Find out why NOW may be the best time to sell your commercial property and discover what it’s worth. |
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What's Next: The Industrial Market after 1Q 2021
Amazon and others are building hundreds of thousands of square feet of industrial space in our region. Is Southwest Florida getting over-built? Gary Tasman breaks down the Q1 Industrial MarketBeats report and explains why this trend isn’t likely to slow down any time soon.
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Four Reasons Why Your Commercial Property Isn't Selling |
The SWFL commercial real estate market is white-hot, and many property owners are hoping to take advantage of high values by selling their assets. While some buildings and land will be snapped up quickly by eager buyers, other properties are likely to languish on the market for months—or even longer—with little interest from potential investors.
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How Will 5G Technology Change Commercial Property? |
Our mobile devices have changed substantially since the “car phones” of the 1980s. Each advancement in technology has followed a revolution in how mobile networks operate. Today, we’re on the cusp of another revolution: 5G. This new technology promises to change our workplaces, as well as the way we design, market, and monetize commercial property.
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What's Next: The Commercial Office Market after 1Q 2021
Our population boom has led to the hottest commercial office market in the state. Gary Tasman breaks down the first SWFL Office MarketBeat report of 2021 and explains how property owners can take advantage of this hot market.
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Sustainability Matters in Commercial Real Estate |
The urban ecosystem needs to be at the heart of urban and development planning. While some might argue that’s a constraint on development, it’s actually an opportunity.
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Biden Tax Proposals: Implications for Commercial Real Estate |
Several provisions of the Biden administration’s multi-trillion "Build Back Better Plan" could acutely impact commercial real estate investment.
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Talisha Faber, Associate Director of Business Development |
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Talisha Faber joined Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Property Southwest Florida last month as our new Associate Director of Business Development. She currently provides brokerage, leasing, and property management support to our Southwest Florida Market with her primary role on prospecting and developing relationships one client at a time.
With Talisha’s passion for improving lives of others and her heart for her local community, Talisha commits to ensuring a smooth experience for anyone she encounters.
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Collaboratory
Collaboratory (formerly the Southwest Florida Community Foundation) is embarking on an ambitious plan to solve all of SWFL's social problems on an 18-year deadline. And we want you to be a part of it.
Want to learn more? Gary Tasman is inviting you to a virtual Collaboratory "Explanation Session" to bring the idea to life! Join Gary and Collaboratory CEO Sarah Owen via Zoom on Wed. July 14 at 9:30 a.m.
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Retail Strip Center
Palm Beach Blvd., Fort Myers/Alva
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Available for sale, Retail strip center consisting of 7,504 s.f. located at 14630 Palm Beach Blvd. in Fort Myers. Shopping center anchored by Winn-Dixie, with 6 tenants, 100% occupied. 6.6% CAP, zoned CPD. $1,250,000
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Commercial Land
Tamiami Tr., Punta Gorda
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Available for sale, 3.03 acres on two cleared and leveled parcels located at 3885 & 3897 Tamiami Trail in Punta Gorda. High traffic counts, visibility and close to demand generators. Zoned HC. $1,200,000.
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Vacant Retail Building
Cypress Terrace, Fort Myers
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Available for sale, vacant former Chase Bank building with bank deed restriction consisting of 3,328 s.f. located at 7010 Cypress Terrace in Fort Myers. Freestanding outparcel with frontage on US-41 and high visibility. Zoned CG. $1,225,000.
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Georgetown Square
N. Brevard Ave., Arcadia
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Available for sale, 13,179 s.f. 3-building office center located at 301 N. Brevard Ave. in Arcadia. 100% occupied with a 6.05% CAP rate. Zoned B3. $1,350,000.
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SOLD - 16660 Huffmaster Rd., Fort Myers
Paints & Coatings, Inc. purchased a 158.5 acre land parcel located at 16660 Huffmaster Rd. in Fort Myers for $1,350,000. Lane Boy represented the seller in the transaction.
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SOLD - 23 Barkley Circle, Fort Myers
23 Barkley Circle, LLC purchased a 5,685 s.f. medical office building located at 23 Barkley Circle in Fort Myers for $650,000. Gary Tasman and John Albion represented the seller and Lane Boy represented the buyer in the transaction.
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LEASED - 8391 & 8395 Littleton Rd., North Fort Myers
ABC Stock Corp. leased 19,200 s.f. of flex space at 8391 and 8395 Littleton Rd. from GBA Littleton 57, LLC. Gary Tasman and Shawn Stoneburner represented the landlord and tenant.
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LEASED - 3507 Lee Blvd. #103, Lehigh Acres
Believe Dream, LLC leased 3,453 s.f. of retail space at 3507 Lee Blvd. #103 from Lehigh Office, LLC. Gary Tasman and Gretchen Smith represented the landlord.
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LEASED - 16121-3 Pine Ridge Rd., Fort Myers
CC Shutters leased 3,000 s.f. of warehouse/industrial space at 16121-3 Pine Ridge Rd. from Boyce Holdings III, LLC. Gary Tasman and Gretchen Smith represented the landlord and tenant.
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For more information or to schedule a free consultation or property valuation, contact Southwest Florida's expert team at 239.489.3600 or info@cpswfl.com.
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