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Q3 Atlanta, GA Retail Market Report Market Overview Strong demand, low vacancy rates, and favorable demographics characterize Atlanta’s retail real estate market. While leasing activity has seen recent declines, the metro area’s economic diversity and continued population and income growth are expected to support its retail sector’s resilience and growth. Atlanta remains an attractive market […]

A Look at the Consequences of Government Subsidy Cuts On September 30, 2023, the Child Care Stabilization Program expired, which has kept 200,000 childcare providers afloat since 2021 as part of the $24 billion American Rescue Act. This event marks a turning point in the nation’s approach to child care, with dire consequences if Congressional […]

Fort Lauderdale, Florida 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 […]

How Landlords Can Attract High-Quality Tenants For landlords, finding high-quality tenants is crucial for the long-term success and profitability of a rental property. High-quality tenants will bring in more income, rent for longer terms, create a positive experience for customers, and take better care of the leased space. Landlords may need to consider spending additional […]

Navigating Shifting Tides The landscape of CRE has undergone significant transformations throughout the year. This CRE market update delves into key trends and insights to help industry professionals understand the current landscape and what to expect for the last quarter of 2023.   Overall Market Trends Lending Momentum: The market saw a 5% quarter-over-quarter decline […]

Washington D.C. Retail Market Report Market Overview The Washington D.C. retail market is showing signs of improvement as many submarkets in the suburbs are outperforming due to population and income gains. Available space is at seven-year lows, vacant space is at a three-year low, and leasing activity is only trailing pre-pandemic norms by about 5.0%. […]

The Resilient Pillar of Commercial Real Estate Only a few years ago, the news suggested that the grocery sector would be swallowed up by e-commerce, but that hasn’t happened yet. In fact, brick-and-mortar grocery stores are doing better than ever, thanks to the pandemic. And, despite today’s challenging market for deals and financing, grocery-anchored shopping […]

Will It Be the End of the Pharmacy Chain? Rite Aid, one of the prominent pharmacy chains in the United States, filed for bankruptcy in a significant and surprising move. The company had been facing financial challenges for several years, primarily stemming from increased competition in the retail pharmacy sector and the changing healthcare landscape. […]

Deep Dive Into Cap Rates: Will Cap Rate Expansion Continue in 2024?   Higher Borrowing costs, uncertainty around monetary policy, and continued disconnect between buyers and sellers force cap rates upward.   Cap rate expansion, the scenario in which the capitalization rate of real estate assets collectively rises, began in 2023 and has continued throughout […]