Commercial Real Estate

Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 9-13

by Phil Hall | Mar 13, 2026

The negative impact of a neighbor’s yard on a home sale, a Seattle billionaire abruptly moves to Florida, and a department store executive vows to keep his locations open Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 9-13

Prudent Growth Partners Acquires Alabama Retail Center for $7.6 Million

by Phil Hall | Mar 13, 2026

Located in the Huntsville metro area, the center was constructed in 2008 and is 96.64% leased. Continue Reading Prudent Growth Partners Acquires Alabama Retail Center for $7.6 Million

Ritz-Carlton Residences Coming to Houston

by Phil Hall | Mar 6, 2026

Sales and marketing for the property are handled through private appointment by Redeavor Group. Continue Reading Ritz-Carlton Residences Coming to Houston

Grocery Outlet to Close 36 Underperforming Stores

by Phil Hall | Mar 6, 2026

“We are not fully exiting any state,” said President and CEO Jason Potter. Continue Reading Grocery Outlet to Close 36 Underperforming Stores

Mississippi Lawmakers Reject Proposal for New Jackson State University Football Stadium

by Phil Hall | Mar 6, 2026

Jackson State is planning to request $19 million for stadium structural repairs as part of its Fiscal Year 2027 legislative agenda. Continue Reading Mississippi Lawmakers Reject Proposal for New Jackson State University Football Stadium

Six Flags Sells 7 Amusement Parks for $331 Million

by Phil Hall | Mar 5, 2026

Six Flags said it plans to operate its remaining collection of 34 parks across 23 locations in North America for the 2026 season. Continue Reading Six Flags Sells 7 Amusement Parks for $331 Million

Brad Bazley Joins Perform Properties as Chief Technology Officer

by Phil Hall | Mar 5, 2026

Bazley comes to Perform from Internet Brands, where he served as vice president and chief information officer. Continue Reading Brad Bazley Joins Perform Properties as Chief Technology Officer

Nashville Businesses Protest Rising Property Taxes

by Phil Hall | Mar 5, 2026

Mayor Freddie O’Connell explained that taxes are higher because local property valuations have increased. Continue Reading Nashville Businesses Protest Rising Property Taxes

St. Petersburg Mayor: City is in ‘Better Place’ Without New Stadium for Tampa Bay Rays

by Phil Hall | Mar 5, 2026

St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch has no regrets that the Tampa Bay Rays withdrew their plans last year to build a stadium in his city. Indeed, he’s quite happy about it. Last March, the team discontinued its plans for a new $1.3 billion, 30,000-seat venue in St....