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Key Takeaways: A property’s value is not defined solely by its location, lease roll, or price per square foot. It’s defined by what you can do with it. This becomes painfully clear when a multimillion-dollar mixed-use project stalls over a shadow study, parking requirement, or a neighborhood objection. These details determine who controls the decision,…

Key Takeaways: What is commercial space, really? Well, it’s not merely four walls and a floor plan. It’s a labyrinth of financial obligations – operating expenses, renewal conditions, and escalation mechanics buried deep inside agreements that landlords negotiate daily and founders encounter perhaps twice in a decade. Real estate ranks as the second-largest expense most…

Key Takeaways: Flex space is what happens when commercial real estate stops choosing between office, warehouse, and light industrial uses — and decides to be all three at once, without the burden of costly structural overhauls. The market case is hard to dismiss: Demand for flex space has surged 19% above pre-pandemic levels. By 2030,…

Key Takeaways: Mixed-use developments are redefining real estate investment by combining residential, commercial, and retail spaces into integrated properties that deliver superior returns compared to traditional single-use buildings. The numbers behind mixed-use development benefits aren’t compelling enough on paper or a blog. What they don’t capture is the ground-level reality: residents in well-designed mixed-use developments…

Whitney Taylor of KW Commercial’s Coastal Land & Commercial Group recently represented the sale of 60–62 Manchester Street in Concord, New Hampshire. The property, most recently occupied by Dunkin’, has been acquired by Red Blazer Restaurant & Pub, which plans to expand its bakery operations at the site. The $951,000 transaction marks a full-circle moment…

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