U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE Q1 2017 For the retail sector in 2017, the adage “the more things change, the more they stay the same” rings true. In the first quarter, the retail vacancy rate of 9.9% remains unchanged from Q1 2016 for neighborhood and community centers. The gap between asking re... [ Read now ]
U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE Q1 2017 While we can’t expect anything too dramatic from the office sector, we are steadily moving from the recovery into the expansion. Overall occupancy expanded in the first quarter, continuing a growth trend. [ Read now ]
U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE Q1 2017 The honeymoon phase may be over for multifamily, but the sector still has a pretty strong foundation. In the first quarter 2017, the vacancy rate increased in 39 of the 79 metros REIS tracks. The national vacancy rate increased 10 basis points from 4.2% at the ... [ Read now ]
After much anticipation for the duration of 2016, it wasn’t until Dec. 14, 2016 that the FED finally raised rates by 0.25%. Three months later, they did it again. On March 15, 2017, the FED raised interest rates another quarter-point to between 0.75 percent and 1 percent, reported The New York Tim... [ Read now ]
Don’t let cost segregation scare you, it could be your best friend. Recently on The Commercial Real Estate Show, I spoke with Mike Morris, Managing Director of Ernst & Morris for a quick breakdown of cost segregation and how it can create more cash flow for you. [ Read now ]
Recently on The Commercial Real Estate Show, I spoke with several experts about tax credits and other tax incentives to power your business. Whether you operate a business or you're in the real estate business, there are plenty of tax incentives to save you money. [ Read now ]
U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE Q4 2016 We made it through the election year! Politics aside, the results of the election have garnered positive indicators. “Both the economy and the labor market have picked up considerably since the first quarter and confidence has been buoyed by the prospect of i... [ Read now ]
U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE Q3 2016 While Q3 performance alone may not be anything to brag about for the industrial market, it remains the golden child for investors. Industrial has the most favorable outlook among all sectors, due to an ever-evolving e-commerce industry. And Atlanta – in parti... [ Read now ]
U.S. AND ATLANTA LAND & DEVELOPMENT Q3 MARKET UPDATE The third quarter marked a trend for new construction – namely, there’s less of it. “Developers are likely to pick up the shovel and commence new projects closer to the end of the year or the beginning of 2017 once the dust settles after the... [ Read now ]
Q3 2016 RETAIL U.S. MARKET UPDATE Over the past two years, we have seen many trends cropping up for the retail sector’s current recovery. Chief among them, the disparity between malls and neighborhood and community centers. And within the mall subsector, a disparity between Class A malls and every... [ Read now ]
Q3 2016 OFFICE U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE Like a promising high-school football recruit, the office market simply hasn’t reached its full potential during this recovery “season.” Nationally, Q3 2016 performance was a little lackluster. However, in the long-run, the sector is poised for suc... [ Read now ]
MULTIFAMILY Q3 U.S. AND ATLANTA MARKET UPDATE It seems developers are finally reacting to the high volumes of construction we’ve been seeing for multifamily. Over the last 12 months, the total number of units completed was 193,660, which is a decline from Q2’s 12-month figure of 198,232, a numbe... [ Read now ]
If you own, operate or lead a company, there are certain real estate strategies that will add considerable value to your business. Since the need for flexibility has become very important, Michael goes over the potential ways to create flexibility in your lease with specific clauses that can benefit... [ Read now ]
INDUSTRIAL MARKET UPDATE Q2 2016 With steady demand and declining vacancy, the U.S. industrial market is seemingly immune to any type of global uncertainty. The industrial sector is like the cool kid on the block who doesn’t care what other people think and investors are taking heed. “While some... [ Read now ]
LAND & DEVELOPMENT Q2 2016 Except for multifamily, construction levels are still low. Some developers are experiencing historically less exuberance from lenders for new projects. “During the first 6 months of this year, construction spending amounted to $539.8 billion, 6.2% above the $508.1 billio... [ Read now ]
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