“The economic decision-makers are not being scared off by the new variant,” said Daniel Gielchinsky, founding partner of DGIM Law in Aventura.
December 22, 2021 at 03:15 PM
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Florida Bureau Chief
Demand for commercial real estate in South Florida is not slowing down, even as a new COVID-19 variant becomes dominant in the U.S. With large deals and new developments in the pipeline, real estate professionals are predicting a strong Q1 and Q2 in 2022.
“The economic decision-makers are not being scared off by the new variant,” said Daniel Gielchinsky, founding partner of DGIM Law, a business law firm in Aventura.
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