Real estate agents looking to get a foothold into the commercial real estate space could face challenges due to the industry’s entrenchment in tradition and old-school attitudes. That’s why the commercial real estate brokerage space is ripe for change and eXp Commercial has emerged as the CRE brokerage to watch. Here are 15 reasons why eXp Commercial is turning heads in the commercial real estate brokerage space.
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In a cost segregation analysis, your client’s property elements are divided into two categories: real property, which includes permanent and immobile objects, like their building’s foundation, and personal property, which includes objects like a kitchen
With demographics driving property demand, the bigger picture points to generally strong drivers across the real estate spectrum.
When interest rates are discussed in broad terms, mortgage rates are the main lens, but the hikes are also spilling onto all segments of the housing industry, including multifamily.
Despite inflation and rising rates, multifamily maintains many of the same strong fundamentals as it did at the end of 2021.
Apartment rents are growing more slowly than they did in 2021, but at a pace faster than the years immediately preceding the pandemic, according to the latest national rent report by Apartment List.