Bull Realty, a commercial brokerage firm headquartered in Atlanta, celebrates 25 years in business on January 1. The firm founded by Michael Bull, CCIM in 1998, has grown to become one of the most active, privately-owned commercial brokerage firms in the…
READ »The original plan in 2010 was a call-in show at 10am on Saturdays on one radio station in Atlanta. Michael Bull was going to take calls and answer multifamily and commercial real estate questions. However, a month before the first show, Salem Media ca…
READ »Many business leaders are looking at the current economy and market conditions and realizing that this is a good time to consider a sale-leaseback transaction. While companies do sale-leasebacks in all types of market conditions, the current high dema…
READ »Needing office space within 90 days is like your basketball team being behind with 90 seconds left in the game. You can still achieve your goal, but you need a proven game plan, a strong team effort and a full court press. The normal time for a need’s…
READ »Tenants who find they have excess space may sublease to your firm. A sublease can provide benefits including cost and timing. A sublease can also have detriments, one of which could be catastrophic. Benefits Potential under market rent. The orig…
READ »The increased returns from a 1031 exchange can be substantial. For a small price range example, if you sold a property for $1,500,000 without doing a 1031 exchange, paid off a $500,000 loan and the taxes due are only $150,000, you will have $850,000 to r…
READ »On a previous episode of The Commercial Real Estate Show, I discussed “How Real Estate Decisions Impact Your Business.” If you own, operate or lead a company, there are certain real estate strategies that will add considerable value to your business. …
READ »Yes! Interest rates have risen and make it harder to justify current-day cap rates. There’s hope! Here are a few strategies that will improve investor yield and enable you to get into the market. Read “How to Succeed in this Market!” 1. Shorter T…
READ »A question central to hotel investors when acquiring properties with a PIP is what type of pickup will I see in revenue after completion? A newer and fresher hotel should command higher revenue, but knowing what increase to underwrite can feel like a com…
READ »While some participants are watching from the sidelines, trying to decide when to get in the game, others are taking advantage of supply and demand dynamics and closing transactions. While cap rates vary on location, building quality, lease terms, future…
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