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Nashville Business Journal and Wilson Bank & Trust provided for a great panel and economic outlook '25 session this morning. Selfishly, I got to connect with Amy Sullivan who opened up about Kirkland's strategic moves among other things. ?? panel today. Overall sentiment was optimistic: business leaders predict another decade of growth, though at a slower pace. a resounding, "Partner with gateway organizations in Nashville", like InfoWorks, Inc.!, to build confidence and tackle technology and data challenges. All emphasized agility for 2025, as no two years are the same. Some highlights from #nashvillebiz 2025 Event: - Sector Focus:?Significant growth expected in healthcare and technology sectors. Commercial real estate may see a surge, while residential housing faces construction and development challenges. - Kirkland’s Update:?Back to the office 4 days a week for corporate roles involving customer interactions. - Real Estate Insights:?Andrew Donchez notes 2024 as a reset year with halted deal flow and funding due to economic uncertainties and higher interest rates. - Macro Perspective: Laurel Graefe emphasizes preparing for uncertainty in 2025, with a focus on consumer experience and spending tied to household income. - Retail Shifts:?Kirkland’s CEO observes a shift in consumer shopping behavior, moving from e-commerce to in-store experiences. Case in point: Wayfair is also investing in brick-and-mortar stores. - Business Development:?Rod McDaniel stresses the importance good fundamentals for cultivating net new and OWNING The pipeline while ensure customer success of incumbent clients. Also, integrating technology and transformation, particularly in manufacturing and retail, to enhance customer experience and job quality. #infoworks

?? The Client Q&A with Quantum Experts series continues with a fascinating perspective! ?? Last week, Nick Hilgendorf shared his take on post-pandemic retail changes (??check out that reel if you missed it!). Now, Brett Berlin, our multi-tenant retail specialist, weighs in with some surprising insights. From sky-high occupancy rates to bidding wars for space, discover how limited new development is reshaping neighborhood retail centers. Want to see how these expert perspectives align? Watch both reels to get the full picture! ?? #CommercialRealEstate #CRE #RetailTrends #MultiTenant #OccupancyRates #PostPandemic #QuantumInsights #RetailProperties #CREAdvice #RealEstateInvesting

We are excited to share that IRR's CEO, Anthony M. Graziano, was recently featured in Commercial Property Executive's latest article by Adina Rogoz: "Underserved Areas Are Grabbing Retail Investors’ Attention. Here’s Why." In this insightful piece, Anthony joins industry expert Jermaine McMihelk of NewMark Merrill Companies, Inc. Community Partners to discuss the growing opportunities in underserved retail markets and how these areas are drawing attention from investors and developers alike. Anthony shares his thoughts on: - The impact of interest rate cuts on retail deal flow - Sustained demand for neighborhood shopping centers in undersupplied communities - The changing landscape of retail development and mixed-use projects It's a must-read for those interested in the evolving dynamics of retail investment in underinvested areas. Check out the article to dive deeper into this important conversation! Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ef9VpCcU #RetailInvestment #CRE #RealEstate #RetailTrends #AnthonyGraziano #IRR #CommercialProperty #ExecutiveInsights #Retail

?? Exploring Economic Trends & Real Estate Impacts in Q1 2024! ????? Let’s dive into our latest Research Brief on economic trends and what they mean for us in the market. In the first quarter of 2024, the U.S. GDP grew at 1.6 percent, although a slowdown from last year, sectors like housing and intellectual property are thriving, with consumer spending at an impressive 6.1 percent annualized increase. ???? Now, what does this mean for real estate? ?? I’m Ray, and a commercial real estate investment sales advisor. ???? For one, job growth posted positive results, which boosts disposable income, powering retail spending and apartment rentals. Apartment demand hit a nine-quarter high, although a surge in new units is keeping the market competitive. ????? Despite challenges in the downtown office space, the surge in new business filings—5.5 million last year—signals a bright future for office real estate, especially in suburban areas. ???? And not overlooking inflation, at 2.8 percent year-over-year, it remains a concern, influencing both the Federal Reserve’s strategies and your investment decisions. ???? Stay tuned for more insights and make sure to see more of my videos for CRE intel. ???? www.linktr.ee/raycrebroker www.shopcenterpros.com #EconomicTrends #RealEstateInvestment #CommercialRealEstate #GDPGrowth #HousingMarket #IntellectualProperty #ConsumerSpending #JobGrowth #ApartmentRentals #OfficeSpace #SuburbanRealEstate #InflationAwareness #FederalReserve #CREInsights #InvestmentStrategies #MarcusMillichap

In this video clip from WFG’s recent Economic Outlook webinar, Chairman and Founder?Patrick Stone?shares his insightful analysis on the current landscape of the commercial real estate market. From the shifting dynamics of office space utilization, to the robust growth in industrials and the unique challenges facing retail malls, Stone's expertise sheds light on complex trends with clarity and foresight. He also touches on the adjustments in commercial debt and construction, offering a hopeful outlook on the market's rebalancing. act.?#RealEstateTrends?#CommercialRealEstate?#wfgtitle?#CommercialRealEstateTrends David Sallean

Why does Dallas-Fort Worth stand out as a unique investment opportunity? ? Surging population growth (↑ 26% over past decade) ? Finance-focused job growth (↑ 4.1% this year compared to 0.9% nationwide gain) ? Vibrant retail sector (one of the only major markets to see retail sales volumes rise YOY) DFW is a slam dunk for investors seeking cash flows and long-term growth potential. Get the full story in our latest research report: https://co.jll/3Yx59V2 #PrivateCapital #RealEstateInvesting #JLLCapitalMarkets

CBRE Cincinnati's 2nd quarter reports are now available! Click the links below to access the full reports and learn more about what is happening in Cincinnati's office and industrial markets. Economic Overview: With half of the year behind us, 2024 will most likely be known for the “soft landing” so many of us had hoped for this time last year. Last year’s expansion was almost certainly driven by fiscal stimulus that far exceeded other western countries. Today, stimulus effects are fading, and higher interest rates continue to bite. There is evidence of this on the consumer front, wherein credit delinquency rates are trending upward, and credit growth is quickly slowing. The latter signals that consumption—a key driver of GDP growth in recent quarters—is poised to slow further. This partly explains why we believe growth will settle at the mid-1% range this year. A more severe contraction in consumption would require the labor market to contract. Presently, conditions are merely softening. Both job openings and hours worked are falling. Also, most of the job growth is clustered in sectors that are immune to higher interest rates and receive at least some public funding, such as education, healthcare and government jobs. Leisure & hospitality has been a growth sector, but these cooling trends are evident here too. A soft landing in consumption and hiring point to further disinflation. Labor-intensive service costs are poised to soften and falling rents across the Sun Belt suggest weaker housing inflation is on the horizon. Fed rate cuts are downstream of disinflation, and a most welcome outcome within the commercial real estate space where higher financing costs and devaluations are triggering distress. The prospect of a rate cut this fall will at least help ease rate volatility, put cap rates on a slight downward trajectory, and generate more common ground between buyers and sellers in the coming quarters. Office: https://lnkd.in/gKMAUBrE Industrial: https://lnkd.in/g7VBzs8B #cbre #office #industrial #cincinnati #commercialrealestate

William Stebbings joined the team here at Fineman Ross + Partners earlier on in the summer as a salaried partner to focus on the City of London #realestatemarket. Will joined us from Colliers where he was a Director in their London Capital Markets team. We sat down with him recently to catch up on how he’s getting on so far. ? ? What appealed to you about FR&P? ?? The team is a great bunch that are very capable and focused on results. This is reflected in their recent activity during a difficult period for London offices. ? ?What do you think we will we see happening in the City in the next 6-12 months? ??2024 has been a challenging market with limited liquidity and few transactions of scale. Looking forward the Bank of England will continue to cut rates as inflation appears to be tamed. Credit conditions are improving and combined with a robust occupational market, appetite for City offices will gradually improve and support higher deal flow. Furthermore, the opportunistic capital that has focused on the West End is likely to get priced out and pivot to the City as more traditional investors, with lower cost of capital, return to the West End. ?Are there any interesting #realestatetrends to watch out for? ??With Amazon’s recent announcement that all staff must return to the office five days a week it will be interesting to see if this trend accelerates. We are already witnessing some of the large City pre-lets seeking overflow space, to accommodate work patterns. Combined with a constrained development pipeline, rents for grade A offices will continue to perform. This will likely improve appetite within the investment market as investors look to capture the upside. #commercialrealestate #commercialproperty

We are thrilled to share our recent feature in Forbes & Fortune, where our President and CEO, Will Herring, shares our unique approach to growth. "As a privately held, South Carolina-based company, we have a unique perspective on growth in our state. We make decisions based on how they might affect people, not just by relying on data. It’s about creating connections and considering the human impact of expansion." Read the full article to learn more about our people-centric philosophy and our commitment to meaningful connections. ???? #BusinessGrowth #PeopleFirst #Forbes #Fortune https://lnkd.in/eZf82Dgy

In this video clip from WFG’s recent Economic Outlook webinar, Chairman and Founder?Patrick Stone?shares his insightful analysis on the current landscape of the commercial real estate market. From the shifting dynamics of office space utilization to the robust growth in industrials and the unique challenges facing retail malls, Stone's expertise sheds light on complex trends with clarity and foresight. He also touches on the adjustments in commercial debt and construction, offering a hopeful outlook on the market's rebalancing act.? #RealEstateTrends?#CommercialRealEstate?#wfgtitle?#CommercialRealEstateTrends David Sallean