“It’s dark”: This is the office market’s blind spot and where it’s most pronounced in South Florida
In Weston, a beige one-story office building has sat quiet for the past five years since a health care company made the remote-work switch. Nearby, a pair of coral and peach-colored buildings with arched windows have sat just as still for years. North of there, a one-story tan building with a deep green porte-cochère is a time capsule: empty cubicles and conference rooms frozen in the late ’90s, when it was built. South Florida’s suburbs are dotted with buildings like these — ghosts of a corporate era defined by low-slung stucco boxes ringed by parking lots. They’ve been left behind […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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