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Bankruptcy, Profit Margins, and the Triumph of Arby’s under Paul Brown and Inspire Brands Last winter, two notable Burger King franchisees, Tom’s King and Meridian, faced financial struggles that ultimately led them to declare bankruptcy. Tom’s King, one of the largest Burger King franchisees in the United States, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in […]

East County San Diego Retail Market Report Market Overview East County San Diego is the fourth most populous region in the San Diego metro. Regarding the market as a whole, during H1 2023, Bed Bath & Beyond and Tuesday Morning made the decision to shut down all their stores in the San Diego area, resulting […]

Exploring Restaurants Across the U.S. The U.S. restaurant industry is undergoing significant changes. Various trends are shaping these restaurant segments, from the rise of digital-only quick service restaurants (QSRs) to the demand for personalization and cost-saving technologies. Additionally, the catering renaissance in casual dining and the growth of fast casual restaurants further contribute to the […]

California Leasing Landscape The leasing landscape in California has witnessed a significant shift, particularly in the retail sector. With work-from-home (WFH) policies becoming more common, the average workweek decreasing, and a high percentage of millennials deciding to move out of major cities, leasing has seen quite a turn in the last year. Other notable leasing […]

Gainesville, Tallahassee, & Panhandle Retail Market Report Gainesville, FL Market Overview Gainesville is the county seat of Alachua County and the largest city in North Central Florida, with a population of over 141,000. The city can be characterized as a college town serving as the home of the University of Florida, which has over 50,000 […]

Mom-and-Pop Mom-and-pop retailers are community favorites, establishing deep customer connections and personalized shopping experiences. Often family-owned, small businesses can range from drugstores and restaurants to auto shops, grocers, and specialty offerings. Unlike large national chains, mom-and-pop owners rely on their store performance as their primary source of income, making them especially vulnerable during economic downturns. […]

The Rising Popularity of Mixed-Use Development Mixed-use development has gained popularity as a transformative approach to urban planning and design. By combining residential, commercial, and often cultural or recreational elements within a single development, mixed-use projects create dynamic, livable, and sustainable urban spaces. The integration of functions aims to enhance the live-work-play experience, offering residents […]

Tampa Capital Markets Report How is Tampa Performing? Tampa’s commercial real estate market is thriving. The market has experienced steady growth in recent years, with increasing demand for office, industrial, and retail spaces. The city’s diverse economy, favorable business environment, and growing population were seen as key factors driving the market’s strength. Investors are attracted […]

A Rise in Delinquency Rates The commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) market has been grappling with a rise in delinquency rates, particularly in the office sector. Delinquency rates serve as an important indicator of the health of the real estate market by providing insights into the financial health of individuals, organizations, and the overall economy. Therefore, […]