Revival Longevity and Wellness Center Finds Its Winter Park Home
Author: Amy Calandrino This post originally appeared on Amy Calandrino Orlando Commercial Real Estate Expert and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. I was pleased to represent Revival Longevity and Wellness Center in the lease of its 1,515-square-foot office at 2111 Glenwood Drive, Suite 204, in Winter Park, […]
Why Growing from Micro-Bay to Small-Bay Industrial Isn’t Always Simple
Author: Brent Pennington, CCIM This post originally appeared on Metroport CRE Blog and Success Stories and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Why Growing from Micro-Bay to Small-Bay Industrial Isn’t Always Simple By Brent Pennington, CCIM | Tenant Representation, Metroport Commercial Group Why growing from micro-bay to small-bay […]
Warehouse for Lease Denver: Infill Industrial Space Leased Through 2029
Author: Aviva Sonenreich This post originally appeared on Warehouse Hotline and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. What Happened in This Deal? A Warehouse for Lease in Denver property has secured long-term occupancy at 1591 W. Alameda Avenue Unit A, reinforcing continued demand for functional small-bay industrial space […]
Houston Medical Office Market: Vacancy, Rents, and Investment Trends
Author: Coy Davidson This post originally appeared on The Tenant Advisor and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Houston Medical Building Market Report | 2026 First Half Houston’s medical office market delivered a resilient performance in the first half of 2026, absorbing a historic wave of new supply […]
Senior Housing at an Inflection Point: Record Demand, Historic Low Supply, and Where the Opportunity Sits
Author: Michael Bull This post originally appeared on Bull Realty Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. The arithmetic in senior housing has become difficult to ignore. The 80 plus population in this country grows roughly 35% by 2030 and 65% to 70% by 2035. If the […]
Smart Buildings and Commercial Real Estate: Why Connectivity Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage
Author: Axiom Global Wireless This post originally appeared on The Axiom Global Wireless Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Smart Buildings and Commercial Real Estate: Why Connectivity Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage Smart buildings are changing how commercial real estate is designed, operated, leased, and valued. […]
Your CRM Is Lying to You (And It’s Costing You Deals)
Author: Joe Killinger This post originally appeared on Joe Killinger Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. When’s the last time a client called you just to catch up, not because they need a lease reviewed or a property valued, but because they wanted to hear your […]
LA North Industrial Market Gains Momentum as Leasing and Investment Activity Accelerate
Los Angeles North Industrial Market Strengthens as Leasing and Investment Activity Accelerate Despite Softer Occupancy Slowing construction, resilient leasing activity, and accelerating investment sales offset continued occupancy challenges. Development remained…
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Power, Not Square Feet: What the Data Center Boom Really Means for Commercial Real Estate
Author: Michael Bull This post originally appeared on Bull Realty Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. The US data center market now measures about 31 to 32 gigawatts, and one megawatt of power runs somewhere between 750 and 1,000 homes for a year. Put those two […]
Roxy’s Adventures in Commercial Real Estate: Lessons from ICSC Western
Roxy’s Adventures in Commercial Real Estate: Research, Connections and the Little Things I’m back from ICSC Western, and after three full days, there were several conversations and observations that stayed with me. ICSC Western Lessons from Industry Friendships One of the things I appreciate most about ICSC is the industry friendships I have made over […]
The Value-Add Math Is Breaking: What Negative Class B Absorption Means for Apartment Owners
Author: Michael Bull This post originally appeared on Bull Realty Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. For most of the last decade, the most crowded trade in commercial real estate was the value-add apartment deal. Buy a 1980s or 1990s Class B property, spend a few […]
We Almost Didn’t Answer the Phone. It Was the Best Deal of the Year — Plus, Free Caviar
Author: CBI Commercial International This post originally appeared on Commercial Real Estate Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList.By Joe Killinger, Partner of Commercial Brokers International Gourmet House Caviar There was only myself and one other agent in the office on a Friday around 5 PM. The […]
Are 1031 Exchanges Only for the Wealthy? The Data Says No
Author: James Bean This post originally appeared on Best1031Online and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. 1031 Exchanges are not limited to wealthy or institutional investors. They are commonly used by individual landlords, duplex owners, small multifamily investors, retail property owners and retirees who have accumulated equity in […]
Robotics and Industrial Real Estate: What Should We Plan for Now?
Author: Brent Pennington, CCIM This post originally appeared on Metroport CRE Blog and Success Stories and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Robotics and Industrial Real Estate: What Should We Plan for Now? By Brent Pennington, CCIM | Metroport Commercial Group, eXp Commercial Robotics are no longer limited […]
What to expect for the balance of 2026
Author: Allen Buchanan This post originally appeared on Location Advice and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Summer 2026 is over. As the last tent was collapsed at the International Street Fair over the weekend, fall signaled its return, albeit with high temperatures, humidity and a bit of […]
Candice Gradenigo Joins BKREA as Chief of Staff, Bringing Global Leadership and Operational Experience
Author: Bob Knakal This post originally appeared on BKREA Press and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. BKREA has appointed Candice Gradenigo as Chief of Staff to support the Manhattan investment sales firm’s next phase of growth. Working closely with Chairman and CEO Bob Knakal, she will advance […]
The Warehouse Hotline Facilitates Sale of Colorado Springs Industrial Property to Private Investors
Author: Aviva Sonenreich This post originally appeared on Warehouse Hotline and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Industrial Property for Sale Colorado Springs: Flexible Industrial Asset Sold to Private Investors What Happened in This Deal? A Colorado Springs industrial property located at 3295 Fillmore Ridge Heights has […]
What Can a Hyper-Local Commercial Real Estate Report Tell You About Your Property?
Author: Choyce Peterson This post originally appeared on Choyce Peterson | Commercial Real Estate Specialists CT and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. A Hyper-Local Commercial Real Estate Report provides a closer look at the market conditions surrounding a particular property. Commercial real estate is often discussed in […]
Building a Predictable CRE Deal Pipeline: What Top Brokers Do Differently
This post originally appeared on tBL Marketplace Partner's, RealNex blog RealNex Media Center Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to syndicate your content with theBrokerList. One of the more frustrating parts of commercial real estate is how uneven the pipeline can feel. Some weeks, your calendar is packed with calls, tours, and […]
Edge Computing and Real Estate: Why Property Owners Should Pay Attention
Author: Axiom Global Wireless This post originally appeared on The Axiom Global Wireless Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Edge Computing and Real Estate: Why Property Owners Should Pay Attention Edge computing is becoming one of the most important infrastructure trends shaping the future of real […]
Discover 50 Washington Street Norwalk CT with its perfect SoNo location and commuter convenience | Building Guide
Author: Choyce Peterson This post originally appeared on Choyce Peterson | Commercial Real Estate Specialists CT and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList.Photo courtesy of CoStar (please note Choyce Peterson represents tenants and not the owner of 50 Washington Street) Located in downtown South Norwalk, 50 Washington Street Norwalk […]
10 Characteristics of a Technology-Ready Industrial Building
Author: Brent Pennington, CCIM This post originally appeared on Metroport CRE Blog and Success Stories and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. 10 Characteristics of a Technology-Ready Industrial Building By Brent Pennington, CCIM | Metroport Commercial Group, eXp Commercial The industrial building of the future may not look […]
How August CPI at 3.4% Impacts CRE
August CPI Holds at 3.4%, Monthly Pace Reaccelerates as Pressure Builds on Commercial Real Estate Faster monthly inflation and rising Treasury yields put pressure on lease adjustments, financing costs and…
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New York City’s Next Multifamily Shortage? Buildings to Buy.
Author: Alpha Realty This post originally appeared on Alpha Realty and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Lev Mavashev’s latest Commercial Observer byline argues that NYC’s next multifamily shortage won’t be about apartments. It’ll be about buildings worth buying. Quick Facts Source: Commercial Observer, bylined by Lev Mavashev, […]
Warm Cold Leads with 3 Strategic Follow-Ups
Author: Joe Killinger This post originally appeared on Joe Killinger Blog and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. If you’ve been a commercial real estate agent for any length of time, you already know the hardest part of this business isn’t closing the deal, it’s getting someone to […]
Rates Aren’t Falling. Here’s Why Smart Buyers Don’t Care.
Fed Holds Rates Steady, Again, but the Commercial Real Estate Playbook Has Changed Higher-for-longer rates are no longer the story. Adapting to them is. Despite elevated borrowing costs, opportunity persists…
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BKREA Brings to Market 143-155 East 60th Street, a Rare Six-Lot Assemblage in the Heart of Manhattan’s Lenox Hill
Author: Bob Knakal This post originally appeared on BKREA Press and is republished with permission. Find out how to blog with us on theBrokerList. Vacant, 200-Foot-Wide Development Site with Central Park Views Delivers Up to 282,925 Buildable Square Feet for an Ultra-Luxury Residential Condominium Tower New York, NY, United States, September 11, 2026 — BKREA […]
