For the past several years, Florida has been the sun-soaked backdrop to one of the most consequential demographic and corporate migrations in modern U.S. history. Wall Street called it a structural shift. Tech founders called it freedom. New Yorkers simply called it “finally.” And while cities like Miami and West Palm grabbed the sexiest headlines, Fort Lauderdale—the region’s understated middle child—has quietly grown into one of the most strategically positioned office markets in the state.
Now, in 2025, the question for corporate decision-makers is no longer: Is. . .