Nashville

Shopping center properties have an attractive supply-demand imbalance that is helping to stave off negative effects from economic uncertainty.

The supply has been failing to keep up with the demand — but that now might be changing.

Investors are increasingly turning to two complementary strategies to improve operational efficiency.

Oracle took the top deal with its 65,548-square-foot sublease in Downtown.

NNN assets have seen a decrease in values, largely due to higher interest rates. Despite optimism in the market, if history is any guide, pricing correction likely hasn’t concluded.

It includes two brands, which will offer a mix of residential, hotel, and retail space.

Lower interest rates and market stability have renewed developer confidence, but the market is still in recovery.

Survive to 2025 has been the industry mantra for the last two years. Now, commercial real estate investment is finally turning a corner.