Commercial Real Estate

South Cobb County, Georgia, encompassing the cities of Austell, Powder Springs, and the newly incorporated Mableton, is undergoing a coordinated wave of policy changes that could reshape its...

The commercial real estate investment world has long operated on a simple asymmetry: large institutional firms like Blackstone and KKR can review hundreds of deals because they employ dozens...

National headlines suggest property insurance is collapsing everywhere. Coverage is shrinking, premiums are skyrocketing, and owners are getting squeezed. According to Andrew Kowalske, Chief...

Small commercial property owners have spent the past few years hearing that insurance is getting harder to secure and more expensive across the board. For strip mall operators, warehouse lan...

Two years ago, Manhattan’s office market carried vacancy rates around 25 percent, a figure that reflected years of pandemic-era uncertainty and leasing volume that had cratered from a ...

When a city converts office buildings into housing, the headline usually celebrates new apartments. What gets less attention is what happens to the businesses that now have fewer places to l...

For years, institutional real estate portfolios looked roughly the same: heavy allocations to office, industrial, and apartments, with modest exposure to everything else. That composition is...

The commercial real estate market in Greenville, South Carolina’s upstate region, is not frozen, but the velocity of transactions has slowed enough that a different kind of legal work ...

In a falling market, real estate investors can adjust. They recalculate timelines, revise budgets, and wait for the bottom. The current environment presents a different problem, one harder t...

Most small commercial tenants in Baltimore sign their leases before ever speaking to a contractor. By the time they learn what their buildout will actually cost, the terms are already locked...

Every year in the United States, roughly 700,000 commercial construction projects come out of the ground, representing $1.6 trillion in domestic activity. Behind each project sits a bidding ...

Most commercial real estate investors still treat Arkansas as a flyover state. The numbers suggest otherwise: office, retail, and industrial properties across the state are running at 3 to 6...

The conventional path to closing a commercial land deal in Texas, lender underwriting, extended documentation, months of back-and-forth, has become slow enough in the current rate environmen...

Real estate development has a well-documented problem with time. Projects run over budget, timelines slip, and by the time a deal falls apart, months of work and capital have already been sp...

Commercial real estate investors typically pay a premium for stabilized properties: fully renovated, fully leased, and requiring no immediate capital expenditure. In central Arkansas, that l...