Perking down: Where commercial property incentives are becoming harder to find

Perking down: Where commercial property incentives are becoming harder to find (access required)

These days the question for Roy Goode isn’t whether he’ll offer any free rent at his retail center in Pineville. It’s how much.

With Charlotte’s commercial real estate market still stuck in tenants’ favor, landlords continue to bite the bullet and offer free rent. And some don’t expect free rent and other tenant incentives to disappear in the near future. But in some sections, the incentives appear to have begun drying up.

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