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Why flex industrial asset growth trails behind warehouse sales. While experts contend that the demand for flex industrial assets is strong, the growth of this market lags behind that of warehouse sales. In fact, over a ten-year period, warehouse sales have increased by 95% while flex industrial sales are only up 43%. So, what are the reasons for this slower
How you can face the challenges of Formula One Retail Ordinances and successfully lease properties. While leasing a property can be difficult enough on its own, new Formula One Retail Ordinances make this task even more difficult. These ordinances require new leases to be cleared by the city in an effort to protect local and small businesses. Here’s what you
Top trends in Los Angeles’s retail real estate market. According to data from CoStar Group Inc., grocery-anchored shopping centers and auto dealerships were the top retail real estate sales in Los Angeles County in 2019. Here are some of the top trends in Los Angeles’s retail real estate market. Retail real estate experts report that experienced grocery tenants are stable
Capitalize on these commercial real estate opportunities this year. While there has been concern about an economic downturn, commercial real estate experts suggest that 2020 could be a strong year for the commercial real estate industry. Curious to see what experts are predicting this year? Then here’s what your commercial realty advisors have to report. According to a new report
How the rise of the food delivery market is affecting the restaurant sector. Restaurants have become an anchor for the retail sector amidst the so-called retail apocalypse caused by the rise of the e-commerce industry. However, restaurants are now facing their own kryptonite—food delivery services. Here’s how the rise of the food delivery market is affecting the restaurant sector. With
Learn how an anticipated economic downturn and the spread of rent control are affecting the multifamily real estate sector. Until now, the multifamily real estate sector has remained relatively stable. However, as changes permeate the industry, financing for these projects is expected to shift. While these changes aren’t enough to stop developers from working on projects or cause banks to
Cities fight back against industrial development over health concerns. California’s Inland Empire has seen the largest growth of industrial and warehouse development in the country. However, local governments have criticized this rapid growth, claiming that it has led to a dramatic increase in truck and vehicle traffic that has created a serious health hazard. Your commercial realty advisors report on
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