Until recently, direct participation in commercial real estate (CRE) investments has mostly been reserved for the largest portfolios.

Article curated by Bill Jeansonne, CCIM, Commercial Investment Specialist for Saurage Rotenberg Commercial Real Estate, LLC Knowing the Lease” is of the highest importance for both Landlords

With store closings piling up, retail landlords are finding it easier to agree reduced rents to keep tenants operating.

The full impact of autonomous, self-driving vehicles on our society (both commercial and private) is still not fully understood.

The former Louisiana Creamery, built in 1927, sits at the intersection of Plank Road and Choctaw, presents an opportunity to anchor the Plank Road Master Plan that was unveiled November 5th at Southern University.

It’s no secret within the commercial lending and investment community that retail is often the property type more institutional capital sources underweight for allocation of investment capital.

A master plan to revitalize Plank Road will be unveiled in November, nearly a year after work first started on the effort.

Advances in technology are shaking up every industry—and commercial real estate is no exception.

If the carnage in the retail industry seemed bad last year, it pales in comparison to the damage the sector is suffering in 2019. Already above the pace 2018 set, U.S. store closing could exceed 12,000 this year.

While increased tariffs on Chinese imports may increase cost to consumers, the current strengthening of the dollar will make imports cheaper. This may make imports cheaper even with the tariff. The attached article explains dollar valuation.