

What CRE Owners Need to Do Now to Capitalize on the One Big Beautiful Bill
Commercial real estate owners are standing at a rare moment of advantage, thanks to the recently enacted legislation informally dubbed...


Green Building Incentives in the OBBB: What Landlords Should Consider
Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword in suburban real estate markets like the Oregon Bend-Bend Basin (OBBB). For landlords,...


Zoning Reform and the OBBB: A New Direction for Suburban Office Conversions
Suburban communities across the U.S. are facing a rare alignment of economic pressure, underutilized commercial space, and a shifting...


Incentives Hidden in the OBBB: What CRE Investors Should Know
The Opportunity, Broadband, and Building Better Act (OBBB) may not get the same kind of spotlight as headline-grabbing tax code changes...


How the One Big Beautiful Bill Will Reshape Commercial Real Estate
The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), recently signed into federal law, is poised to shift the momentum of the commercial real estate sector...


Understanding Common Area Maintenance (CAM) Charges for Property Owners
Common Area Maintenance (CAM) charges are a critical revenue component for landlords of retail, office, and industrial properties. Though...


Environmental Due Diligence in Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Environmental due diligence is not a box to check—it’s a critical step in protecting the long-term viability of any commercial real...


Navigating Commercial Property Taxes in Illinois: A Guide for Owners
Commercial property taxes in Illinois present one of the most significant operating expenses for real estate investors, developers, and...


Protecting Your Assets with Commercial Building Insurance
As a property owner, safeguarding your investment is paramount. A commercial building is often a significant asset, both financially and...


Advanced Strategies for Commercial Property Owners in Illinois to Boost NOI
Maximizing Net Operating Income (NOI) for commercial properties in Illinois requires more than the standard rent increase or cost-cutting...


Cost Segregation: Uncovering Hidden Tax Savings in Commercial Properties
Cost segregation isn’t new—but its impact is often underestimated. For commercial property owners, especially those with properties...


Owning vs. Leasing: Which Strategy Fits Your Business Goals?
Real estate strategy isn't one-size-fits-all, especially for business owners focused on long-term scalability and asset control. The...


Stabilizing Troubled Assets: How a Receiver Helps Lenders Regain Control
When a commercial real estate asset slips into distress, the clock starts ticking. Vacancies grow, revenue dries up, and deferred...


From Wasted Square Footage to Smarter Layouts: Addressing Workplace Inefficiencies Through Real Estate
Commercial real estate professionals and corporate tenants are reassessing the value of every square foot, and for good reason....


FS vs. NNN: How Lease Type Impacts Your Bottom Line as a Landlord
Lease structure is one of the most direct tools landlords can use to manage risk, stabilize cash flow, and enhance long-term asset value....


Ongoing Investment Analysis: Tracking Your Property’s Financial Health
Real estate is not a static asset. Unlike stocks or bonds, where tracking performance relies on relatively straightforward market...


Cost Segregation Basics: Boosting Cash Flow Through Strategic Depreciation
Real estate investors often overlook one of the most effective methods to accelerate cash flow: cost segregation. While the term may...


The Most Common Budgeting Mistakes Landlords Make—and How to Avoid Them
Landlords often focus heavily on acquisition costs, rental income projections, and basic operating expenses—but long-term profitability...


Mastering the 1031 Exchange: A Guide for Commercial Real Estate Investors
A 1031 exchange, named after Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, is a powerful tax-deferral strategy used by commercial real...


Convert Real Estate into Liquidity: The Case for a Sale-Leaseback
Owning commercial real estate has long been considered a sign of financial stability for businesses. However, in today’s market, holding...
