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Financial Strategies - Grandma's Attic 2020

The question as to what to do with the skeletons of the once-great American shopping scene has been on the table for years now.

2020’s pandemic-shaped outlook posed challenges to all areas of business. From office to industrial, no one escaped this year’s disruptors unscathed. One of the worst-hit commercial sectors has undoubtedly been the foodservice industry. The restaurant scene was utterly surrounded by opposition to business success. Market closures, changing consumer sentiments, and fears of highly contagious diseases ravaged the restaurant industry all across the country. However, restaurants are resilient. Despite the mounting challenges, this business was able to stay above water and…

2020’s lease restructuring period isn’t anything like the industry’s used to. This year is filled with previously unforeseen obstacles, including pandemic disruptions, an economic downturn, and flood waves of new policies that implicate the commercial space. If you’re struggling with these circumstances, don’t let the opportunity to restructure your lease idly pass you by. This gives tenants the chance to establish new leasing agreements that can potentially help them down the line. Reducing expenses, rewriting protocols, and other edits can…

Commercial real estate’s industrial sphere has been a winner in the business for years now. Often called the ‘golden child’ of commercial real estate, industrial spaces seem to thrive even when everything else is facing challenges. It’s becoming increasingly clear that warehousing is the way of the future. Riding on the back of e-commerce alone, the industrial space is set up for success. But, in preparation for the anticipated growth, warehouses are undergoing a contemporary makeover. Here are the latest…

We made it. Against all odds, loads of anxiety, and a solid amount of fear, the world is emerging out of the pandemic’s lockdown status. While the virus is certainly not south of us yet, markets across the country are starting to reopen – slowly but surely. This development is met by mixed emotions from all directions, but progress is being made one step at a time. During a trial and error period like this, every market can learn something…

Cleveland, Ohio – NAI Pleasant Valley in Cleveland, OH & NAI Robert Lynn in Dallas, TX, both member offices of NAI Global, worked together on the lease renewal of Kintetsu World Express. Kintetsu is an international air freight forwarding company based in Japan. They were represented by Mark Miller, SIOR of NAI Robert Lynn in Dallas, TX and assisted by David Hexter, SIOR and Jeffrey Calig, CCIM of NAI Pleasant Valley in the lease renewal transaction totaling 33,824 SF at…