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Congrats to Al Fishalow of NAI Realvest for being quoted in the Orlando Business Journal. It's great to see real estate experts like Al share their insights on trends in the industry. #traderjoes #grocerystore #supermarket #orlandocre #realestateexperts #realestatebusiness

Exciting developments ahead! North San Diego County is gearing up for a major transformation in 2024, with the revival of Old California Restaurant Row in San Marcos by Lennar. Get ready for a perfect blend of housing, commerce, and green spaces! Stay tuned for the emergence of a vibrant Restaurant Row and other growth projects making 2024 a year to remember in North County. Pacific Coast Commercial https://bit.ly/3w1KhsZ #northcountydevelopment #newcounty #development #localbusiness #sandiego #sandiegodevelopment?#business #businessnews

Exciting developments ahead! North San Diego County is gearing up for a major transformation in 2024, with the revival of Old California Restaurant Row in San Marcos by Lennar. Get ready for a perfect blend of housing, commerce, and green spaces! Stay tuned for the emergence of a vibrant Restaurant Row and other growth projects making 2024 a year to remember in North County. https://bit.ly/3w1KhsZ #northcountydevelopment #newcounty #development #localbusiness #sandiego #sandiegodevelopment?#business #businessnews

Latest development in Carlisle. This was an old restaurant that was left in a really bad state after the tenants moved out. So we took it back to brick and it will become 3 2-bed flats. We’ve got off to a flyer with it and so excited for the final product. If you’d like to know more about how you can get involved in projects like this with us then shoot me a message. Always looking to work with serious partners that want to build long term working relationships. #propertydevelopment #investingtips

?? New retail, restaurant, and hotel space development in Alabaster could begin this summer. The city estimates District 31 will generate an estimated $2.8 million per year in new city sales taxes, and an estimated $1.4 million in new school sales revenue. Building construction could begin as early as next year. #Alabaster #newdevelopment

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The Orlando City Council voted early this week to update and make more permanent changes to the downtown parklet program. The program started in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing restaurants and other businesses to offer outdoor seating to combat the spread of the virus, and was updated in 2021. Funded by the Community Redevelopment Agency, the program lets restaurants and other businesses use parking spaces and large sidewalk areas to host guests in an indoor-outdoor operational area. The city council unanimously voted Monday, ahead of the July 18 expiration of the current version of the program, to approve updates to the program to help move away from temporary fixtures and toward more permanent, safer solutions. Changes to the program include new rules and a review process for establishing different types of parklets, rules for removal of parklets and updated safety requirements. #RedevelopmentWorks #Redevelopment #FloridaRedevelopment #MyFRA #FLRedevelopment #orlandoCRA

In today’s challenging economic and regulatory landscape, are mom-and-pop brick-and-mortar restaurants becoming a thing of the past? Unfortunately, for many small business owners, the answer seems to be "yes." In markets like Des Moines, Iowa, three major hurdles have emerged as red flags that kill restaurant deals and place financial strain on independent operators: 1?? The Grease Trap Issue Many older properties either lack a grease trap or have one that doesn’t meet current code requirements. Installing or upgrading these systems can cost tens of thousands of dollars, creating a financial barrier for small operators. 2?? Outdated Hood Systems A compliant hood system is essential for ventilation and fire safety, but older properties often require costly upgrades. These expenses, along with delays in opening, add further strain. 3?? Loss of Grandfathering After 6 Months of Vacancy (City of Des Moines Proper). DOES NOT apply to surrounding communities. In the city of Des Moines, properties vacant for over six months lose their grandfathered status. This triggers the need for modern zoning and code compliance, often requiring expensive renovations and new site plans. For mom-and-pop restaurants, these obstacles often mean the difference between opening their doors and walking away from a new business venture. Unlike national chains with deep pockets, independent operators face razor-thin margins and limited capital. ?? The Financial Reality Grease traps: $10,000–$40,000+ Hood systems: $15,000–$50,000+ Renovations for lost grandfathering in the city of Des Moines: Tens of thousands of dollars What’s the Result? Many would-be restaurateurs are priced out or forced to settle for less-than-ideal locations. Meanwhile, larger chains dominate the market, and the unique flavors and experiences of family-owned eateries are at risk of disappearing. ?? Can This Trend Be Reversed? ? Policy Reform: Tax breaks or grants for small business property improvements. ? Education: Resources to help restaurateurs navigate permitting and compliance. ? Community Support: Choosing to dine at family-owned restaurants to create demand and encourage local investment. Mom-and-pop restaurants are community hubs, rich in culture and connection. But without proactive measures, they risk becoming relics of the past. #iowa #desmoines #restaurant

Exclusive Investment Opportunity in Bulverde, Texas – Chipotle Mexican Grill Lease REOC San Antonio is pleased to present an exceptional investment opportunity in the rapidly growing community of Bulverde, Texas—just north of San Antonio at the bustling crossroads of US 281 and Highway 46. Investment Highlights: ?? Chipotle Mexican Grill Lease: 15-year absolute net lease for a 2,325 sq. ft. building on a 40,930 sq. ft. lot with a leading national tenant. ?? Attractive Terms: Rent commenced Sept 2024 with 10% base rent increases every 5 years, plus four 5-year renewal options with 10% increases. Property Highlights: ?? Prime Location: Within the 250-acre master-planned community of Singing Hills, anchored by Walmart Supercenter and Academy Sports + Outdoors, along with Hampton Inn, Texas MedClinic, Chili's, Taco Bell, Panda Express, Discount Tire, Whataburger, and many more. ?? High Traffic & Visibility: At the intersection of US 281 (~30,000 VPD) and Highway 46 (~27,000 VPD). ??? Strong Residential Growth: Nearby developments include the Villas at Bulverde apartments (288 units) and The Preserve at Singing Hills (331 single-family homes), plus thriving communities such as Johnson Ranch, Ventana, Hidden Trails, Edgebrook, and Copper Canyon. ?? Economic Boom: Comal County is one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation. Now Accepting Offers: Chipotle opened in early September. Don't miss this opportunity to add a high-quality asset to your portfolio. Let's discuss how this investment aligns with your financial goals! For More Information, Contact Teddy Childers at 210 524 1303 LoopNet Listing: https://lnkd.in/dpESmPKM #InvestmentOpportunity #CommercialRealEstate #BulverdeTX #Chipotle #SingingHills #REOCSanAntonio #EconomicGrowth #RealEstateInvestment