Commercial development is the ground-up construction of income-producing commercial property: office, retail, industrial, healthcare, hospitality, and increasingly specialized assets such as data centers.
Log in to followI do renovations. Someone told me the natural next step from gut jobs is a small ground-up commercial shell, a 6,000 square foot retail building on a pad, because it's the simples…
The parcel is 44 acres, agricultural zoning, two miles from a substation with visible capacity headroom and a rail spur on the far boundary. I've held it eight years at a basis th…
Trying to decide whether the office uptick people are pointing at is something a service business should build around, and the answer depends entirely on what's driving it. The fo…
Rural county, population under 20,000, and the development authority has an abatement package and a tenant prospect that wants 80,000 square feet on a rail spur that runs past my…
A landowner client asked me last month what it would cost to find out whether her 60 acres could get 40 megawatts, and I didn't have a price because I've never sold that. I spent…
Third inquiry this quarter came from a general contractor prequalifying subs for hyperscale work about 90 minutes out. Big scopes, long schedules, prequalification requirements I'…
Every LP position I hold today is an operating asset with a rent roll I can read line by line. Ground-up is the part I keep circling and not committing to, and I'd like to hear wh…
Two offering memos for roughly the same thing crossed my desk this month, a mid-sized industrial shell in a secondary market, and they put construction risk in completely differen…