Over the last year, the commercial real estate industry has had a whirlwind of market factors affecting businesses and investors alike. However, compared to the nationwide statistics, the Dallas-Fort Worth market has thrived with stable fundamentals, promising growth, and attractive cap rates.
When looking for commercial real estate to expand your business, do not always think you should select a typical, cookie-cutter design and layout. Looking for value add properties, no matter their previous use, and then twisting that design, preserving the building’s history, and adapting to your surroundings has become a new investment trend! Notorious for doing this is big-box retailer, Target.
M&D Real Estate is pleased to announce that as of Tues., Feb. 14, 2023, construction is now underway on our new office location in downtown Forney, Texas. We are officially opening a new office in Forney and have plans to open an office in the Royse City, Texas market this year and will begin offering our full range of services to clients.
Have you heard about the new, major developments coming to the Rockwall County area? Rockwall itself is growing fast, increasing its population by 2% each year. But also growing fast are Rockwall’s neighboring cities, Rowlett, Fate and Royse City, Texas, which are exploding with new homes, people and now, commercial developments.
With owning commercial real estate comes keeping your property in order. This can have a huge impact not only on the tenant businesses’ productivity and efficiency, but also on the value of the property. Increasing the value of a commercial property can bring many benefits for landlords.
It’s that time of year. Budgeting for a commercial property can be a complex endeavor involving many considerations and cost-saving measures to take into account and contemplate before finalizing your budget for the upcoming year.
In a market like this, it’s important to have a strong understanding of what’s forecasted before making your next investment.
Commercial Real Estate deals and lending do not appear to be slowing down just yet, according to a new report out by CoStar. Commercial Real Estate loans increased in the third quarter of 2022 by 2.2%, up from the previous quarter’s 2.1% growth. Overall, lending rose $37.4 billion.
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The Dallas-Fort Worth Commercial Real Estate Market is Still a Solid Bet for Investors… Especially with All the Migration to the Area and Massive Job
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