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Coldwell Banker High Country Realty today announced that it has launched a commercial real estate division and will be known as Coldwell Banker Commercial High Country Realty, providing commercial real estate services and support for sales and leasing of commercial properties, as well as representation of owners and occupiers, across the Northeast Georgia, Western North Carolina, Southeastern Tennessee market.
Entering Q4 2024, the CMBS market faces volatility and opportunities, influenced by the Federal Reserve’s first interest rate cut in four years. This shift is expected to ease refinancing challenges and improve cash flows, particularly benefiting the office sector amid high delinquency rates
Coldwell Banker Commercial Quality Properties is proud to announce the $2.6 million sale of 8727 Tampa Avenue in Northridge, a multi-tenant office/retail space in the San Fernando Valley.
The office market is shifting dramatically, with vacancy rates expected to hit 21% by the end of 2024 due to the rise of hybrid work models. This trend presents challenges and opportunities for investors, particularly in adaptive reuse projects that transform vacant office spaces into dynamic mixed-use developments.
In this September ICYMI, we highlight a busy October with upcoming webinars and events, share details on new firms joining the brand, celebrate a great story in our network and provide some kudos to ourselves as well.
Discover the top 5 takeaways from the 2024 C5 + CCIM Global Conference, where Coldwell Banker Commercial explored the future of AI in commercial real estate, the importance of personal branding, sustainability, resilience, and work-life balance. Learn how these insights are shaping the commercial real estate landscape and driving industry innovation.
Coldwell Banker Commercial expands its services in Missoula, MT by affiliating with Coldwell Banker Commercial Drew Warne Advisory Group, led by John Drew. Located at 121 Hickory Street, the team offers expert commercial real estate services backed by a global network.
Brick-and-mortar stores are making a surprising comeback in 2024, led by suburban shopping centers, as consumers defy economic worries and flock to stores during the back-to-school season. This resurgence is boosting foot traffic and tenant demand for shopping center REITs like Regency Centers and Kimco Realty, making them attractive options for investors.
High interest rates and rising default risks have created a challenging yet potentially rewarding environment for REIT investors in 2024. By understanding market dynamics and focusing on resilient CRE sectors, investors can navigate these complexities and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
Discover how historic religious buildings are being repurposed to serve modern communities amidst declining congregations and financial strains. Explore the drivers behind vacant religious sites and the best adaptive re-use strategies for preserving architectural heritage while meeting contemporary needs.