Investors Seek Shelter in Food-Focused Real Estate
Commercial real estate has changed rapidly in recent years, but one trend has become clear: essentials-based properties—especially those tied to food—are proving the most reliable. From cold storage facilities to grocery-anchored shopping centers and quick-service...
Retail CRE Surges With 43% Jump In Investment Sales
Investor confidence in retail real estate is climbing, with the sector posting its strongest performance in three years. Steady fundamentals and renewed resilience are drawing both seasoned and first-time investors back into the market. According to the latest retail...
Why Affluent Investor Are Moving Millions Into This Asset Class In 2026
Smart investors don’t follow the noise — they focus on key market shifts. And as the real estate sector heads toward 2026, those shifts are creating prime opportunities after years of rate hikes and tighter monetary policy. Across the country, multifamily and...
Investment Activity Accelerates In Q3 Led By Office, Retail
Investment activity across U.S. commercial real estate surged 15% in the third quarter, reaching $111.7 billion. Recent monthly figures were also revised upward, reflecting continued market strength and investor confidence. Sales volume increased year-over-year across...
Investors Weigh Dollar Store Options
In the race for net lease capital, Dollar General and Dollar Tree are setting new benchmarks for what “essential retail” means to investors. Both chains continue to deliver strong results, but each appeals to distinct investor strategies within the single-tenant...
Struggling Malls Becoming Some Of The Hottest Development Targets
Rising housing demand and a shortage of developable land are transforming some aging malls into vibrant mixed-use communities. Developers are seizing on large mall sites—often surrounded by acres of surface parking—to add thousands of residential units, hotels, and...
CRE Distress Eases Slightly As Investors Eye Signs Of Stability
A new analysis of commercial real estate (CRE) and commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) performance reveals a mixed picture: ongoing distress in certain sectors, balanced by resilience and improving sentiment across others. According to the latest data from...
New IRS Rules Ease Investment Requirements For Rural Opportunity Zones
Recent guidance from the Treasury Department and IRS is reshaping how investors approach rural opportunity zone projects, easing long-standing requirements that many saw as obstacles to development. Originally established through the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the...
Rite Aid Closes Last Remaining Locations Nationwide
Rite Aid has officially closed the doors to all its remaining stores across the United States, marking the end of the longtime pharmacy chain after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year. As of Monday morning, the company’s website now consists of a single...
JLL Secures $115M Financing For Three Distribution Centers In Hardeeville, South Carolina
JLL Capital Markets has secured $115 million in financing for three industrial buildings located within RiverPort Commerce Park in Hardeeville, roughly 10 miles from the Port of Savannah. The portfolio, which comprises Riverport buildings 5, 6 and 7, totals roughly...
Retail Demand In Myrtle Beach Stays Negative As Vacancy Stays Low
Retail landlords in Myrtle Beach are finding reasons to stay optimistic as the market shows steady improvement, according to a recent industry report. While absorption remained slightly negative in the second quarter at -15,000 square feet, that’s a major improvement...
Accordia Continues Sun Belt Expansion With North Charleston Industrial Portfolio Acquisition
Accordia’s first commercial real estate acquisition in South Carolina is also the largest in the full-service real estate investment firm’s 20-year history. As part of the firm’s strategic expansion into the Carolinas, Accordia acquired Remount I & II, a 305,114...
Store Closures Remain Challenging While Fast Leasing, Investor Demand Steal The Spotlight
Despite an uptick in store closures, U.S. retail property owners are finding reasons for cautious optimism this year. A new industry report highlights a retail market where rising vacancies are tempered by faster backfilling—helping landlords maintain stability as...