Miami

Known as the “Gateway to the Americas”, Miami is a top international center for commerce and trade and is home to over 1,300 multinational companies from 56 countries.

We specialize in strategic planning, occupier representation, site selection, and sales and dispositions. We also assist with logistics and supply chain management for a wide variety of industrial clients, including distribution and manufacturing companies.

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May 18, 2022

Beyond the Transaction: Cresa Honors Team Members with Collaboration, Service and Memorial Awards

At Cresa, our employee recognition goes beyond square footage and revenue earnings. These awards are based on collaboration, impact to the client and recognizing the team members who live into our culture and values each and every day.

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May 18, 2022

Cresa Honors Up and Coming Talent with the Rising Star Awards

Cresa’s Rising Star Awards are given to up and coming leaders within the company. Congratulations to this year’s 22 recipients.

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May 18, 2022

Cresa Honors Top Producing Team Members of 2021

In 2021 our team members rallied to help occupiers rethink strategies after weathering some of the most challenging years to date. Businesses changed locations, adopted hybrid workplace strategies and reshored supply chains. And our advisors were there to help them every step of the way.

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May 10, 2022

Cresa Employee Spotlight: Dipesh Shah

Dipesh leads Cresa’s IT team and strategy, and manages the company’s client-facing technology platform to ensure that it is differentiated and valuable. He also leads the technology advisory and business intelligence portions of Cresa’s consulting offering.

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December 10, 2019

The Sale-Leaseback Process: Unlocking the Value of Your Real Estate

The sale-leaseback option is an attractive financing alternative for companies who want to remove debt from their balance sheets. Is this the right option for you?

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June 3, 2019

The Renewal Process: Five Common Mistakes Occupiers Make

Real estate transactions can represent opportunities to save money, modify key lease terms, make facility upgrades and improve business performance. But when tenants negotiate without knowledgeable representation, the opportunity is often lost.