A word of caution for commercial investors and brokers: Do not rely entirely on any one paid research platform for market information. We discovered a 30% gap of sales transactions from one of our top paid sources of information during a recent market data review. As a broker, I build my database of transaction and property information from multiple paid sources, public records, information directly from buyers and sellers, and multiple other sources to have an accurate pulse

A proposed ordinance to add steps to the commercial real estate leasing process could be damaging for business in Jacksonville. As reported by the Jax Daily Record here a city council member has proposed an ordinance requiring a Building Confirmation Letter as part of the Certificate of Use application process. The intent of the bill is to protect small businesses from leasing space not compatible with the operation of their business. This may sound like a good thing, but

I spotted this active construction site from the river of TriBridge Residential, LLC, an Atlanta-based developer. According to the news article, the plan is for two luxury apartment buildings on either side of Bishipgate Lane for a combined unit count of 125 apartments. Addresses for the two are 500 Bishopgate Lane and 550 Bishopgate Lane. My rough estimate for completion timeframe would be at the end of 2018 to Spring of 2019. The latest article I could find was Derek Gillia