Amazon Expands in Aurora with New Warehouse Acquisition
Amazon Expands in Aurora with New Warehouse Acquisition Amazon continues to strengthen its logistics network, acquiring another significant warehouse site in Aurora, Illinois. This latest
Amazon Expands in Aurora with New Warehouse Acquisition Amazon continues to strengthen its logistics network, acquiring another significant warehouse site in Aurora, Illinois. This latest
AI and cloud data center demand surged in early 2024, dropping vacancy rates in the Americas to 3%. Over 80% of new developments were pre-leased, pushing lease rates higher.
Over the last few weeks, two new California bills—AB 98 and SB 1103—have been making waves in the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. If you’re hearing different things about what they actually mean, you’re not alone. Let’s clear it up!
California Extends Notice Period for Zoning Changes Under New Law Governor Gavin Newsom has signed into law a bill sponsored by NAIOP SoCal that extends
How the 2024 Election Could Change Real Estate Markets As the U.S. prepares for the 2024 presidential election, the potential impact on the real estate
NAIOP Fall 2024 Capital Markets Update says that rising interest rates and inflation have reshaped investment strategies and property valuations across the sector.
Home Depot is expanding its presence in the Phoenix suburbs with new stores planned in Surprise and Buckeye, AZ. The upcoming locations will include large warehouse stores, one near Cactus Road and Loop 303, and the other in the Costco-anchored Buckeye Commons shopping center.
Google’s $400 million expansion in Nevada is set to transform the state’s commercial real estate landscape while fueling tech innovation and sustainable growth.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management is making a strategic shift back into real estate equity investments after years of offloading assets from its balance sheet.
Biscuit Flats Dev LLC, an affiliate of Mack Real Estate Group (MREG), won the auction to acquire development rights for over 2,300 acres of land next to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation’s (TSMC) campus in Phoenix’s North Valley…
With Taiwan Semiconductor’s upcoming fab in north Phoenix sparking a land rush, the Arizona State Land Department gears up to auction prime real estate adjacent to the campus, totaling over 2,340 acres…
CapRock Partners has acquired Longbow Industrial Park, a two-building Class A industrial complex in Mesa, Arizona, from a private investor…
QTS Realty Trust is set to transform the Phoenix area with its massive new QTS PHX 3 campus, a 3 million square foot development in Glendale…
Chart–1: Note that the checkmark ( ) indicates that the investment type provides an advantage for that item, while the “X” ( ) indicates that it does not. This table is not intended to be comprehensive or definitive, but rather to provide a general comparison of the advantages of commercial real estate investments to other common types of investments. It’s important to remember that the advantages and disadvantages of each type of investment will depend on a variety of factors, including the specific investment opportunity, the investor’s goals and risk tolerance, and the current economic environment. 1) Steady Income: The steady income generated by commercial real estate assets is typically one of the most significant advantages of this type of investment. This income can provide a reliable source of cash flow for investors, making it a valuable addition to any portfolio. 2) Diversification: Commercial real estate assets can help investors diversify their portfolios, reducing their overall risk exposure. This is particularly valuable for investors who are looking to balance their portfolios and minimize the impact of market fluctuations. 3) Tangible Asset: The fact that commercial real estate assets are tangible assets that can be physically assessed and inspected provides investors with a greater sense of control and security. 4) Inflation Hedge: Commercial real estate investments can be an effective hedge against inflation, as rents and property values tend to rise in tandem with inflation. 5) Tax Benefits: The tax benefits associated with investing in commercial real estate can provide significant advantages for investors, particularly those who are looking to minimize their tax liabilities. 6) Potential for Appreciation: The potential for commercial real estate assets to appreciate in value over time can provide investors with capital gains when they sell the property. 7) Control: The level of control that investors have over their commercial real estate investments can be a significant advantage, particularly for those who are looking to take an active role in managing their portfolios.
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