
Weekly CRE Update, July 28th
Brokers say the net lease retail investment market will continue to sizzle through the fall, as buyers and sellers race to complete transactions under federal


Brokers say the net lease retail investment market will continue to sizzle through the fall, as buyers and sellers race to complete transactions under federal

The number of employees that have returned to offices after the pandemic is still below 35%.

As customers demand faster online deliveries, warehouses are getting smarter.

The pandemic has accelerated e-commerce sales. The recent rise in e-commerce sales suggests there is a need for more distribution space.

During the shutdown last March, the retail sector was hit hard. One year later, the local retail sector has emerged intact, though, not unscathed.

The economy is still reopening from the pandemic. Constrained consumer demand has already put pressure on prices.

Owners of historic properties may contribute façade easements for tax credits. The façade easement preserves an historical structure by restricting changes to the structure (structure will

“This seems to be a case of the first impression in South Florida that will likely be relied upon by other jurists as litigation regarding

As we re-emerge from the Covid 19 pandemic, property owners and tenant cannot simply move forward without serious consideration of how society and the local

According a article from Marcus & Millichap consumers are spending more due to the recent stimulus checks and distribution of vaccine. In March, retail sales signaled an economic turnaround.