How can building owners protect property value in an environment of changing tenant needs and rising prices? In this issue, Mike Rohm and Brendan Wewer look at the strategies and pitfalls of preserving NOI through different lease structures. Market recovery may be on the horizon with office and retail sectors showing healthy vital signs, recent tax legislation boosting commercial development and small businesses, and investors anticipating Fed rate cuts. In Part 3 of his logistics series, Rob Nahigan explores the potential impact of reshoring and 3D printing. Plus: Meet NAR's newest REACH Commercial cohort, read about a unique property conversion in Brooklyn, N.Y., and find out why a team in Salt Lake City outperforms larger competitors.
Looking for new opportunities? In September, connect, learn and collaborate at the C5 + CCIM Global Summit in Chicago.
Please note: additional articles from this issue will be posted as soon as they are available.
In This Issue
Self-storage sales are booming, showing a 37% increase from 2024, according to the latest StorageCafe Quarterly Sales Report.
A Salt Lake City commercial real estate team shares its secrets for outperforming larger companies.
RentRedi study says multifamily property owners are prioritizing improvements over portfolio expansions.
Live-work-play districts dominate the shopping scene while Class B malls get overhauled.
Learn how the Qualified Opportunity Zone program 2.0 aims to improve upon the QOZ’s tax and investment benefits for commercial real estate.
A New York-based development team transformed the deteriorating College of St. John the Baptist property into The Hartby, a vibrant multifamily hub in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.
