Realtors® Remain Positive on Commercial Market as Economy Remains Robust
While challenges remain, Realtors® specializing in the commercial real estate sector should have confidence that growth will continue in the marketplace, according to speakers at the Commercial Economic Issues and Trends […]
Giliberto-Levy Monitor calls 2017 a banner year for commercial mortgage investments
John B. Levy & Company published the Giliberto-Levy Monitor for the fourth quarter of 2017, revealing that commercial mortgage investments totaled their highest full-year return since 2014. The 0.36 percent […]
Environmental group challenges Sunset Beach development
SUNSET BEACH, N.C. (AP) — An environmental group is challenging a state permit allowing a developer to build 21 houses on oceanfront property at Sunset Beach, along with a bridge. […]
Development based on Mormonism founder’s plan finds few fans
SHARON, Vt. – An obelisk soars into the sky on a hill in central Vermont, marking the birthplace of the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints […]
Biggest deals of 2013
CHARLOTTE – The Queen City won’t remember 2013 as a year in which commercial development ran riot, as little was built in the large-scale office and industrial markets. But several […]
West Side story: Commercial development has bypassed area, but streetcar could bring changes
Mike Griffin said he can remember a time in the city’s history when the West Side was a destination. But over the years, commercial activity in other areas of the city – and very little development in this part of town – has killed the reputation of the West Side, specifically the Freedom Drive corridor between Interstates 77 and 85, as a destination for shoppers or developers.
Developing news: Commercial projects likely to increase
Retail follows rooftops. It’s the old real estate adage explaining how commercial development responds to residential development. So the recent growth in homebuilding and homebuying in the Charlotte market – which is expected to continue into 2014 – will likely be accompanied by increased commercial development over the next two years, even if developers are still cautious about the overall[...]
Real estate heavy hitters guardedly optimistic about Charlotte market
Several real estate executives spoke about the condition of the city’s real estate market Tuesday morning from the stage in a glitzy ballroom at the uptown Hilton, which coincidentally is in one of the submarkets they were most excited about. The tone in the room was mostly positive, as would be expected from a corporate-sponsored event called “Third Annual State of the Market.”
Cato could kick-start commercial development in Fort Mill
For every $1 the York County, S.C., town of Fort Mill receives in property taxes on residential properties, it has to spend $1.40 on services such as fire, police and schools. But for every $1 the town gets in taxes from commercial properties, it spends only 31 cents on services.
LandLines: What’s your biggest project so far this year?
Development in the Charlotte area appears to have picked up in 2012 and continues to gain momentum. That got us thinking. So we asked five developers what is the biggest project they’ve worked on so far this year.
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