Franklin Street Completes Off-Market Sale of Fortress Storage
Strategic Off-Market Transaction Highlights Commitment to Client Success and Market Potential Aiken, SC – Franklin Street is pleased to announce the successful sale of Fortress
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Strategic Off-Market Transaction Highlights Commitment to Client Success and Market Potential Aiken, SC – Franklin Street is pleased to announce the successful sale of Fortress
November 6, 2020
Shopping and dining in Atlanta looks vastly different than this time last year due to the COVID-19 outbreak, but owners, developers, investors and retailers alike remain optimistic about the metro area’s prospects. Many local retail professionals say barring another outbreak or a second black swan event, the worst of the recession is in the rearview…
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A bi-annual survey of commercial real estate industry participants nationwide by a leading trade group last month found that most remain pessimistic about prospects for a full recovery by this time in 2021. The NAIOP CRE Sentiment Index, a survey based on a scale of 1 to 100 in which a score of 100 represents…
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As the election approached, some insurers started backing away. Recently, several of the nation’s largest commercial property insurers have put moratoriums on new insurance policies and renewals due to concerns about potential election-related “civil unrest,” according to Garet Marr, director of Insurance Services for Franklin Street, which has an insurance portfolio of 400,000 multifamily units…
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Delray Beach (October 28, 2020) – Franklin Street has arranged the sale of Delray Gulfstream, a 12-unit, multifamily investment property in Delray Beach, Florida. The Franklin Street multifamily investment sales team of Travis Jones, Dan Dratch, AJ Stanford, and Ryan Wold brokered the transaction on behalf of both the buyer and seller. Delray Gulfstream currently…
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In the spring, the novel coronavirus pandemic looked like a potential correction for Tampa Bay’s apartment market — a correction some thought was long overdue. But deals are starting to ramp up again, and Covid-19 may have been more of a pause than a correction. Some of the deals, like Radco Investors of Atlanta’s sale…
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