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Real estate development and investment firm Industrial Realty Group, LLC (IRG) recently announced the execution of a full building lease at the company’s 2201 Cooper Ave. project in Merced, Calif.
Representing significant absorption of one of the Central Valley’s premier manufacturing and distribution assets, this lease will have a regional agricultural manufacturer oc...
Moving a business is a logistics project stacked on top of running the business itself. Your team keeps serving customers while you plan the move around them, and neither one pauses for the other. How early and how thoroughly you plan is what decides whether the move barely registers or costs you lost mail, downtime, and customers who cannot find you.
Whatever is promp...
JLL’s Capital Markets group recently announced a refinancing arrangement on behalf of Vanbarton Group, LLC — a $352 million loan is a floating rate, single-asset single-borrower (SASB) refinancing through Goldman Sachs for the office property at 425 Lexington Ave.
The JLL Capital Markets Debt Advisory team representing the borrower was led by Senior Managing Directors ...
Good photos do real work for a commercial listing. They pull in more views online, more brochure requests, and more showings, which is what moves a space toward a deal. Weak or careless photos do the opposite, since prospects rarely give a listing a second look once a poor first image sets the tone. Strong images are the backbone of a
If you are starting out in commercial real estate, or thinking about it, you have probably heard how many people leave in the first few years. It is a real number, and it is easy to read as a verdict on whether you belong here. It usually is not. The people who leave rarely go because they lacked talent or picked a bad market. More often it comes down to a handful of avoidabl...