Realogic Analytics, LLC

To paraphrase Mark Twain, Rudin Management co-executive chairman Bill Rudin says the troubles commercial real estate and New York real estate in particular are facing have been greatly exaggerated: https://cnb.cx/3P7mnmd #commercialrealestate #realestate #newyork #recovery #downcycle

As anyone who buys or invests in commercial real estate regularly knows, developing and following a careful, comprehensive due diligence strategy is one of the most effective ways to mitigate risks and maximize ROI. Post 5 in our in-depth series on commercial real estate due diligence strategies covers risk management analysis and reviewing tenant files and correspondence, two critical components of a strong, reliable due diligence strategy and two subjects series author and Realogic General Counsel Mike Phelps knows well after having worked in commercial real estate for over 20 years. You can read the fifth installment in the series at https://bit.ly/49Hxs6K #commercialrealestate #duediligence #strategy #investing #ROI #riskmanagement #tenants #realestateinvestment

Walmart has expanded its Athens, TN Supercenter using 3-D printing, marking one of the largest commercial real estate projects of its kind in the U.S. Despite challenges—delays due to summer heat, material issues, and clogged hoses—the project highlights the promise and hurdles of 3-D printing technology, reports The Wall Street Journal: https://bit.ly/4izfCXT #commercialrealestate #Walmart #3Dprinting #Tennessee #realestatedevelopment #retail

Choosing between commercial and residential real estate requires a solid understanding of market dynamics and personal finances. While commercial properties can offer higher rental income and growth potential, they come with greater risks and higher initial investments. Residential properties are more accessible but generally yield lower income, advises Financial Express: https://bit.ly/3ZHjTQ6 #commercialrealestate #residentialrealestate #realestate #personalfinances #commercialproperties #investing #ROI #risk

The U.S. multifamily market is stabilizing as rising demand absorbs the surge in new supply, reducing oversupply risks across most regions. Despite regional variations, no market has more than five years of supply, signaling a broad recovery and improved property fundamentals if demand remains steady, says CRE Daily: https://bit.ly/3VDjE7x #commercialrealestate #multifamily #apartments #stabilization #recovery

Stadium anchored mixed use development-- a professional sports team or college building a new stadium or arena and surrounding mixed use real estate district to help finance their new venue and generate revenue— is happening everywhere and blurring the lines between commercial real estate and professional sports. Pro sports teams are now real estate developers and owners and commercial real estate companies now advise on sports stadiums and mixed-use districts and provide stadium-related services. In Part 2 in our series on stadium anchored mixed use development, we delve into the business side of professional sports, including sports revenue streams, and look at the current stadium building boom. You can read Part 2 at https://bit.ly/43XoUFu #commercialrealestate #stadiumanchoreddevelopment #stadiums #arenas #mixeduserealestate #sportsbusiness #collegesports #sports

Power availability has become the top priority for data center developers, driving site selection decisions due to rising electricity costs and grid limitations. Markets like Dallas, Northern Virginia and Atlanta benefit from lower energy costs, while developers are exploring energy-efficient technologies and converting legacy coal plants to data centers, says CBRE: https://bit.ly/3Bpttzd #commercialrealestate #datacenters #power #electric #energy #energyefficient #dallas #atlanta #virginia

The transition to net zero presents a unique chance for building owners and occupiers to drive economic value by closing the supply gap for low-carbon spaces. By focusing on energy efficiency, electrification, and clean energy, owners can reduce operational costs, attract top talent, and build regulatory resilience, says JLL: https://bit.ly/3OOsVG0 #commercialrealestate #netzero #ESG #energyefficient #cleanenergy #lowcarbon #electrification #operationalexpenses

With hybrid work on the rise, flexible schedules are changing how and when people shop, reports Colliers. Workers are now shifting errands like grocery shopping to weekdays, with store visits on Monday through Thursday steadily increasing. Retailers are adapting, offering promotions to capture this growing weekday traffic, as consumers take advantage of work-from-home flexibility to avoid the weekend rush: https://bit.ly/3Vp0EK4 #commercialrealestate #hybridwork #remotework #workfromhome #flexschedules #shopping #retail #shoppingpatterns

Next in our CRE Spotlight series, we report on the redevelopment of the former Sears’ headquarters site in Hoffman Estates, IL into a massive datacenter park. Our comprehensive post chronicles the rise and fall of Sears, Roebuck & Co., once the world’s largest retailer, and details Dallas, TX-based data center developer Compass Datacenters’ ambitious plans for the sprawling 194-acre site, which has sat mostly deserted since 2020. Our post also includes recent photos of the work being done at the former Sears campus. If you’re curious about the bold initiative, which is expected to generate $10 billion in total investment, you can read our post and see more of our photos at https://bit.ly/4gmiK7D #commercialrealestate #sears #searsheadquarters #searsholdings #datacenters #compassdatacenters #hoffmanestates #realestatedevelopment