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Weekly CRE Update, March 24th

The Industrial Sector of commercial real estate is currently a growing business. Sustainability is an ongoing problem in industrial areas. Neighbors of these areas are asking for industrial businesses to meet certain qualifications.

Weekly CRE Update, March 17th

What will the year 2021 bring? Read the article below from the CCIM institute on how members of the Commercial Real Estate world need to adapt to the new year.

Weekly CRE Update, March 10th

Are the unprecedented times of COVID-19 over or have they just begun? The new round of stimulus money will provide stability for most of 2021.

Weekly CRE Update, March 3rd

Click on the link below to listen to Beth Burnham Mace, the chief economist at NIC, explore how COVID-19 has affected senior housing. The podcast further discusses how investors of senior housing can receive financing, and the status-quo on the operations of senior housing post-pandemic.

Weekly CRE Update, February 25th

Market Week in Review analysts discuss how the U.S. treasury yield is at an all time high this year. The rise of interest rates may be due to the lower number of COVID-19 infection rates, and the anticipation of a large stimulus package taking place.

Weekly CRE Update, February 17th

The largest mall owner in the country, the Simon Property Group, is predicting 2021 will be a better year for real estate than 2020. The tenants are able to pay their rent on time, and retailers are wanting to expand their businesses as well.

Weekly CRE Update, February 12th

In the midst of the pandemic, property owners were taxed as if COVID-19 was not impacted commercial real estate. The government continued to tax commercial properties for all of 2020 on values that ignored the severe economic consequences.

Weekly CRE Update, February 3rd

We are all aware of the disruptions in our lives and our communities due to Covid – but it is time to take action and make adjustments placed upon your business.

Weekly CRE Update, January 27th

Investors are misjudging how fast people will return to malls, offices, or crowded areas. Some people believe that all retail will be done online in the near future. Although, the Brookfield chief argues for the importance of “water-cooler conversations,” and how it helps build personal connections within the office.

Weekly CRE Update, January 13th

Cortana Mall in Baton Rouge has been around for more than 40 years. Recently, a company linked to Amazon has asked the East Baton Rouge Parish Planning Commission for approval to turn Cortana into a distribution center.