There is very little inventory available as far as multifamily goes in Northern Nevada. That, and rising rents along with serious demand for housing is positioning the Reno-Sparks
ICSC To Rebrand Amid Shifting Retail Landscape
If it wasn’t apparent that the repercussions of the pandemic coupled with the rise of e-commerce was going to change the retail landscape, it is now with the International Council
40-Year Investor Sold on NNN’s
The client was a residential broker and investor of multifamily for over 40 years. He owned in a good location in North OC, and was happy with the cash flow especially with his
Office Landlords Encouraged To Do More For Tenants
Perhaps still one of the sectors with the most distorted view of its possible ‘return’ from the pandemic, is the office sector. For so long, office landlords cruised through
Relativity Space Leases 1M SF next to Long Beach Airport
When Boeing took off from it’s comfortable Long Beach location, the birth site of the C-17, plenty of questions arose regarding what’s next for the 1 million-square-foot facility
$5.2 Billion Aimed At Paying Off Owed Back Rent in California
The state of California is hoping to make landlords whole by using its $5.2 billion in congressionally approved funds to pay off owed back rent, simultaneously giving tenants a
Experiential Retail Could Change the Game
If you own a mall, shopping center, retail center, or whatever you want to call it, you may want to see how Brookfield Asset Management’s plan to invest billions of dollars in a
The Best Coffee is the Coffee You Love
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3-59LQPaaY A beat up and rugged looking Volkswagen Beetle sat parked on the side of the road in Tulum, Mexico. Surrounded by lush greenery and the
Multifamily Could Be Allowed on C-2 Zoned Sites
California has been under the scope as the nation watches its more glamorous state buckle under the pressure of housing demands, rampant homelessness, and ever-vacant retail
Return to Office Described as “Slow Drip”
The return to pre-pandemic office life is being described as a “slow-drip,” as traditionalists battle new-norms in the effort to bring employees back to their cubicles. Where some