Everyone remembers the eerie, apocalypse-like sight of empty shelf after empty shelf in the grocery store at the beginning of the pandemic. Stay-at-home orders combined with an immediate disruption of the supply chain sent people scrambling to stock up on an already limited inventory of items. The sight of toilet paper and paper towels on …
Where’s My Order? The Global Supply Chain Crisis and Its Impact on CRE Read More »
With the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, healthcare professionals pivoted to serving more patients online than ever before, through telehealth. In the years before the pandemic, the percentage of patients using telehealth services steadily increased to 0.8% of all doctor/patient visits in February 2020. April 2020 saw the largest percentage of telehealth visits comprising 52% …
On the surface, multifamily housing may seem easy to understand – you own an asset where people pay rent to live, and you try to make a good return on investment. But the market is a bit more complicated than that. Multifamily properties are primarily categorized as market rate or affordable. Within affordable, there are several different types, as designated by HUD and other legislation to create an opportunity both for developers and for tenants to achieve their aims. In this article we break down the main categories of multifamily homes and how they operate.
If you or your business are considering adding new employees or engaging in capital expenditure, you may very well qualify for economic incentives. While the opportunities vary by county, city and state, incentives experts are well-versed in what is available based on location and are equipped to support businesses of all types and sizes. Here …
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Investors and developers around the country are seizing the opportunity to transform retail properties into other uses through adaptive reuse. This trend had been growing in the years before the pandemic hit and was accelerated by the effects of government mandated restrictions and economic uncertainty. In the recent past and for the foreseeable future, larger …
Thinking Outside the Box: the Adaptive Reuse of Retail Space Read More »
Most everything in our lives, and in Commercial Real Estate in particular, was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Retail took a nosedive and has begun a modest recovery; office remains floating in a sort of no-man’s land. But for the industrial sector, life continued almost as normal; certainly, there was no slowdown or abrupt halt in space demanded.
Demand for commercial asset services has bounced back from the virtual standstill of the early pandemic days.
People who have gotten used to the extra thirty minutes of sleep and wearing pajama pants all day may not have to worry just yet.
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the supply chain problems it caused were felt throughout the commercial real estate industry.
Over the past 20 years, sale-leaseback transactions have become a compelling tool for many companies to monetize their commercial real estate for a variety of reasons.
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