ShareWhat do a commercial development, an aesthetic surgery center and a church building sale have in common? Creative dealmaking. Delve into the stories of three real estate transactions and how pros Imran Bhaidani, Donald Beck, and Christopher Cockerham handled unique, sometimes tricky circumstances on the way to closing. Plus: Help small investor clients weather the lending environment, bring down property operating costs, and learn about an NAR tax proposal that would benefit single-family investors while opening inventory for first-time buyers—all this and more in the fall 2023 issue of CREATE.
In This Issue
For the first time since 2006, the retail availability rate across U.S. central business districts has surpassed the rate in the suburbs.
Alexandria, Va becomes a leader in office-to-residential transformations.
Avoid surprises through social listening.
Developers face ‘no deal,’ as areas tighten control.
Here are four ways to avoid violation claims.
Offering renters unique services helps owners capitalize on unused spaces.
Purchase and sale activity contradicts a cautious lending environment.
Meet three Commercial real estate pros who handled special, sometimes tricky circumstances on the way to closing.
Tightening your grip on operating expenses? You may have more options to manage costs than you think.
Brokers can help small investor clients deal with the rising cost of borrowing.
Despite challenges, the U.S. presents favorable conditions for global investors.
With long-term interest rates returning to normal, real estate opportunities abound.
REALTORS® gathered with members of Congress at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. for the REALTOR® National Block Party.
NAR has conducted community preferences surveys for over 20 years, providing members with information on shifting American lifestyles & trends.
Congress can help level the field by passing tax incentives for landlords selling single-family homes.
The conversion of Duffey Lofts in Minneapolis demanded several surprise solutions.
