Commercial Real Estate Show host Michael Bull interviewed David Farmer, CEO of Metro Forecasting Models, at the Realtors Land Institute Conference & Expo. Metro Forecasting Models claims the most accurate solution for population, housing and commercial demand forecasting with a model used by local governments and private industry for over 35 years. They cover a set […]
Over the next two years alone, there are 187 skyscrapers that are expected to pop up across the globe. This fascinating video goes in depth on the go-to technologies that are being engineered by some of the world’s leading elevator firms. This touches on some of the topics in a recent report by Bloomberg, Supertalls are Driving […]
In this video SAM, short for Semi-Automated Mason, the bricklaying robotic assistant of the future, struts its stuff. Developed by Construction Robotics, a small business funded by the National Science Foundation Small Business Innovation Research program, SAM works alongside masons to install bricks, making the humans’ jobs less backbreaking. The technology is designed to increase productivity […]
Brief video highlights construction features of the Brickell Flatiron building in Miami.
The Real Deal South Florida 4th Annual Real Estate Showcase & Forum – Panel 2: Sizing Up the Development Cycle, featuring Edgardo Defortuna, David Martin, Arthur Falcone, and Hiten Samtani.
Alfonso Jaramillo talks with developers Andrew Frey of Tecela, Kobi Karp, Jesse Ottley, and Santiago Vanessa about future development in the city of Miami and Abroad.
Stuart Binstock, President and CEO of Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) appears on America’s Commercial Real Estate Show with host Michael Bull to discuss how hurricanes like Harvey and Irma have affected construction, costs, real estate development, and employment in the commercial real estate industry.
Lean construction is a concept of fairly recent origin. The concept of lean construction originated during the latter part of the 20th century. In fact, the term “lean construction” itself was coined in 1993 by the International Group for Lean Construction during its first meeting. Before diving into a more complete discussion of what is […]
During a recent HistoryMiami Museum tour I attended, (the museum’s) Resident Historian Dr. Paul George mentioned a fact I thought I would have known, that Miami boasts the third most dense skyline in the United States. I’m fairly certain I’d not heard this before. Upon returning to my office, I decided to fact check this. […]
Much of what this video discusses with regard to sea level rise projections and what one city – in this video New York – is doing about it, is highly relevant to low lying Miami, Florida, and the commercial real estate within it.
Bob Gorlow and Edgar Jones present their plans a major development in North Miami called American Dream Mall. This is a must see for everyone in Miami. Once completed, it is sure to change the retail and entertainment landscape in South Florida.
George Ratiu, Director of Quantitative and Commercial Research at the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), joins the Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss NAR’s 2017 Commercial Real Estate Lending Survey, as well as current trends in commercial lending. In this segment, George and host Michael discuss the future of the EB-5 Visa program, foreign investment, […]
Ronnie Fieldstone, Partner with the Miami law firm Arnstein & Lehr, joins The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss the EB-5 program and its effect on the real estate industry. The EB-5 Visa program allows investors in approved commercial real estate developments to apply for permanent residency in the U.S. Highlights include: EB-5 has been […]
In this video: Despite the condominium market slowdown, Miami developer Shahab Karmely is confident that his project and the Miami River are poised for big growth.In an interview following a panel, Karmely and TRD South Florida’s Managing Editor Ina Cordle discussed his One River Point and the river in general at TRD‘s Third Annual Broward […]
The foundation is laid, and now the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Sunny Isles Beach is going vertical. Eighty trucks delivered 600 loads of concrete to complete the foundation of the luxury condo building in Sunny Isles Beach. More than 100 Suffolk Construction workers wrapped up the foundation pour of the 52-story tower at 15701 Collins Avenue at […]
This conversation with Gregg Covin, developer at One Thousand Museum, is part of the RCA Midyear Update 2016.
