Blogs & Articles

How to Become a Smart Commercial Real Estate Developer and Investor?

by Keith Thomas | Mar 14, 2025

This year is shaping up to be quite tumultuous for commercial real estate — but those who know how to identify undervalued assets and secure favorable financing may find plenty of opportunities to seize distressed opportunities and execute strategic acquisitions. With...

A CRE Investor’s Guide to Commercial Property Zones

by Keith Thomas | Mar 11, 2025

As a commercial real estate investor, you know that maximizing your ROI hinges on understanding the playing field — and this playing field is defined by CRE zoning laws, which is essentially your rulebook. It dictates how a CRE property can be used and shapes the...

5 Smartest Way to Buy Commercial Property in 2025

by Keith Thomas | Mar 7, 2025

The past few years have been rough waters for commercial real estate. Declining values influenced by rising interest rates, economic uncertainty, and concerns about the office market certainly impacted investor confidence and caused widespread anxiety. But the tide...

7 Hottest US Cities to Invest in CRE in 2025

by Keith Thomas | Mar 4, 2025

CRE investment seems to be at a turning point as we enter 2025, with the combination of stable rates and infrastructure growth reshaping the market and collectively influencing funding dynamics. Despite recent turbulence, CRE prices found their footing in early 2024...

How to Align Macro Trends, Enterprise Priorities, and CRE Strategy in the Context of Today’s CRE Market

by Keith Thomas | Feb 28, 2025

Corporate real estate (sometimes shortened as CRE, but not to be confused with commercial real estate) encompasses all the real estate assets your company manages for operational purposes — from office spaces and retail stores to warehouses and other critical...

The Future of Farmland: 2025 Outlook

by Keith Thomas | Feb 25, 2025

Farmland values have been stable despite recent challenges — from political shifts caused by the change in administration to economic fluctuations caused by global market dynamics. This is not a surprise, as historical data has proven them resilient over the years. In...