Sustainability is becoming a key focus in commercial real estate financing, with sustainability-linked loans (SLLs) playing an increasingly central role. These loans provide developers with attractive financing terms contingent on meeting specific environmental targets, such as reducing carbon emissions or securing LEED certifications. SLLs are becoming a powerful tool for developers looking to capitalize on the growing demand for eco-friendly buildings. Lenders are offering better interest rates to projects that incorporate sustainable building materials, energy-efficient systems, and renewable energy infrastructure. As a firm born out of a desire for continued and strategic growth, Miller Lavoie LLP is well prepared to assist clients navigating the complexities of a focus on sustainable development. https://lnkd.in/eFRhHBAU
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The premier boutique law firm dedicated to providing exceptional service to preeminent commercial real estate clients.
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Recently, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell provided valuable insights into the current state of the economy, which has a significant impact on transaction volume in commercial real estate. During the most recent meeting, Chairman Powell discussed the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. He noted that rates have remained higher than expected, despite inflation data because the employment rate has remained low. Although rates have remained constant for more than a year, Chairman Powell alluded to the possibility of a rate cut, as much as 50 basis points, in September.?A reduction in rates leading into the fourth quarter could create a more lively environment for transactions in the commercial real estate market, which has otherwise seen a significant cooling since nearly all-time highs from 2020 to 2022. https://lnkd.in/e_KQ2KUJ
Live: Analysis of Fed Rate Decision, Powell News Conference
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Proposed legislative initiatives at the federal and state levels targeting zoning reform could have long lasting and beneficial impacts on housing supply and development. There is significant bipartisan support for bills that would remove historical barriers to housing development and construction, and burgeoning support for more uniform, pro-development standards. With the removal of restrictive measures and streamlining of byzantine rules, we expect to see an uptick in multi-family housing developments across the country. At Miller Lavoie, we have the expertise to help our clients navigate from start to finish in their development objectives. https://lnkd.in/eh6YEqcB
The Growing Federal Push for Zoning Reform
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In today’s real estate market, distressed debt offers unique opportunities. Despite a growing economy, high interest rates, approaching maturities, and refinancing challenges are creating intriguing investment prospects in distressed assets. Understanding the intricacies of distressed debt can provide significant advantages in the evolving market landscape. At Miller Lavoie, our extensive experience representing clients acquiring distressed debt and positioning distressed assets ensures we can navigate these complex opportunities effectively. https://lnkd.in/eMnZu8S2
Distressed Debt Players Loading Up For Downturn
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The Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) recent ruling to ban non-compete agreements has stirred significant debate within the commercial real estate industry. In an industry where non-competes are often utilized, upheaval and a significant response from the business community seem likely. Businesses are concerned about preventing competition from former employees with unique access to proprietary information and outside partners & stakeholders. The FTC argues that restrictions on worker freedom stifle innovation across industries, and the destruction of those barriers will foster a more open, robust, and competitive economy. Most workers would likely echo those sentiments. Our firm counsels professionals and businesses on each side of the non-compete agreements debate. Please reach out to us should you need guidance navigating the unknown headwinds of non-compete agreements. https://lnkd.in/eJGwM6Xi.
Important considerations surrounding the FTC ban on noncompete contracts - Thomson Reuters Institute
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The industrial real estate landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by the exponential growth of e-commerce and the rapid adoption of advanced logistics technologies. As businesses strive to meet consumer demands for faster delivery times, the focus is shifting towards not just expanding space, but enhancing efficiencies and reducing lead times. Urban centers are witnessing a surge in demand for industrial spaces, as companies prioritize strategic location and tech readiness to ensure seamless last-mile delivery. This trend is reshaping site selection strategies and driving significant investments in capital-intensive, high-tech facilities. Despite market forces from slowing consumer spending to debt markets, the average rents for industrial space have increased from 2023 to Q1 2024, although net absorption of vacant space has decreased. One component to this increase in rents is the growing demand for "last-mile" delivery centers and smaller and more specialized warehouses in dense metropolitan areas. This shift indicates the industry's move towards more sophisticated and tech-driven facilities. https://lnkd.in/g7bqkEyw
U.S. Industrial MarketBeat Report | United States | Cushman & Wakefield
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There is an increasingly positive outlook for retail real estate space as post-COVID trends indicate increasing competition and demand in the retail sector. Recent data shows that landlords are having a much easier time filling prime retail space as shopping center vacancies have fallen to an all-time twenty-year low. If trends continue in this direction, expect to see landlords aggressively moving away from COVID era concessions in favor of more landlord favorable rent structures. https://lnkd.in/eJUaqeWs
For Retailers, Business Is Back and Landlords Say No More Rent Discounts
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There is an increasingly positive outlook for retail real estate space as post-COVID trends indicate increasing competition and demand in the retail sector. Recent data shows that landlords are having a much easier time filling prime retail space as shopping center vacancies have fallen to an all-time twenty-year low. If trends continue in this direction, expect to see landlords aggressively moving away from COVID era concessions in favor of more landlord favorable rent structures. https://lnkd.in/eJUaqeWs
For Retailers, Business Is Back and Landlords Say No More Rent Discounts
wsj.com
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Miller Lavoie LLP is excited to announce that Sam Wilmoth has joined the firm as Of Counsel. Sam previously worked at a regional law firm in Atlanta prior to continuing the development of his commercial real estate expertise at Coro Realty Advisors, where he was a Managing Partner. “We are excited to have Sam back on our team. Sam’s experience, skill set, and contacts mesh perfectly with the partnerships we create with our first-class clients. Personally, and professionally, Sam will build on our foundation of prioritizing clients, colleagues and culture”, says partner Duncan Miller. Sam adds, “I am excited to be working with former colleagues, old clients and new. Especially in an environment that gives more than lip service to entrepreneurial spirit. Miller Lavoie is an incubator for commercial real estate ideas. This unique opportunity will be energizing and refreshing while surrounded with clients and colleagues that are best in class.” If you would like to reach out to Sam, please email him at [email protected].
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A great win for for the Community and our Client!
Co-founder of Magnolia Property Advisors; Principal at Trux Parking; Associate at Miller Lavoie, LLP
Can’t begin to say how proud I am of Darlene Schultz, our CEO, and her extraordinary efforts to complete Georgia Works!' $14 million capital campaign for the acquisition and renovation of the historic Odd Fellows building located at 250 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia. Also, special thanks to Chip Patterson as chairman of the board of directors of Georgia Works for making the dream of a Georgia Works HQ come true. This transformative project was made possible with support from so many, including $1.25 million Eastside Tax Allocation District (TAD) Grant approved by Invest Atlanta’s Board, and $5 million from Georgia Investment in Housing Grant. Georgia Works provides opportunities for men facing homelessness and those re-entering society after incarceration and has graduated over 1,000 men from the program since its inception in 2013. Georgia Works’ comprehensive program offers room and board, transitional work, and support for men striving to overcome barriers, stay drug/alcohol-free, and rejoin the workforce. The Odd Fellows building has a rich history of empowerment and will soon be the new home for Georgia Works. The renovation progress has been steady, with the completion of interior demolition and a focus on refurbishing the Bell Street fa?ade and windows. Plans include four street-level retail spaces, meeting rooms, office space, as well as housing for 50 program participants and 110 program graduates. Georgia Works’ new headquarters will provide a stable platform to continue its mission of ending homelessness, criminal recidivism, and dependency because its program strives to instill personal development in good habits, work ethic, and character that is reflected in all of the Georgia Works graduates.?
Renovation underway to bring Georgia Works to Sweet Auburn
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