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Matus to advance firm’s growth strategy TAMPA, Florida (April 16, 2025) – Today, Franklin Street, a national and fully-integrated commercial real estate services firm headquartered in
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Matus to advance firm’s growth strategy TAMPA, Florida (April 16, 2025) – Today, Franklin Street, a national and fully-integrated commercial real estate services firm headquartered in
January 11, 2023
As the Jacksonville market continues to flourish with new residents, businesses and capital, the Jacksonville Business Journal’s 2023 Economic Outlook event will explore the challenges and opportunities ahead. Franklin Street invites you to join us at this year’s event, where CEO Matthew Harrell, will deliver an Economic Outlook presentation offering insight on the macro and…
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As migration to the Southeast continues, retail real estate in Atlanta remains intensely competitive. Demand continues to significantly outpace supply as vacancy rates sit at historic lows and factors such as supply chain delays and increased construction costs slow the pace of new development. Despite these tight conditions, retail leasing and investment sales activity is…
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As migration to the Southeast continues, retail real estate in Tampa remains intensely competitive. Demand continues to significantly outpace supply as vacancy rates sit at historic lows and factors such as supply chain delays and increased construction costs slow the pace of new development. Despite these tight conditions, retail leasing and investment sales activity is…
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As migration to the Southeast continues, retail real estate in Jacksonville remains intensely competitive. Demand continues to significantly outpace supply as vacancy rates sit at historic lows and factors such as supply chain delays and increased construction costs slow the pace of new development. Despite these tight conditions, retail leasing and investment sales activity is…
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As migration to the Southeast continues, retail real estate in South Florida remains intensely competitive. Demand continues to significantly outpace supply as vacancy rates sit at historic lows and factors such as supply chain delays and increased construction costs slow the pace of new development. Despite these tight conditions, retail leasing and investment sales activity…
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