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The trend of corporate headquarters moving from California to Texas peaked during the pandemic but has slowed recently. Texas’s pro-business environment and lower costs attracted many companies, leading to economic growth and challenges like rising housing prices.
The significant slowdown in industrial construction in 2024 after a major boom during the pandemic is attributed to oversupply and economic uncertainty, leading to increased vacancy rates and hesitation from developers. While industrial construction activity has decreased, manufacturing construction remains steady.
The fitness industry was a post-pandemic success, as visits to gyms across the country surged once people were allowed to leave home and restart their in-person workout routines.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Rio Grande Valley has been selected by Houston-based Levcor, Inc. as the exclusive leasing agent for Pharr Town Center, a premier retail, dining and entertainment complex spanning 470,000 square feet on 34 acres.
The sale of commercial parking lots is gaining increasing attention. These investments present a unique opportunity to enter a market with strong demand and potential for high returns.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Realty is pleased to announce the $7 million sale of a 234-acre undeveloped parcel in northwest Lowell, Indiana, that will be the future site of a 1.2-million-square-foot John Deere warehouse/distribution facility.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Capital Advisors is pleased to announce the sale of Dimora Village, a remarkable investment portfolio consisting of 209 separately deeded duplexes, totaling 418 rental units and 572,040 sq. ft.
The current office downsizing trend was offset by a robust and growing conversion and redevelopment pipeline that took space off the market, contributing to the rebalancing efforts.
Existing home sales have stagnated, signaling potentially heightened demand for land to accommodate the need for new home construction.
The landscape of quick service restaurants (QSRs) brims with opportunities amidst a backdrop of substantial growth and expansion.