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Phoenix

Retail Market Report | Phoenix, AZ

DATE July 31, 2023 / Author


Phoenix, AZ Retail Market Report Market Overview The retail market in Phoenix is experiencing strong performance, driven by a thriving labor market, expanding consumer base, and positive demographics. In Q2 2023, net absorption of retail space reached its highest level in the past 12 months since the Great Recession, indicating a healthy demand for retail […]

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big box retailers

How Bix Box Retailers are Converting into Housing

DATE July 27, 2023 / Author


Redeveloping Bix Bog Retailers into Housing Big box retailers once dominated the retail market, boasting some of the most successful and largest retail brands in the U.S. Now, in 2023, millions of square feet lay empty, accepting defeat after a decade of dwindling sales, bankruptcies, and rapid store closures. But investors are jumping at the […]

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Nashville

Q2 2023 Retail Market Report | Nashville, TN

DATE July 26, 2023 / Author


Nashville, TN Retail Market Report Market Overview Over the past few years, accelerated growth in Nashville’s economy and population has significantly boosted the retail market. The market is further fueled by a thriving tourism industry, attracting visitors nationwide. Leasing activity has remained stable over the past five years, leading to a consistent positive net absorption. […]

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reverse build-to-suit

Leveraging the Reverse Build-to-Suit Technique

DATE July 25, 2023 / Author


A Powerful Approach to Achieving Success In a traditional build-to-suit (BTS) lease, the landowner takes responsibility for constructing and financing a property based on the tenant’s requirements, and the tenant rents the property once construction is finished. However, there are cases where tenants and landowners prefer a reverse build-to-suit approach. The reverse build-to-suit strategy has […]

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The Items to Consider When Exchanging Multifamily to Net Lease Retail

DATE July 25, 2023 / Author


Why Exchange from Apartments to NNN Assets? Multifamily assets are an excellent investment, reigning as one of the best-performing sectors in commercial real estate. Apartments are incredibly liquid, with year-over-year sales reaching $130B in Q3 2023, according to CoStar data. However, for multifamily owners, it can be expensive, labor-intensive, challenging to navigate local policies, and […]

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commercial real estate

2023 Midyear Commercial Real Estate Outlook

DATE July 25, 2023 / Author


Commercial Real Estate Outlook A year of bank closures, rising interest rates, unrelenting Fed rate hikes, moderating rent growth, and transaction declines have made quite the uphill battle for commercial real estate. These market disturbances have amplified economic uncertainty and led several investors and owners to wonder what will happen next. However, several CRE sectors […]

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Fort Lauderdale

Retail Market Report | Fort Lauderdale, FL

DATE July 24, 2023 / Author


Fort Lauderdale, FL Retail Market Report Market Overview Fort Lauderdale’s retail market reflects a complex landscape influenced by household dynamics, tourism, and construction activity. Leasing activity has slowed down, with a decrease in the amount of space leased compared to previous years. However, positive net absorption has contributed to a decline in vacancies, which are […]

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retail sector

Retail Investment Guide

DATE July 24, 2023 / Author


Retail Investment Guide The U.S. retail sector saw positive growth in Q1 2023 despite worries about increased costs and a potential economic downturn. Demand from various sectors and slower store closures contributed to this expansion. Currently, the retail market is at its tightest level and is well below historical averages. This scarcity of space, especially […]

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atlanta

Retail Market Report | Atlanta, GA

DATE July 20, 2023 / Author


Atlanta, GA Retail Market Report Market Overview Not many retail markets are having more success than Atlanta entering into H2 2023. Tenants are fast-absorbing space, and landlords retain pricing power with a relatively small development pipeline. For now, renters are willing to pay higher rents to be close to Atlanta’s diverse pockets of solid purchasing […]

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