Blanca Commercial Real Estate

Flashback to 2006. Developers across South Florida were outgunning each other for the privilege of building the biggest, tallest, priciest, most luxurious condos in the land. That’s when a light bulb went off in the mind of Rilea Group CEO Alan Ojeda.

Schwartz Media Strategies and Apollo Bank hosted a small luncheon at the bank's Brickell branch on May 30. We are convening these events quarterly with the goal of bringing together friends with similar interests to talk about some of the issues driving Miami.

All the talk of Miami’s rise to prominence as an international city came to a head last night as hundreds of Miami’s business and civic leaders gathered at 1450 Brickell Avenue for “Going Global,” a panel discussion exploring all that’s fueling the Magic City’s growth.

The hustle and bustle of Miami's Brickell Financial District is taking pause for a good cause, as tenants of 1450 Brickell office tower team up to host a weeklong series of events in support of the United Way's early literacy campaign.

 South Florida is home to one of the nation's most dynamic and unpredictable commercial real estate markets. While anticipating what's ahead in 2011 is no small task, seasoned real estate pro Tere Blanca's predictions for the new year are as good as any.

1450 Brickell office tower is featured in this month’s issue of FLORIDA TREND magazine in a special feature focusing on style and design trends in accross the state.

According to the Miami Herald, 1450 Brickell continues to dominate the Miami office market as tenants flock to the state-of-the-art office tower. "Good tenants attract good tenants," says Tere Blanca of Blanca Commercial Real Estate. "We've had a very active year and we see no sign of that slowing down. We have more activity than we have space in the building.

As one of South Florida’s main economic drivers, our commercial real estate industry is complex, dynamic, and enormous. It’s hard to stand out in such a crowd – but as in every industry, commercial real estate in South Florida has its major movers and shakers, the key figures who’re driving development and getting deals done. This week’s South Florida Business Journal identifies its picks for the “who’s who” in South Florida real estate. Two of its honorees, top industry executives Tere Blanca and Alan Ojeda, stand apart from their competitors for turning tough economic times into gold for their businesses.

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In early April, Blanca Commercial Real Estate EVP Danet Linares boldly predicted that Downtown Miami’s hyperactive housing market would help fuel activity in the city’s office market, despite an anticipated 1.8 million square feet of space due to deliver over the next two years.