10 Asset Classes.
One Trusted Advisor.
Multifamily, industrial, retail, medical office, hotel, office, NNN net lease, distressed/REO, self-storage, and land — Michael R. Linton has closed transactions across every Florida commercial real estate asset class. Each guide is built from real deals, real lenders, and real buyers.
Asset Class Matters as Much as Submarket
A multifamily building and a hotel can sit on the same block and trade at completely different cap rates, attract completely different capital sources, and face completely different operating risks. Choosing the right asset class — and the right financing structure to match it — is the difference between a great deal and a stranded one.
Each guide below is built from 39 years of Michael Linton's actual Florida transactions, lender relationships, and on-the-ground market intelligence. Real deals, real economics, real underwriting standards.
Multifamily
Agency financing, Class A/B/C strategy, and submarket cap rates across Orlando, Tampa, and Sarasota. 39 years of Florida apartment transactions.
Read Asset Class Guide →Industrial
Last-mile logistics, distribution centers, and flex space along Florida's fastest-growing asset class corridor.
Read Asset Class Guide →Distressed & REO
Off-market bank-owned hotels, multifamily, retail, and special-purpose properties. Linton Global Capital direct relationships.
Read Asset Class Guide →Retail
Publix-anchored centers, street retail, tourism-corridor strip centers, and single-tenant NNN properties across Florida.
Read Asset Class Guide →Medical Office
Medical City anchor, NNN credit tenants, and the strongest-performing CRE asset class in Florida.
Read Asset Class Guide →Hotel & Hospitality
Branded vs independent, RevPAR trends, hospitality financing, and distressed hotel opportunities.
Read Asset Class Guide →Office
Class A trophy stability versus Class B/C value-add and conversion strategies in the new office landscape.
Read Asset Class Guide →NNN Net Lease
Credit-tenant single-tenant net-leased properties (Walgreens, Dollar General, Starbucks), cap rates, financing, and 1031 use.
Read Asset Class Guide →Self-Storage
Climate-controlled premium, population-growth tailwind, and the post-supply-expansion competitive landscape.
Read Asset Class Guide →Land & Development
Entitlement, impact fees, and the development corridors driving Florida's expansion — Horizon West, Lake Nona, Wesley Chapel, and beyond.
Read Asset Class Guide →Frequently Asked Questions
Which commercial real estate asset class performs best in Florida?
Medical office and industrial are the two strongest-performing Florida CRE asset classes in 2026 — both supported by structural demand (population growth, aging demographics, e-commerce). Multifamily remains the largest and most-traded class. Distressed/REO offers the highest absolute return for buyers with operational expertise and patient capital.
Which Florida property type has the lowest cap rates?
Medical office and grocery-anchored retail typically trade at the lowest cap rates in Florida (5.0–5.75%), followed by Class A multifamily (5.25–6.0%) and trophy NNN credit-tenant properties (5.5–6.5%). Hotel, distressed assets, and Class B/C office trade at the highest cap rates due to operational risk and capex requirements.
How do I find off-market commercial properties in Florida?
Off-market Florida commercial deals come through broker relationships, bank workout desks, special servicer connections, and private-capital networks. Michael R. Linton has 39 years of Florida CRE transactions and direct relationships with community banks, special servicers, and family offices that source off-market product. Linton Global Capital also acquires distressed notes and REO directly.
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