Big Law's Rush Into Florida Has Slowed, but Miami Leasing Activity Remains Hot
"Miami is not really oversupplied," JLL's senior manager of Florida research Zander El-Hindi said, comparing the city to markets like Nashville, Atlanta and Charlotte with recent development booms. "We're really undersupplied."
January 25, 2024 at 05:37 PM
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Real EstateWhat You Need to Know
- Migration of business took the Miami's commercial real estate market to new highs in 2022.
- But the uptick slowed in 2023, showing signs of a more stable market and less migration to the city.
- Regardless of the slowdown, leasing activity is still hot, even pricing local tenants out of the downtown area.
In a year where remote work, construction slowdowns and tighter budgets were a common theme in corporate America, leasing activity across the country slowed down in 2023, but law firms in Miami kept scooping up office space.
After years of law firms packing into Miami's under-supplied office buildings, real estate broker JLL saw 88% of Miami law firm tenants renew office leases in 2023 as space became limited, according to a recent report by the company. Although leasing volume decreased last year compared to 2022's historic highs, demand remained hot, which contributed to local firms finding themselves priced out of the downtown area.
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