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The next opportunity in commercial real estate investing appears to be in small industrial. Our team can help identify off market properties nationwide based off your individual needs. Chicago Title NCS Seattle #cre #realestate #realestateinvesting #commercialrealestate #industrial #industrialleasing

ABS Partners Real Estate has set its sights on redeveloping a nearly 100-year-old rent-regulated building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Recently, the firm filed plans with the Department of Buildings to demolish the 7-story multifamily property at 2560 Broadway, near the West 96th Street subway stop. Known as The Ancott, this 53,000-square-foot structure includes 27 residential units and 7,500 square feet of retail space, two of which remain occupied. Despite the building's rent-regulated status, many units have shifted to market-rate pricing in recent years, with a 3-bedroom fetching $6,000 per month in October 2020 and a 2-bedroom going for $4,000 in May 2021. ABS Partners Real Estate, a major player in the Manhattan real estate market, has a portfolio boasting 102 properties across 11 states, totaling over 14 million square feet. Their notable Manhattan assets include 200 Park Ave. South at Union Square, 270 Madison Ave. in Midtown, and the boutique office building at 145 E. 57th St. The firm has a history of converting rent-regulated buildings to market-rate units, often through strategic redevelopment projects. ABS Partners' track record reflects a broader trend among developers to capitalize on prime locations by transforming older, rent-regulated buildings. This practice, while lucrative, often sparks debate around affordable housing and tenant displacement. The plans for 2560 Broadway remain under wraps as the company has declined to comment on the future of the site. #RealEstateDevelopment #ManhattanRealEstate #UpperWestSide #ABSPartners #AffordableHousing #RentRegulation #UrbanDevelopment #NYCRealEstate #PropertyManagement #RealEstateInvesting https://lnkd.in/edBih9wA

The U.S. is experiencing a construction surge, with over 500,000 new apartment units expected to be completed in 2024—the first time we've reached this milestone! By 2028, more than two million new units will be available nationwide. This rapid development is reshaping our cities and opening up exciting real estate market opportunities. San Francisco, are you ready to explore what these trends could mean for you? 📲 Reach out to learn how these trends could impact your buying or investing strategy! Justin Goldberg I DRE 01705028 M: 415-533-9202 #realestateupdate #sanfranciscohomes #apartmentboom #realestatemarket #newdevelopments #urbanliving #investmentopportunity #sanfranciscorealestate #realestateagent #cityliving #propertyinvestment #compass #compasssf #luxuryrealestate #realestateagentsf #realestatesf #agentsf #realtorsf #sfhomes #sflistings #sanfranciscohomes #sanfranciscohomes #goldberggroup

🌟 Real estate is the foundation of wealth, and Seifert Capital is here to help you build it! Whether it’s single-family homes, multi-unit buildings, or commercial spaces, we’ll find the right fit for your portfolio. 🏘️📈 🔑 Ready to take the next step? #RealEstateInvestments #SeifertCapital #FinancialGrowth #InvestmentProperty #BuildYourFuture #RealEstateJourney #SmartInvesting

In his latest article to be featured on Forbes.com, Hughes Marino’s senior executive managing director, David Marino, reveals how the industrial real estate market has recently done a full reversal.   The industrial market is facing a similar post-Covid correction as office has, but for different reasons as David outlines. As sublease space and new construction floods the markets, availability rates have now surpassed pre-Covid rates in most major markets, yet pricing hasn’t adjusted. Landlords and their brokers are hoping that tenants don’t figure out what’s really going on in the market.   For tenants and business owners, this presents new opportunities that can best be realized with the guidance of a knowledgeable tenant advisor. Check out David’s full analysis to learn how to maximize your advantage in today’s industrial market.

Thompson Thrift is excited to share insights on the current state of the Phoenix industrial market and why we feel notable plans for near-term investment demonstrate a promising outlook for the future of the market. “While national industrial numbers continue to show a cool down after record growth coming out of the pandemic, Phoenix’s diversified economy, affordability relative to other larger cities in the Southwest and business-friendly regulation have allowed it to remain one of the strongest markets for population and job growth and one of the top-performing industrial markets in the nation,” said Ashlee Boyd, Managing Partner for Thompson Thrift Commercial. To read more about our team's insights on the positive net absorption and large scale deliveries in the Phoenix market, strong leasing activity and notable plans for expansion for our industrial developments, and the impact of low construction starts and healthy pre-leasing activity on rent growth, please visit our website https://bit.ly/3KO2XQW . . . #industrial #industrialmarket #commercial #phoenix #phoenixindustrial #phoenixmarket #commercialdevelopment #industrialdevelopment #thompsonthriftcommercial #ttcomm #phoenixindustrialmarket #thompsonthrift #weareTT

Zoning reform is important, but before you change your codes you need to understand commercial financing and the tax system. These are the giant elephants in the room that even the most eloquent zoning codes cannot tackle.

Exciting Developments in Augusta Industrial Real Estate! 🏭✨ Get the scoop on the latest property opportunities and developments with Sherman and Hemstreet. 📰🏢🔄 #industrialrealestate #realestateinvesting #propertyupdates #realestatenews #AugustaRealEstate

When selecting the ideal location for an industrial commercial real estate project, several important factors must be taken into account. Read the full article: Location Matters: The Key to Industrial Real Estate Success ▸ https://lttr.ai/AQ8JP #IndustrialRealEstate #ForCREInvestors #CommercialRealEstate

Mixed-use real estate developments offer a unique blend of residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial spaces within a single property. One of the critical aspects of managing such developments effectively is evaluating commercial tenants. Commercial tenants can significantly impact the overall success and profitability of a mixed-use development. When placing commercial tenants, it’s important to keep in mind that the placement of a CAP rate on that income is a reflection of their risk profile. A higher CAP rate indicated a potentially higher return on investment, but may be riskier, while a lower cap rate suggests lower risk – but lower returns. In a mixed-use development, different commercial tenants may warrant different CAP rates based on various factors. These factors include creditworthiness, lease terms, market trends, and your overall tenant mix strategy. Check out today's blog post where we dig deeper into your commercial tenant CAP rates and how to value the components of your mixed-use buildings. https://lnkd.in/eX6v4Bew