LARGEST LABOR BASE in Florida
1
Miami Dade College 67,996
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Florida International University 55,811
BEST STATE for Higher Education
#1
Broward College 35,947
Florida Atlantic University 32,248 Palm Beach State College 26,827 NOVA Southeastern University 17,782
U.S.. News & World Report, 2024
75.0%
of graduates at local post-secondary institutions end up staying in Florida
Keiser University 9,942 St Thomas University 6,596
49.3%
of the 25+ population in South Florida has an associate degree or higher
Palm Beach Atlantic University 3,981
88.9%
of the 25+ population in South Florida has a high school diploma or higher
South Florida Business Journal
ESRI
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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
FLORIDA RANKS AS A TOP STATE IN TERMS OF TAX POLICY WITH NO STATE PERSONAL INCOME TAXES AND LOW CORPORATE INCOME TAX. South Florida has seen an influx of wealth as new residents have migrated for the tax friendly benefits. Within the South Florida MSA, there are incentives to businesses and corporations relocating and expanding. Incentives include: Targeted Jobs Incentive Funds (TJIF) - Miami Dade County Miami-Dade offers a range of targeted incentives — including tax credits, tax refunds, and grants — designed to attract and grow businesses in high-impact industries such as life sciences, clean energy, financial services, and technology. These programs support both new and expanding companies, rewarding job creation, capital investment, and economic growth throughout the region.
FLORIDA IS A TOP 5 STATE IN OVERALL TAX BURDEN
$
TAX
State Business Rent Tax and County Surtax on Commercial Leases eliminated October 1 st 2025
Cost of Living Comparison
#: RANK | *NATIONAL AVERAGE IS 100
Cost of Living Comparison
300.0
Miamidda.com
#1
250.0
Job Growth Incentive - Broward County The incentive is a direct cash incentive paid to companies creating jobs in excess of the 115% of the County's average annual wage, up to $2,000 per new job or $200,000 per company.
200.0
#6 #8 #9
#12
#28 #20 #23 #32
150.0
#128
Broward.org
100.0
Job Growth Incentive Grant Program - Palm Beach County Incentives are paid on the number of new jobs created as well as residents relocating to the county. Eligibility and size of grant based on number of jobs created over a specified time period.
50.0
0.0
New York (Manhattan)
San Francisco
Los Angeles Boston Washington D.C.
Fort Lauderdale
Palm Beach Miami
Chicago
Atlanta
Discover.pbcgov.org
The Council For Community And Economic Research
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AN INFLUX OF CAPITAL
The amount of capital flowing into South Florida has increased substantially over the last few years, driven particularly by venture capitalists and hedge fund managers. In 2025, South Florida drew over $6.4 billion in funding across 420 deals. That $6.4 billion represented 81% of Florida's total $7.9 billion in funding for the year, cementing South Florida's dominance within the state. It also marked the region's second-highest annual funding total on record, trailing only the historic level reached in 2022. The year got off to a strong start, with over $1.4 billion invested across 100 deals in the first quarter alone.
Venture Capital State Ranking Q2 2026
Venture Capital Metro Market Ranking Q2 2026
States
No. of Deals Total Invested (Billion) Total Invested (Billion)
States
No. of Deals Total Invested (Billion) Total Invested (Billion)
California
954
$227.8
Silicon Valley
669
$221.1
New York
450
$11.0
New York
490
$11.4
Texas
214
$5.8
Boston
181
$5.4
Massachusetts
173
$5.3
Austin
102
$4.9
Pennsylvania
77
$2.5
Los Angeles
189
$3.5
Delaware
198
$2.3
Philadelphia
207
$2.8
Florida
161
$2.0
Seattle
69
$1.5
South Florida
100
$1.4
Washington
82
$1.5
Colorado
115
$0.9
Washington
83
$1.0
Illinois
Denver
61
$0.4
95
$0.8
SOUTH FLORIDA RANKED 8TH IN THE NATION FOR NUMBER OF VENTURE CAPITAL DEALS SIGNED.
South Florida Venture Capital Funding
South Florida Venture Capital Funding
600
$0.0 $1.0 $2.0 $3.0 $4.0 $5.0 $6.0 $7.0 $8.0 $9.0 $10.0
500
400
300
200
100
0
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
YTD 2026
Total Invested(Billions)
Number of Deals
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ACCELERATED NEW-TO-MARKET TENANT DEMAND
NEW-TO-MARKET DEMAND REMAINS ELEVATED NTM demand continues to be a major driver of deal activity in South Florida. While the initial wave was fueled by pandemic-era relocations, new-to-market activity has remained consistently strong well beyond the initial surge. Miami and West Palm Beach continue to solidify their positions as strategic hubs for business relocation and expansion, attracting a diverse mix of industries including finance, technology, media, and logistics. » NTM companies continue to establish a presence in South Florida at a steady pace, with the momentum showing little sign of slowing. Among the more recent high- profile arrivals are ServiceNow, Iru, Fifa, Palantir, and Dycom, drawn by favorable tax structures, a deepening talent pool, and an increasingly interconnected regional economy. » This sustained influx of new corporate tenants continues to bring fresh wealth to the market, allowing landlords to push rents to historic highs and reinforcing South Florida's standing as a premier destination for business attraction and expansion.
INDUSTRIOUS
GOLDMAN SACHS
AMERICAN QUEEN VOYAGES
Jupiter
MILLENNIUM MANAGEMENT
West Palm Beach
DYCON
Boca Raton
WEST MARINE
Fort Lauderdale
PALANTIR
Hollywood
THOMABRAVO
15+ NTM COMPANIES ENTERED THE MARKET IN THE PAST 24 MONTHS.
Miami Beach
Miami
BLOCKCHAIN
Brickell Coconut Grove Downtown
AERCAP
HOUSE OF WISE
SANTANDER
KNOTEL
FIFA
PLAYBOY
CITADEL
IRU
SERVICENOW
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OFFICE MARKET SNAPSHOT - Q2 2026 89.9 MSF Area Management Wildlife Holey Land Refuge Wildlife National MIAMI
Beach Delray
Kings Point
BROWARD
PALM BEACH
441
95
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
JUPITER / TEQUESTA / JUNO
1
A1A
South Florida
Boca Raton
AVENTURA
Deem City
PALM BEACH GARDENS / NORTH PALM
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
CORAL SPRINGS
441
DEERFIELD BEACH
49.4 MSF
40.5 MSF
Parkland
A1A
MIAMI LAKES
A1A
869
826
NORTHEAST DADE
95
Creek Coconut
PALM BEACH
75
Point Lighthouse
Springs Coral
CLASS A
CLASS B
811
441
95
1
SUBURBAN WEST PALM BEACH
POMPANO BEACH
MARGATE
Margate
27
WEST PALM BEACH
1
AIRPORT EAST/ CENTRAL DADE
Beach Pompano
704
869
811A
Lauderdale North
Tamarac
TAMARAC
98
BISCAYNE
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
882
CLASS A SPOTLIGHT
826
95
MIAMI BEACH
Park Oakland
AIRPORT WEST
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
27
CENTRAL BROWARD
Sunrise
812
112
441
I95
1
A1A
A1A
LAKE WORTH
SUNRISE
BROWARD
Lauderhill
95
836
Lauderdale Fort CBD
PLANTATION
75
CBD
1
41
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
595
BOYTON BEACH
and Francis Everglades
CORAL WAY
Weston WESTON
Miami-Dade
CORAL GABLES
Wildlife S Taylor
1
95
595
Area Management
A1A
COCONUT GROVE
39.8 MSF Inventory
14.6% Overall Vacancy
$66.40 Overall Rent (FS PSF)
Davie
Beach Dania
806
SOUTH MIAMI
DELRAY BEACH
HALLANDALE
PEMBROKE PINE
441
A1A
1
NW BOCA RATON
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
95
Hol lywood
Pines Pembroke MIRAMAR 826
FEDERAL HIGHWAY CORRIDORE DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON
KENDALL / SOUTH DADE
GLADES ROAD SW BOCA RATON
1
Beach Hallandale
Miramar
Estates Ives
Aventura Ojus
Club Country
Norland
Beach Sunny Isles
Beach Miami North
Scott Lake
Broward 16.3% Overall Vacancy
26.4 MSF Inventory
$44.69 Overall Rent (FS PSF)
Rental & Vacancy Rates Rental & Vacancy Rates
Supply & Demand SUPPLY & DEMAND
2,000,000
- 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 7,000,000 8,000,000 9,000,000
$60.00
15.5%
1,500,000
$50.00
15.0%
1,000,000
$40.00
14.5%
Palm Beach
500,000
$30.00
14.0%
-
$20.00
13.5%
23.8 MSF Inventory
11.9% Overall Vacancy
$57.75 Overall Rent (FS PSF)
(500,000)
$10.00
13.0%
(1,000,000)
$-
12.5%
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 YTD 2026
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025 YTD 2026
Leasing Activity
Construction Completion
Overall Absoprtion
Overall Rental Rate
Overall Vacancy
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INDUSTRIAL MARKET SNAPSHOT - Q2 2026
MIAMI
BROWARD
PALM BEACH
Refuge Wildlife National
321.2 MSF South Florida
Beach Delray
Kings Point
JUPITER / TEQUESTA
441
95
441
A1A
NORTH CENTRAL DADE
NORTHWEST DADE
A1A
826
Area Management Wildlife Holey Land
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
NORTHEAST DADE
RIVIERA BEACH
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
75
95
1
261 MSF Warehouse/Distribution 25.7 MSF Office Services/Flex
33.9 MSF Manufacturing
Boca Raton
Deem City
95
27
HIALEAH
1
Parkland
A1A
AIRPORT NORTH MEDLY
1
869
AIRPORT EAST DADE
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
Creek Coconut NORTH BROWARD
Point Lighthouse
Springs Coral
826
704
811
WEST PALM BEACH
112
98
I95
A1A
441
Margate
AIRPORT WEST
Beach Pompano
882
95
869
811A
Lauderdale North
Tamarac
836
812
441
A1A
41
LAKE WORTH
95
Park Oakland
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
27
Sunrise
1
1
BROWARD
1
Lauderhill
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
CENTRAL BROWARD
826
SUBMARKET SPOTLIGHT
BOYTON BEACH
75
Lauderdale Fort
95
595
SOUTH DADE
and Francis Everglades
Weston
A1A
DELRAY BEACH
Wildlife S Taylor
FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE
806
595
Area Management
Davie
Beach Dania
SOUTHWEST BROWARD
441
Miami-Dade
1
SOUTHEAST BROWARD
BOCA RATON
A1A
95
182.8 MSF Inventory
6.3% Overall Vacancy
$15.73 Overall Rent (NNN PSF)
Hol lywood
Pines Pembroke
826
1
Beach Hallandale
Miramar
Estates Ives
Aventura Ojus
Club Country
Norland
Beach Sunny Isles
Beach Miami North
Scott Lake
Rental & Vacancy Rates Rental & Vacancy Rates
Supply & Demand SUPPLY & DEMAND
Broward 5.4% Overall Vacancy
94.3 MSF Inventory
$17.67 Overall Rent (NNN PSF)
- 2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 16,000,000 18,000,000 20,000,000
$10.00 $12.00 $14.00 $16.00 $18.00
0.0% 1.0% 2.0% 3.0% 4.0% 5.0% 6.0% 7.0%
$0.00 $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $8.00
Palm Beach
44.1 MSF Inventory
8.1% Overall Vacancy
$13.69 Overall Rent (NNN PSF)
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025 YTD 2026
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025 YTD 2026
Leasing Activity
Construction Completion
Overall Absoprtion
Overall Rental Rate
Overall Vacancy
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Effective Rent vs Stabilized Occupancy Rate 307,580 UNITS Across 1,072 Properties MULTIFAMILY MARKET SNAPSHOT - Q2 2026 EFFECTIVE RENT VS STABILIZED OCCUPANCY RATE
Absorption vs Completions
ABSORPTION VS COMPLETIONS
94.0%
$1,500 $1,700 $1,900 $2,100 $2,300 $2,500 $2,700
92.0% 92.5% 93.0% 93.5% 94.0% 94.5% 95.0% 95.5% 96.0% 96.5% 97.0% 97.5%
25,000
20,000
STABILIZED OCCUPANCY RATE Excludes Properties Still In Their Initial Lease-Up Period
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
ALMOST $30.0 BILLION In Sales Over The Past 5 Years
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025 YTD 2026
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025 YTD 2026
Effective Rent Per Unit
Stabilized Occupancy Rate
Construction Completions
Overall Net Absorption
OVER 26,500 UNITS Currently Under Construction
MARKET ASKING RENT PER UNIT BY BEDROOM Asking Rent 5-Year Increase Q1 2021 Rent
Studio
$2,160
17.8% $1,833
1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom
$2,296
18.2% $1,942 18.8% $2,309 18.5% $2,917
$2,742
$3,456
Source: CoStar
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RETAIL MARKET SNAPSHOT - Q2 2026
MIAMI
BROWARD
PALM BEACH
332.9 MSF
South Florida
3.5%
OVERALL RENT $42.67
OVERALL VACANCY
SUBMARKET SPOTLIGHT
Miami-Dade
139.9 MSF Inventory
3.0% Overall Vacancy
$49.96 Overall Rent (FS PSF)
Broward 4.1% Overall Vacancy
112.2 MSF Inventory
$36.47 Overall Rent (FS PSF)
Palm Beach
80.8 MSF Inventory
3.7% Overall Vacancy
$38.64 Overall Rent (FS PSF)
Rental & Vacancy Rates Overall Rent & Vacancy Rate
Supply & Demand Supply & Demand
MARKET ASKING RENT PER PRODUCT TYPE Asking Rent
5,000,000
$10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00
0.0% 0.5% 1.0% 1.5% 2.0% 2.5% 3.0% 3.5% 4.0% 4.5% 5.0%
5-Year Increase Q1 2021 Rent
4,000,000
Malls
34,036,703
3.8%
$54.23
3,000,000
Power Centers
12,874,363
3.3%
$42.26
2,000,000
1,000,000
Neighborhood Centers
103,977,340
4.4%
$38.86
-
Strip Centers
26,821,330
4.1%
$37.62
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
YTD 2026
$0.00 $5.00
(1,000,000)
General Retail
149,247,242
2.8%
$43.48
(2,000,000)
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025 YTD 2026
Other
5,147,673
0.7%
$46.50
Construction Completions
Overall Net Absorption
Overall Net Rent
Overall Vacancy Rate
Source: CoStar
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CURRENT & FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
CITADEL HQ The development of Citadel's new, iconic, world-class tower will redefine the Miami skyline and further solidify this dynamic and vibrant city as a global destination for talented professionals and their families, businesses and culture.
MIAMI WORLDCENTER Miami Worldcenter, featuring 600,000 square feet of office space, is a premier urban destination with a compelling and unique blend of exceptional entertainment, retail, residential and commercial offerings.
citadel.com
miamiworldcenter.com
T3 FAT VILLAGE FAT Village is a 5.6 acre integrated, mixed-use creative office, retail and residential urban development in Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood.
SANTANDER TOWER The 50-story, approximately 1.6 million square foot Santander Tower will bring premier mixed-use space to Miami's Financial District. Anchored by Banco Santander, the tower will also offer Class A office space for third- party tenants, alongside retail, dining, and wellness amenities. Targeted for delivery in 2029, the project is poised to become one of Miami's most iconic and sustainable additions to the skyline.
10 & 15 CITYPLACE These two trophy Class A+ buildings will contribute nearly one million square feet of top-tier office space to Downtown West Palm Beach. With 15 CityPlace slated to be anchored by Cleveland Clinic, 10 & 15 CityPlace will continue to transform the area into a business and cultural hub.
t3fatvillage.com
onebrickellcitycentre.com
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Market Leads
Authors
SOURCES
Authority (Miami DDA) Miami International Airport Moody's Analytics Palm Beach County Business Development Board Palm Beach International Airport PitchBook The Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance The South Florida TechGateway The Council for Community and Economic Research
Institute (ESRI) Florida Ports Council Florida Realtors Florida Department of Economic Opportunities Fort Lauderdale International Airport Greenstreet Advisors LinkedIn Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade Beacon Council Miami Downtown Development
Cushman and Wakefield Research Axios Broward County Brightline C2ER: The Council for Community and Economic Research CoStar Group Crunchbase Draper Hero Institute Enterprise Florida Environmental Systems Research
Contributors
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