In this episode of Between Two Chairs, Fernando Arencibia Jr. and Jennifer Wollmann break down the Q2 2026 South Florida commercial real estate market and what it means for Miami commercial real estate brokers, investors, landlords, tenants, and developers. Using the latest South Florida commercial market data, they discuss why sales volume may be down while fundamentals remain strong, where institutional capital is moving, and why Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach continue to stand out nationally.
The conversation covers the continued flight to quality across office, industrial, retail, and multifamily; the rise of Broward County as a stronger commercial real estate connector; the impact of new construction pipelines; and the opportunities emerging in Class B and Class C office buildings, small industrial lots, and value-add commercial assets throughout Southeast Florida.
Key Topics Covered
· Q2 2026 South Florida commercial real estate sales trends
· Why South Florida commercial sales declined while market fundamentals stayed strong
· Miami office market performance
· Industrial real estate rent moderation
· Retail real estate strength
· Multifamily construction, rent pressure, absorption, and long-term demand
· Broward County’s acceleration as a commercial real estate investment market
· Flight to quality and investor demand for well-located commercial assets
· Opportunities in Class B and Class C office conversions and improvements
· · What brokers and investors should monitor in Q3 and Q4 2026