If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Last week, we discussed how retail property owners choose the right pricing strategy based on asset type, tenant quality, lease structure, location, and buyer pool.

(Re-opening) The 10-year yield declined 0.030 percentage point to 4.539% today. The price is 98 23/32.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

In last month’s blog, we looked at how retail property owners decide whether to adjust pricing, hold firm, or wait in a changing market.

The 10-year yield rose 0.045 percentage point to 4.420% today. The price fell 11/32 to 99 20/32.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

The consumer is still spending, but buyers are not treating all retail income the same.

U.S. Treasury yields were relatively unchanged on Thursday as Wall Street assessed key inflation data for May.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.
In a seller’s market, the strongest pricing results usually come from creating competition, not simply setting the highest asking price possible.

US stock markets dropped on Wednesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged and signaled a possible rate hike before the end of the year.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.
In a buyer’s market, pricing discipline matters more than optimism.

Soaring gasoline prices, triggered by the U.S. war with Iran, have pushed inflation to its highest level in more than three years.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Most retail properties do not lose value because of the original asking price. They lose value because owners misread buyer behavior after the property hits the market and react emotionally instead of strategically.

The Trump administration is dropping tariffs on a range of construction equipment from 25% to 15%, effective June 8, per Bisnow.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Retail property pricing in today’s market requires flexibility, not certainty. Retail property owners who adjust pricing quickly and respond to real buyer behavior usually protect more value than owners who stay stuck on outdated pricing expectations.

Economic conditions like gas prices well above $4 a gallon, according to AAA estimates, and annual inflation nearing 4%, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics, are pushing Americans’ financial stress levels higher.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Some pricing strategies are rarely explained but can significantly impact your final sale price.

Retail real estate professionals arrived at ICSC Las Vegas this week with leasing momentum still intact, but economic anxiety creeping into conversations across the industry’s biggest annual gathering.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

In some situations, removing the price can lead to stronger offers. This approach allows the market to determine value instead of limiting it upfront.

Inflation accelerated in April to an annual rate of 3.8%, the highest since May 2023, as the Iran war pushed up energy costs and raised prices across the economy.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

An asking price can either create buyer interest or limit it. The outcome depends on how that price is positioned relative to the market.

According to Globe St, the ongoing disruption of oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz has escalated from a geopolitical issue to an economic threat.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Pricing your retail property is not about picking a number. It is about choosing the right strategy to drive buyer demand and maximize your final sale price.

Powell said he'll be staying on the Fed Board of Governors after his term as chair ends in May.

He said his choice reflects his concern over a series of legal attacks on the Fed.

If you own retail real estate, here's what just changed for you.

Every warning this year has sounded the same. Oil prices are up. Jobs are slowing. Inflation is high.

Lowe’s Companies Inc. is set to open the first of five new stores it plans to debut this year.

If you own retail real estate, here's what just changed for you.

The supply drought in retail is no longer a temporary condition.

Retail sales rose slightly in March despite inflation and high gasoline prices as many consumers received higher-than-usual tax refunds.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Private equity ownership changes the risk profile of your tenant.

The Commercial Observer reports that retail construction is slowing significantly in the US, with just 64.2M SF underway in Q1 2026, per CoStar Group data.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

The U.S. is not running out of money. But debt is rising and keeping interest rates higher.

Bank of America analysts are projecting slower growth, higher inflation, and $100 per barrel oil all year as a result of the Iran war — even if it ends within weeks.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

NNN retail is no longer passive income. Rising insurance and CAM costs are reducing NOI and directly impacting property value.

The Iran war and its impact on the global energy market will keep headline U.S. inflation this year well above the Federal Reserve's projections...

SANTA MONICA, CA — Following a nearly two-year public engagement process, the city has released a draft Framework Diagram for the Santa Monica Airport Conversion Project.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Retail property owners are asking a simple question today. Is the market about to change?

WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices rose moderately in February as rents maintained a steady pace of increases

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

If you own retail property, the biggest change happening in today’s market is not rent levels or cap rates. It is capital.

The latest economic data paints a robust picture of the U.S. economy, with 130,000 jobs added in January and GDP growing at an annual rate of 4.4 percent in the third quarter.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

Tenant credit is now your biggest risk when buying or moving retail real estate in California.

A growing chicken tender chain is plotting expansion in two Southern states.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

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The question of whether the U.S. economy is heading toward recession is a polarizing one.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

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Taco Bell remains unfazed by macroeconomic pressures.

Santa Monica officials are considering expanding the downtown Entertainment Zone, where patrons can carry alcoholic drinks while walking outdoors.

If you own retail real estate, here is what just changed.

Retail real estate in 2026 is no longer one market. It has split into clear winners and clear losers.

The world’s largest smoothie franchise isn’t planning on slowing down its growth after a strong 2025.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

2026 is shaping up to be a year where retail property owners need to pay attention. Not to fear. Not to headlines. To real signals in the market.

Total retail spending held steady once again in December as consumers continued to spend, but they also made it clear —through reduced demand — that they have limitations.

Tractor Supply Company has already kicked off its 2026 expansion plans.

If you own commercial real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

A rate cut by the Federal Reserve and even the prospect of a new Fed Chair are topics of increasing discussion.

According to Globe St, retailers are moving away from traditional, long-term leasing models in response to a dynamic economic landscape.

If you own commercial real estate, here’s what just changed for you. In 2026, the SBA quietly made a significant change that affects who can purchase your property and how transactions are completed.

Holiday retail spending grew 4.2% in the US as in-store sales captured 73% of spend, with strong gains in electronics and apparel.