In Deloitte's 2021 CRE Outlook, over 200 industry leaders weigh in on how their companies are recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic and how they can overcome formidable challenges to gain momentum in the coming year.
Despite most commercial asset classes facing strong headwinds, industrial demand is as high as it’s ever been. Here are the best markets in the state for future industrial developments.
Video: December 2020 Commercial Real Estate Market Update
December 15, 2020
In this video we're talking about what the unemployment rate is doing to both residential and commercial rents as well as what is the outlook for distressed sales in the commercial real estate market.
Single-Family Rental Homes are the Next Investment Hot Spot
December 8, 2020
A pandemic-inspired push from cities to suburbs has sparked interest from investors who see profit in buying build-to-rent homes to lease to those urban relocators.
Commercial Real Estate Growth Will Remain Slow in 2020 but Gain in 2021
November 11, 2020
The economic forecast from the Urban Land Institute is somber for the rest of 2020 but grows optimistic during the next three years for most commercial sectors.
The Tampa Bay Area to Recover Better, Faster Post-COVID than Miami, Orlando
November 3, 2020
An economist with Wells Fargo believes that Tampa Bay has and will be better positioned to weather this covid-related economic downturn than other parts of the Sunshine State.
'Location, Location, Location' May No Longer Be the 3 Most Important Words in Real Estate
October 27, 2020
Many people have been coming to the same conclusion these days: the location I’m paying for right now is no longer worth the price. The new motto should be “deal, deal, deal.”
What's the Likelihood of a Commercial Real Estate Market Crash?
October 14, 2020
Economists are calling the pandemic-induced recession unique in several ways. Here’s how analysts expect the health crisis to change the real estate market.
What's the Latest with the Commercial Real Estate Market
September 16, 2020
We're taking a look back at some of our previous posts in this series to see where we stand on some key issues affecting the commercial real estate market.
How Changing Consumer Preferences Affect Post-Pandemic Commercial Real Estate
September 9, 2020
A recent report conduct by Accenture concluded that retailers and consumer goods companies are being forced to tailor products and services to a more local experience.
In the case of brick-and-mortar stores, whether the closures stem from corporate bankruptcy or simply weeding out unprofitable locations, the pandemic accelerated a trend that would have likely played out over the next few years.
What's the Latest with the Commercial Real Estate Market
August 19, 2020
A tale of two pandemics. Some business and sectors are expanding while others are going bankrupt. Some people are buying homes at a record-setting pace while some people face overdue evictions.
REIT management teams have been saying that they learned some important lessons from the global financial crisis that pushed them to shore up financial strategies and improve liquidity.
2020 Q2 Commercial Real Estate Sales Trends for Hillsborough County
August 4, 2020
While the first quarter of this year finished with the highest sales volume of any quarter in the last dozen years, sales figures for the second quarter put estimates back at 2011 levels.
What's the Latest with the Commercial Real Estate Market?
July 29, 2020
Here's the newest edition of our continuing series on What's the Latest with the Commercial Real Estate Market. Winter is coming; but when and how cold will it be?
Here are three different articles from three different sources about what they think will be the future of office space once things go back to normal - if they ever go back to normal.
Stores that have been staples of the American shopping tradition for decades are closing in large numbers. Take a closer look at the reasons why it’s so hard for retailers to stay open.
The coronavirus pandemic isn't the doomsday for retail that prognosticators say it could be, though it will most definitely mean the end of outdated leasing practices.
