Commercial Real Estate

“The momentum that produced record sales volume in 2021 carried into the new year, as Q1 generated 29 South Coast sales totaling $151 million (excluding hotels), both record values for the first quarter.”

Some Q1 Highlights:

  • The inventory of property for sale is at a five-year low; however, demand remains high and off-market sales are prevalent.
  • Heavy commercial sales activity

Todd Stevens is the Director of Strategy for Cuningham, a full-service Architecture, Interior Design, Urban Design and Landscape Architecture firm.  Todd and I discuss many notable projects he and his firm worked on including turning the House of Blues into the Pendry Hotel and how they mesh  “stories” with design into their projects.  They have worked on all forms of

My guest this week is Lisa Anderson @LisaAndersonLMA.  She is one of the foremost experts on supply chain and logistics.  She gives us great insight into the supply chain world today.  She discusses how we got in this mess, how much further we have to go and what companies are doing to pivot today.  The supply chain is a complex

With momentum building each quarter, 2021 proved a banner year for commercial sales, posting record transactions and dollar value. Whereas the unexpected surge of sales volume in 2020 came mostly from well-funded investors, in 2021 sales proceeded at all price levels from all kinds of buyers. In the leasing market, all indicators show growth from the slowdown in 2020, but

The global pandemic has affected every aspect of human life, including commercial real estate. It has wreaked havoc in the industry as most CRE sectors such as office, hospitality, restaurants, personal services, and construction services have shut down.

As a result, many commercial tenants are running out of business by temporarily closing down their workspaces and limiting operations. This has,