Original Article Posted Here. Demand for retail pad sites is at an all-time high, driven primarily by fast-food and quick-service restaurants looking to add more drive-through locations and tenants looking to relocate from small-shop inline space in la …
Read Original Article Here. The pandemic upset even the most stable real estate owners. Properties with long histories of low vacancy saw tenants move out or reduce space in response to the pandemic, and office and retail owners were the most impacted. …
What a Post-Pandemic Return to Office Spaces Will Look Like for Commercial Real-Estate Entrepreneurs
Read Original Article Here. Nearly every industry has shifted in some way during the Covid-19 pandemic — and commercial real estate (CRE) was no exception. While many industries have seen things swing back to normal as the pandemic has progressed, CRE …
Originally Posted Here. In a 2021 survey from Commercial Cafe, 45% of Gen Z respondents reported feeling satisfied with their current work-life balance, with 56% bringing increased levels of stress from work home with them. As the Gen Z worke …
Original Article Posted HERE. Investors that have been frustrated by intense competition and a thin supply of for-sale corporate sale-leaseback properties are welcoming a growing pipeline of deals. Companies ranging from FedEx to Taco Bell typically us …
Article originally posted HERE. Not that long ago, few U.S. developers were thinking about incorporating sustainable features into their warehouse projects. Today, however, new warehouses are often either being built to meet the sustainable standards o …
from ‘September/October 2021 Finance & Brokerage Edition’Why All the Hype Over the Manu… How Owners Have Gained the Upper Hand During the Last 10 Years by Kevan Enger Fractured. Scattered. Unorganized. That’s where the mobile home park lands …
Originally posted HERE. When a property owner enters into a long-term ground lease with a developer tenant, that ground lease typically gives the tenant a great deal of flexibility but also restricts that flexibility in meaningful ways. For example, th …
This blog is the fourth installment of our series on commercial real estate (CRE) terms. The first, second, and third such blog posts can be found on our website. For today’s round-up of definitions, we look at the matter of leasing …
One of the interesting things about the CRE industry is how our ideas about space and property usage change over time. For example, the lines between retail, residential, and logistics are less clear-cut now than they’ve been in the past, and many prop …