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Can a market be too hot? Should smaller developers get worried when bigger developers pile in

December 4, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Florida’s real estate market is booming, attracting big players from around the world. However, smaller developers can still thrive by having a solid business plan tailored to the local market dynamics.

Understanding the market landscape

Florida sets the tone for national real estate trends, with cities like Miami leading the way in development. Despite challenges like hurricanes, international investors continue to drive ambitious projects, reshaping skylines with luxury developments.

While the heat of the market may deter smaller developers, a well-crafted business plan can help them navigate through the competition and pitfalls.

For small developers, labor is a crucial factor in a crowded construction market. The industry faces a shortage of half a million jobs, leading to higher costs. Mitigating risks and planning projects carefully can help smaller firms stay afloat.

Labor is everything

Accessing skilled labor and materials in a high-demand market like Florida can be challenging and expensive. Strategic partnerships with industry professionals can provide valuable insights and guidance, enhancing project success.

Smaller developers need to protect their labor talent through enforceable agreements and strategic planning. Collaborating with experienced professionals early on can bring projects to the next level.

Know your limits

Small developers should grow incrementally and avoid taking on projects beyond their capacity. Joint ventures with other firms can provide resources and expertise for tackling larger projects.

Looking beyond the epicenter of development can uncover opportunities in neighboring districts. Infill projects in less developed areas offer growth potential with lower financial risk.

Despite the dominance of big players in Florida’s real estate market, smaller developers can thrive by starting small and focusing on niche opportunities. A clear business plan and understanding of the local market are key to sustained growth.

Claramargaret Groover specializes in construction law as counsel to Becker Lawyers.

This content represents the views of the author and not necessarily those of HousingWire.

Contact the editor: [email protected].

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