2021 was the busiest year in the history of Southwest Florida International Airport, and the trend is continuing this year. The recovery of passenger traffic at RSW is synergistic with the evolution and recovery of our region. CPSWFL Principal Broker and CEO Gary Tasman discusses why airports are instruments of economic growth.
Demand for industrial property in the Naples area is far outpacing supply, with industrial vacancy rates below one percent. While many believe that Collier County has a dearth of land available for commercial development, the county actually has several areas identified for potential growth. Our CEO and Principal Broker Gary Tasman looks at the options available to investors, developers and businesses seeking to blaze a trail in Collier County.
Demand for industrial property in the Naples area is far outpacing supply, with industrial vacancy rates below one percent. While many believe that Collier County has a dearth of land available for commercial development, the county actually has several areas identified for potential growth. Our CEO and Principal Broker Gary Tasman looks at the options available to investors, developers and businesses seeking to blaze a trail in Collier County.
Florida legislators have a plan for resolving the state’s affordable housing crisis. CPWFL’s CEO and Principal Broker Gary Tasman explains why SB 962 holds promise, and discusses another tactic that may be even more effective: higher residential density.
With more than 10 million s.f. of commercial development in planning, Lee County is seeing its largest commercial real estate boom in history. As CEO/Principal Broker Gary Tasman explains, Lee County has been very deliberate in establishing the foundation for economic development through a unique public-private partnership.
As we enter 2022, the commercial property situation in Southwest Florida is unique: High demand, dwindling supply, and low vacancy rates. CEO and Principal Broker Gary Tasman predicts how these variables will impact commercial development and sales in the coming year.
The federal government has approved a $1.2 trillion infrastructure boost that will improve roadways, bridges, utilities, and more across the nation. Infrastructure investment is known to provide great economic ROI. It also has a strong influence on commercial property development and values.
As we enter the new year with the expectation of slowing economic growth and continued high inflation, we want to take a closer look at how the current economy will influence our working habits—and how commercial property trends will change as a result.
Inflation is at its highest levels since the 1980s, and the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates as many as three times in the next year. For commercial property owners, does this signal opportunity or trouble in 2022? CEO and Principal Broker Gary Tasman lends his insights.
