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Thank you to The New York Times for featuring us in your recent piece about the resurgence of shopping centers! We are excited to work towards transforming Westminster Mall into housing and retail. Click the link below to read more: https://lnkd.in/d4w4UGk8 #newscoverage #newyorktimes #retailconversion #realestateinvestments The?above?rendering?is?in?Westminster,?CA.?This?project?is?being?managed?by?Shopoff?and?is?a?holding?of?a?Shopoff?Fund. The reference to future events and general optimism about the retail real estate industry does not predict specific performance of this project. Forward-Looking Statements: This article contains forward-looking statements, including projections of future retail real estate. These statements are based on current expectations, estimates, and assumptions. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated due to various risks and uncertainties. *See important disclosures in bio/comment section.

The current #realestate market is experiencing a lag effect in pricing, particularly in hot markets like Florida, Texas, and Arizona, where construction costs and required rents aren't aligning with seller expectations. This imbalance is expected to lead to market stabilization eventually. Additionally, industry experts highlight a shift in retail trends towards adaptive reuse, renovation, and redevelopment, with a focus on smaller store formats and essential grocery offerings to adapt to the impact of online shopping on traditional brick-and-mortar stores. Read more from this GlobeSt.com article here: https://lnkd.in/e3WQhPri ? Natalie Dolce #retail #redevelopment #brickandmorter #generalcontractor #cre

?? Ready to Make Moves in Tampa's Retail Market? ?? Ron Schultz here, your go-to guy for all things commercial real estate investments. Guess what? Tampa is leading the Sunshine State in retail leasing activity, with a whopping 3.4 million square feet leased in the past year—way ahead of Orlando and Miami! ?? But here's the kicker: with availability rates hitting a decade low at just 3.4%, the demand for retail spaces is sky-high. Are you sitting on a prime retail property wondering what it's worth in this sizzling market? Let's chat about getting you top dollar! ?? And speaking of market dynamics, did you know that leasing times have dropped to just 2.5 months? That's quicker than deciding on what to binge-watch next! Whether it's a big-box space or a cozy spot for the next trendy café, Tampa's retail scene is buzzing. ?? So, how does this affect your commercial real estate investments? Are you seeing opportunities to capitalize on this leasing frenzy? Drop a comment or message me—I'd love to discuss how we can maximize your property's potential in this red-hot market. #TampaRetail #CommercialRealEstate #RetailInvestments #MarketOpportunities #SellWithRon #RealEstateHumor

Great article from Costar for those in the retail CRE space. Post the COVID-19 pandemic, tenants are staying put in retail space with historically high retention ratios above 97%. Coupled with the fact that new retail development has been declining year-over-year, this will lead to very stable and consistent performance for these assets over the next market cycle. Please contact me to discuss any changes you are looking to make in your portfolio or to receive a detailed Marketing Position Analysis for your property. [email protected] 407-287-6090 #MarkLeitter?#Greysteel?#broker?#commercialrealestate?#retailrealestate

Which retailers are growing, and who's pushing pause? Here's a look at the landscape heading into this week's annual commercial real estate convention.

“Buy land, they’re not making it anymore.” – Mark Twain The same could be said for strip centers. The average rent for a strip center is approximately $22.86/SF.?The cost to build a new unanchored retail center is in the range of $400/SF.?You don’t have to be a financial whiz to run this math. It’s readily apparent why new strip retail centers are not being built. Outparcel 2-4 tenant credit centers are in a different category for this discussion. New outparcel centers with credit tenants like Starbucks, AT&T, etc. are definitely being developed. And it takes $35-50/SF rent to make the numbers work. The appeal of traditional strips between 10-50K SF is in the sustainable rents and the fact that if a small tenant vacates, they are easily replaceable. There are plenty of retail businesses who can pay low $20’s for a 2,000 SF space. #stripcenters #essentialserviceretail

Insights shared by The Wall Street Journal highlight the growing competition for retail real estate. Retail property owners are shedding the discounts and other concessions they offered struggling tenants during the depths of the pandemic as a result. Check out the full article: https://on.wsj.com/49qQCws

Thinking about investing in Commercial Real Estate, but not sure which sector? Retail may just be your answer, especially if you are in Texas! ?? Check out this insightful article about Houston's retail success and the shiny objects attracting consumers: [Link to Article] #CommercialRealEstate #InvestmentOpportunity #Texas #RetailSector

It's a fascinating read that delves into how economic shifts and consumer behaviors are influencing property values and investments. At Price Brothers, we pride ourselves on offering premier commercial and retail spaces throughout the KC metro area. Staying updated on these market developments is crucial for continuing to provide top-notch locations and services to our clients. I highly recommend checking out this article for a deeper understanding of the industry’s current landscape. https://lnkd.in/gdGWya7S #RealEstate #MarketTrends #InvestmentInsights #PriceBrothers #KCMetro

Mastering Percentage Leases in Commercial Real Estate: A Guide for Retail Success A percentage lease is an innovative leasing model used predominantly in commercial real estate, most common with retail tenants. Imagine you're a tenant operating a bustling cafe ? in a vibrant shopping mall ???. Instead of a rigid, high monthly rent, your lease is structured so that you pay a base rent — let's say $12 per square foot. This covers your basic occupancy cost. But here's where it gets interesting: your rent also flexibly includes a percentage of your monthly sales, but only those that exceed a set break-even point, say $500,000 in sales. So, what happens if your cafe performs extraordinarily well? Once your sales surpass that half-million mark, you then share a predetermined percentage of your additional revenue ?? with the landlord. This percentage rent aligns your success directly with that of the property owner. Essentially, it's a partnership where both parties are vested in the prosperity of your business. The beauty of a percentage lease lies in its dual benefit. For tenants, it means that during slower months, your rent decreases, which can relieve financial pressure when sales are low ??. For landlords, it offers the potential for higher income during peak trading periods ??, aligning their success with yours. In essence, a percentage lease is not just a financial agreement but a strategic partnership that fosters mutual growth and success. www.shopcenterpros.com www.linktr.ee/raycrebroker #PercentageLease #CommercialRealEstate #RetailBusiness #RetailLeasing #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #TenantSuccess #LandlordTenantPartnership #BusinessGrowth #ShoppingMalls #RetailSuccess #FinancialFlexibility #RetailIndustry #RealEstateTips #PropertyInvestment