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South Florida Retail Market Report Market Overview   Miami-Dade County’s retail market remains vibrant and resilient, demonstrating its strength despite a slight deceleration in leasing activity. The market continues to maintain historically low vacancy rates, highlighting its stability and attractiveness to retailers. The positive net absorption, propelled by robust household growth and the enduring strength […]

Long Island, NY Retail Market Report Market Overview Higher-than-average household earnings and a robust job market have consistently upheld Long Island’s retail sector. The most significant segments of the retail market are located in Central Suffolk and Western Suffolk, where inventories total 28 million square feet and 26 million square feet, respectively. However, Nassau County’s […]

The ALDI Acquisition of Winn-Dixie & Harveys Supermarket Reshaping the Grocery Landscape The grocery industry is constantly changing as various grocers compete for  dominance, and staying innovative is crucial for survival. A notable development that has grabbed the attention of the industry is ALDI’s announcement has revealed its intentions to purchase the Winn-Dixie and Harveys […]

What is a Triple Net Lease? A triple net lease, also known as an NNN lease, is a lease agreement in the commercial real estate industry where the tenant assumes significant financial responsibilities beyond the base rent, including property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. These leases typically include lower base rents since the tenant is […]

State-by-State Cannabis Report U.S. health officials have recommended a loosening of restrictions on marijuana, potentially paving the way for an expansion of the national cannabis market. A high-ranking Department of Health and Human Services official penned a letter urging the Drug Enforcement Agency to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III drug under the Controlled Substances […]

What Are Cap Rates? Depending on the side of the transaction an investor finds themselves, capitalization rate compression can be favorable or costly. Although other factors must be considered when evaluating a real estate transaction, the capitalization rate, or cap rate, remains a paramount figure for most private investors as they chase higher yields on […]

Interview With Matthews™ Associate Vice President Aria Pournazarian 1. How did you get into commercial real estate? How did your first few jobs in CRE lead you to specialize in corporate real estate advisory? I started in tenant and landlord representation in the leasing sector. From there, I elevated into sales and honed on skill […]

Gas Stations of the Future Throughout past decades, consumers have relied on gas stations and convenience stores (c-stores) to replenish both drivers and their vehicles. However, with the rise of inflation, high gas prices, and an increasing number of drivers switching from gas vehicles to electric vehicles (EV), gas station operators are seeking changes to […]

Consumers Spending and its Impact on Retail The retail industry has adapted to many changes in the past, but the recent shift in consumer spending behavior has left many retailers on edge. The National Retail Federation recently issued a warning that sent ripples throughout the industry. So, what’s happening in the world of retail, and […]