Industrial real estate market slows down in Charlotte

There are several red flags that investors need to look out for when entering the world of commercial real estate investing, especially when diving into the shopping center sector. Here are the top 6 red flags to be on the lookout for when evaluating deals and opportunities. #RockStepCapital #CommericalRealEstate #Retail #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #ShoppingCenters #PassiveInvesting #InvestingForBeginners

Hyatt Commercial is pleased to announce the off-market sale of 2510 Aurora Place in Waldorf, Maryland, a ±9-acre industrial outdoor storage (IOS) property subject to a long-term ground lease with Williams Scotsman Modular. Represented by Bill Steffey, CRE, CCIM, Tyler Wood, and Justin Mullen, this transaction closed as an all-cash deal in just 60 days, reflecting continued investor confidence in the Waldorf industrial market. Read more: https://birdeye.cx/nms32c #HyattCommercial #CREwithCulture #MarylandCommercialRealEstate #ConnectingPeopleBusinessesRealEstate

10 Questions with Yasmin Ulhaq, Founder & Director of Glenfield Property Management From founding Glenfield to managing some of London’s most exceptional homes, Yasmin shares her insights on what it takes to deliver a truly bespoke property management service. In this Q&A, she discusses: - The inspiration behind Glenfield’s creation. - How service standards differ in the prime London market. - What “luxury” really means in property management. - The values that continue to shape Glenfield today. It’s an inside look at the mindset and vision driving one of London’s leading property management boutiques. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d_WkH43W #GlenfieldPM #LuxuryPropertyManagement #GlenfieldExcellence #LuxuryLiving #PropertyManagementUK #LondonRealEstate #GlenfieldBlog #YasminUlhaq

🌇 The Real Estate Forum 2025 gathered over 120 top real estate leaders to explore what’s next for Florida’s property market. From luxury condos and EV-ready offices to affordable housing and tech-driven hospitality, the insights were clear: Miami is more than a hot market—it's a global magnet for innovation and investment. 🚨 Interest rates? Insurance costs? Uncertainty? The experts see opportunity. Read the full article in MEET US Magazine by the Spain-US Chamber of Commerce and get the pulse on what's shaping the future of real estate in the U.S. 👉 Full article: https://zurl.co/WWZNT

Christie's International Real Estate president Gavin Swartzman recently spoke with Inman, sharing his thoughts on Christie's International Real Estate's growth plans, and what drives luxury buyers, among other topics.  Read more in Inman: http://bit.ly/48QPOUB

Colliers Experts Tom O'Brien, Vice Chair, and Michael Gelfman, SIOR, Executive Vice President, recently discussed the success of St. Louis Park’s West End with the Star Tribune. O’Brien and Gelfman say its proximity to downtown, and its live-work-play-stay model are key factors. Read more here: https://ow.ly/HC3W50XrP8u

CREalts for November 13, 2025: ➡️ Alternative CRE sectors like cold storage and medical office drive cap rate divergence in 2025 ➡️ Starwood Capital Group’s Barry Sternlicht says AI will replace workers as real estate embraces automation’s next phase ➡️ Sonder collapses under financial strain and plans Chapter 7 bankruptcy after failed Marriott integration ➡️ Air taxi company Archer Aviation buys Los Angeles airport for $126M ➡️ Self-storage REITs face cooling demand but maintain strength through disciplined balance sheets ➡️ Coastal Ridge Real Estate acquires 3 student housing properties for $90M ➡️ Luxury hotel room rates hit record highs as affluent Americans keep spending on experiences Newsmakers: Andrew Meeder, SIOR | Daniel Hudak | Matthew Curran, SIOR | Garrett Neustrom | Canyon Law | Abby McPherson | Jules Sherwood | Ran Preis | Henry Cornell | David Warren | Yechiel Dinowitz | John Huguenard | Trent Agnew | Dan Dooley | Patrick McBride | Taylor Snoddy | Eric Stockley | Kevin Leamy | Lauren Bresky | Al Rabil | David Selznick | Peter Westmeyer | Joe Magliochetti | Evan Kovac | Andrew Milne | John Chun | Elliott Sellers, CFA | Spencer Davidson | Brad Carroll | Marc Brutten | Jason Nordin #commercialrealestate #crealts #industrialoutdoorstorage #smallbay #coldstorage #datacenters #hospitality https://lnkd.in/eceehhas

🌟 Highlights from the 2025 Fall Forum – Vancouver 🌟 From October 5-9, more than 400 commercial real-estate professionals gathered at the JW Marriott Parq Vancouver to connect, learn, and invest in the future of the industry. 🔍 Key take-aways - Market insights: Top economists shared perspectives on current economic headwinds and growth opportunities for CRE. - Technology & analytics: Sessions highlighted how tools like STDB and AI are transforming site selection and decision-making. - Specialized learning tracks: Master-classes on build-to-suit development, structuring high-performance leases, and more. - Dealmaking & networking: A Deal Pitch Lunch, deal-making lounge, and global networking opportunities. - On-the-ground exposure: Vancouver industrial property tours blended real assets with market strategy. 🤝 Why it matters The Forum underscored that staying ahead requires connectivity, analytical rigor, and strategic foresight. 💡 M&T Healthcare Partners was proud to be in attendance, reinforcing our commitment to remain at the cutting edge of commercial real estate and to bring forward-looking solutions to our clients and partners. #2025FallForum #CommercialRealEstate #HealthcareRealEstate #CREInnovation #RealEstateNetworking #MarketInsights #MTHHealthcarePartners #VancouverEvents

Everyone’s saying the Miami roller coaster is swinging back up.   Half the real estate industry will still miss it. Craig Studnicky just called it in his Q3 ISG Report, “the stars are realigning for Miami.” But here’s the truth: The next Miami boom won’t reward whoever shouts “the market’s back.” It’ll reward whoever *understands what the market is becoming.* And Craig just gave us the blueprint. Yes, the data looks strong. Transactions are up. Days on market are down. Interest rates are easing. But when you zoom in on *where* that momentum is happening, the story changes. The winners in this next cycle won’t be the ones chasing headlines or speculating on rate cuts. They’ll be the ones who can read "the psychology of wealth migration"  who understand how today’s affluent buyers think, what they fear, and how they define “home” after  years of global uncertainty. The people moving to Miami in 2025 aren’t just escaping taxes. They’re escaping mediocrity. They want architecture that tells a story. Neighborhoods with narrative. And agents who don’t just “sell property” they "curate identity" Most agents and developers are still talking about “supply and demand.” That’s 2019 thinking. Because in the luxury segment, we don’t have an inventory problem, we have an imagination problem. Half of the condos over 30 years old are being written off as “too old.” But some of them, the well-located, architecturally timeless, properly capitalized buildings are the hidden luxury plays of the decade. Meanwhile, certain types pre-construction inventory is being oversold as “limited” when only a fraction is actually under construction. That scarcity isn’t a sales hook, it’s a signal of a deeper shift in developer psychology. They’re waiting for validation from *smart money* before they build. Here’s my take: 2026 won’t be defined by "booms" or “busts.” It’ll be defined by positioning. The agents and investors who win will be those who: * Sell architecture, not square footage. * Market vision, not velocity. * Anchor their narrative in legacy, not hype. Luxury is no longer about price per square foot, it’s about emotional real estate. Who feels seen, understood, and safe in the story you’re selling. What’s your take, are we truly in the next Miami boom? Or just entering the reposition phase before the real wealth transfer begins? 👇 Drop your thoughts below. Let’s separate the headline readers from the market interpreters. Also, You can check out Craig's complete Miami Report presentation here: https://lnkd.in/eCiGbZkb

🇺🇸 New Deal: Compass, Inc. has acquired Galleria International Realty to enhance its presence and service offerings in South Florida's luxury real estate market. 🏢 Target: Galleria International Realty 💼 Investor: Compass, Inc. 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/d8EWkk82 #MergersAndAcquisitions #PrivateEquity #USPrivateEquity #BusinessGrowth