Firing on all cylinders

Gulf Coast's commercial real estate growth and positive momentum show few signs of abating in 2020.

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 6:00 a.m. January 10, 2020
COURTESY RENDERING — Water Street Tampa, a planned $3 billion development from Strategic Property Partners, intends to deliver several new office towers to downtown Tampa in the next two years.
COURTESY RENDERING — Water Street Tampa, a planned $3 billion development from Strategic Property Partners, intends to deliver several new office towers to downtown Tampa in the next two years.
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After a strong 2019 in which the region’s commercial real estate sectors displayed tremendous — and in some cases gravity-defying — growth, the industry along the Gulf Coast appears poised for another significant year across all sectors, experts say.

 

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