Industry News
Can South Carolina’s Aging Industrial Inventory Become Its Next Value-Add Opportunity?
Demand for modern industrial space is tightening in parts of South Carolina, but much of the state’s available inventory consists of older buildings. For investors willing to address functional shortcomings, these properties may offer a compelling value-add opportunity.
CRE Capital Is Abundant, But Quality Investment Opportunities Remain Scarce
Commercial real estate investors have substantial capital to deploy, but economic uncertainty, disciplined underwriting and competition for high-quality properties continue to limit transaction activity.
Bankruptcies Are Rising, Putting Commercial Properties Under Pressure
Corporate bankruptcy filings are climbing as businesses contend with persistent inflation, elevated borrowing costs and changing consumer spending patterns. For commercial property owners, the increase is creating a new wave of lease negotiations, store closures and tenant turnover.
Retail Real Estate Remains Resilient As Tenant Demand Keeps Space Competitive
Houston’s retail market offers another example of how strong tenant demand, limited closures and disciplined construction continue to support retail real estate fundamentals in high-growth markets.
Self-Storage Resets After Pandemic Highs, But Investors Still See Strength
Self-storage occupancy has slipped below pre-pandemic levels, but the sector continues to stand out for low distress, limited new supply and long-term investor appeal.
Secondary Markets Lead CRE Pricing Recovery As Major Metros Lag
Commercial real estate prices are rising modestly nationwide, but recent MSCI data shows smaller markets are carrying much of the momentum while gateway cities continue to struggle with slower growth and deeper value declines.