In our last commercial real estate (CRE) terms blog, we looked at the way office buildings are classified, according to their status in a particular metro or market. As we…

For this edition of CRE Terms, we’re going to touch on something a little more subjective, specifically how office classification works, such as Class A, B or C. As in…

  After three months of bidding, the Federal Communications Commission’s sale of wireless licenses has fetched more than $69.8 billion. By comparison, in 2015 by an earlier sale of midrange…

Let’s talk about REITs! As part of our ongoing deep dive into Commercial Real Estate terminology, today we’re going to focus on Real Estate Investment Trusts. REITs are an asset…

As part of our ongoing blog series detailing and unpacking core knowledge of commercial real estate (CRE) terminology, we’re back with new terms specific to new builds. So read on…

David Johnson is the Managing Broker for NAI G2 Commercial Real Estate. David’s primary focus and expertise are industrial and office property. Together with his partner Jack Hayes, he has…

Welcome to another edition of our commercial real estate (CRE) terms and definitions blog series. For this one, we’re delving into some of the sub-categories and terminology associated with industrial…

Although it’s hard to believe, this is now the 13th edition of our commercial real estate terms and definitions blog. In this series over the past year, we’ve explored and…

Absolute NNN? Better double-check. Welcome to your Ultimate Guide to Net Leases Net lease is a term to classify the terms of a lease between a landlord and a tenant.…

The past few years have posed challenges for many sectors, but one that’s had to be particularly quick on its feet is retail. We’ve seen retailers shift to operating fully…