Commercial Real Estate
11 articles
How Spirit to Wealth Ends the Capital Raising Headache for Real Estate Developers
For real estate developers, securing timely and adequate capital is often the most significant hurdle between a blueprint and a completed project. The traditional capital raising process can be a protracted ordeal, fraug…
Mixed-use developments boost urban cores, countering sprawl's costs
Office spaces within mixed-use environments can command rental prices that are 22-33% higher than equivalent stand-alone office buildings, according to Ube Ac Uk .
How TCS Investments Tailors Property Searches to Liquidity and Exit Goals
For discerning investors navigating the complexities of the Philadelphia real estate market, finding the right asset is about more than location and price; it's about aligning an acquisition with specific financial objec…
Co-working Spaces Drive Growth, But Face Downturn Vulnerability
Despite the measurable, multi-million dollar economic footprint co-working spaces imprint on urban landscapes, the entire industry's ability to weather the next recession is an open question.
Hybrid work fuels coworking boom, defying commercial real estate fears
In just one year, the US coworking market added over 22.
Trump Tower Chicago Welcomes First Retail Tenant After 17 Years
After 17 years of complete retail vacancy, Chicago's Trump Tower has finally secured its first tenant: a 2,800-square-foot Mediterranean café called Prasino.
What Are Small Business Zoning Laws and Why Do They Matter?
A seemingly perfect storefront can be an illegal dream for a small business owner if local zoning laws prohibit their specific type of operation.
What Are the Benefits of Walkability in Urban Planning?
While a new park might seem like a simple amenity, it can quietly add millions to nearby commercial property values.
Co-working Spaces: Fueling Startups, Displacing Local Businesses
In Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood, a new co-working space now charges $450 a month for a desk, while just two blocks away, a family-run hardware store that operated for 50 years closed its doors las
The Flexible Work Shift: How Co-working Spaces Are Reshaping Local Business Districts
The predictable 9-to-5 rhythm of our cities has been replaced by a more dynamic urban pulse, as co-working spaces and flexible work reshape our local business districts.
How Remote Work Affects Housing Demand and Property Values Across Markets
The rise of remote work is fundamentally rebalancing real estate markets. A reported 5% home value drop in Dallas-Fort Worth and a residential building boom in Pittsburgh reveal how this trend is depressing commercial demand while shifting housing growth to new areas.