MIAMI—With the national stock market reaching all-time highs in the past year, many real estate experts have indicated that the US real estate market is bound for a bubble burst. That isn’t the case in South Florida, however, according to a recent Berger Singerman survey. Results from the firm’s fourth annual South Florida real estate survey reveal that, thanks to e-commerce advancements, continued foreign investment and the newly signed tax bill, professionals expect South Florida’s real estate growth to continue in 2018.

The e-commerce boom is expected to make big waves in 2018 as 33% of survey respondents believe the warehouse and industrial sector will have the highest returns this year, and 48% believe that retail will have the lowest returns. GlobeSt.com caught up with partners at Berger Singerman to get more insights in this exclusive interview.