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In commercial real estate, curb appeal is more than aesthetic—it’s psychological. The moment a customer drives by or steps onto a property, they form an opinion about the tenants inside.

In commercial real estate, maintaining a profitable, well-run property involves much more than collecting rent. Behind every successful shopping center, strip mall, or grocery-anchored center is a dedicated property manager overseeing the daily operations that keep the asset running smoothly and tenants satisfied.

The commercial real estate industry experienced significant shifts in 2025—particularly in the retail sector.

In commercial real estate, there's a reason the phrase " location, location, location" has stood the test of time. Whether you're you're investing in retail space, office space, or a shopping center, location plays a defining role in determining both risk and return.

Flamingo Marketplace in Pembroke Pines, FL, is excited to spotlight the newly rebranded Lume Bistro & Lounge, formerly known as Grand Café.

Curb appeal matters—especially in competitive markets. Upgrading facades, signage, lighting, and landscaping can completely change the perception of a shopping center or grocery-anchored center.

Managing a shopping center—whether it's a grocery-anchored center, strip mall, or ample retail space—requires more than just filling vacancies and collecting rent. It demands a hands-on, strategic approach that balances leasing, tenant relations, and long-term asset performance.

In commercial real estate, the relationship between property management and ongoing maintenance is inseparable, especially when it comes to operating a thriving shopping center, grocery-anchored center, or retail space.

In commercial real estate, maintaining a well-managed shopping center, strip mall, or office space goes far beyond collecting rent. One of the most essential and often overlooked responsibilities for a landlord, broker, or property manager is conducting regular property inspections.

In today's competitive commercial real estate market, cutting operating expenses can significantly boost a property's bottom line and utility costs are one of the best places to start.

In commercial real estate, the agent you choose directly affects the outcome of your lease or investment.

In real estate, the condition of a property directly impacts its value and performance. Commercial real estate, shopping centers, and multi-family buildings require consistent oversight to function efficiently.

Thorough property management is essential to protecting your real estate investment. For landlords overseeing commercial real estate, multi-family residential units, or shopping centers, preventative maintenance is the key to minimizing expenses and retaining tenants.

Effective property management demands more than just collecting rent and handling maintenance calls.

Managing a property comes with many responsibilities, and maintenance often tops the list as one of the most demanding. Left unchecked, s...

Seasonal upkeep is vital to keeping everything running smoothly—whether you manage multi-family residential buildings, shopping centers...

Just like any living thing, a building requires care to prevent and heal from the wear and tear of everyday use. Maintenance issues can ...

Are you aware of the ways technology is reshaping commercial real estate? From multi-family residential complexes to bustling shopping ce...

Have you ever dreamt of bringing your business vision to life with a brand new commercial real estate space?

Spring brings a sense of renewal and positivity. It's also the perfect time for commercial real estate owners to focus on property safety...