by Alex Rodriguez | Aug 23, 2018 | Blog
It looks like Albertsons’ purchase of Rite Aid isn’t going through after all. Rite Aid shareholders reportedly didn’t support the acquisition, which would have given Albertsons 2,500 drugstores and made it a larger player in that sector of retail. It follows a failed...
by Solomon Rosenbaum PE, CEM, CPMP | Aug 20, 2018 | Blog
As most professionals in the commercial real estate due-diligence world expected, the popularity of the Fannie Mae Green Rewards and Freddie Mac Green Advantage programs has continued to rise. GRS Group saw a steady increase in the workflow through 2017 and the trend...
by grsgrouptest | Aug 15, 2018 | Blog
Retail real estate hasn’t garnered the most positive attention compared to other commercial real estate sectors, but many of its fundamentals are in good shape despite the negative attention. Trepp recently released a report pointing to many positive metric trends...
by grsgrouptest | Aug 13, 2018 | Blog
The Miami area reportedly has a problem that developers in many metro areas would be jealous of – the need for more office construction. Though second-quarter vacancy increased year over year, the problem the area faces is a lack of class A space in urban cores, which...
by Steve Canty | Aug 10, 2018 | Blog
With the strong advent of Amazon, brick-and-mortar retail doesn’t have a lot of optimism right now. But Southern California’s retail sector of commercial real estate seems to be holding up well, despite reports of doom and gloom. A recent Colliers International report...
by grsgrouptest | Jul 31, 2018 | Blog
Cushman & Wakefield is apparently going public. Reports have the commercial real estate brokerage firm seeking to gather about $765 million, which would value the company at $3.57 billion, and share prices would be between $16 and $18 per share. Bisnow reports...
