
Market
Commercial space in the Southeast.
Population growth, port expansion and some of the country's fastest-growing metros.
- Metros
- 10 focus metros
- In demand
- Industrial & logistics, Retail
The Southeast has drawn sustained population and business growth, and its ports and interstates serve a large and expanding share of the country's consumers. Demand reaches across industrial, retail, medical office and office space as companies follow people into the region. We take requirements from Nashville and Charlotte to Miami.
What drives demand
- Port growth
- The Ports of Savannah, Charleston and Jacksonville, along with South Florida's ports, feed distribution networks across the region and beyond.
- Population growth
- In-migration supports new housing and with it retail, medical office and last-mile distribution.
- Corporate relocations
- Companies have moved headquarters and regional offices to metros such as Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Raleigh-Durham.
- Manufacturing investment
- Automotive, battery and other advanced manufacturing projects have brought new plants and suppliers to the region.
Corridors and submarkets
Metros we focus on
- 01NortheastNew York · Boston · Philadelphia · Northern New Jersey
- 02Mid-AtlanticWashington, DC · Baltimore · Northern Virginia · Richmond
- 04MidwestChicago · Indianapolis · Columbus · Detroit
- 05Texas & South CentralDallas-Fort Worth · Houston · Austin · San Antonio
- 06Mountain & SouthwestPhoenix · Denver · Salt Lake City · Las Vegas
- 07West CoastLos Angeles · Inland Empire · San Francisco Bay Area · San Diego

Start a requirement
Space in the Southeast.
Share the size, location and timing. Our leasing team will come back with spaces that fit, and the terms side by side.