Understanding Commercial Real Estate Trends: The Rise of Service-Based Tenants
Retail real estate is evolving.
For the first time, service-based tenants now occupy more retail space than traditional goods retailers.
Fitness centers, pickleball facilities, wellness services, and personal care businesses are driving leasing activity as consumer demand shifts toward experiences that cannot be delivered online.
This trend is reshaping how retail centers are leased, designed, and positioned for the future.
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Why Pasco County’s Growth Corridor is a Hotspot for Commercial Real Estate Investors
Pasco County's growth corridor is drawing sharp attention from commercial real estate investors, and for good reason.
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Major Mixed-Use Redevelopment Planned Near MOSI
Hillsborough County is outlining plans for a transformative mixed-use district featuring 10-story buildings, a hotel, walkable streets, green plazas, structured parking, and mid-rise residential along Fowler Avenue. The proposal would shift land use to allow denser residential and commercial development, signaling major momentum for this corridor.
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A Warm Welcome to Wesley Chapel: Exploring the New Additions to The Grove
The Grove at Wesley Chapel is expanding with new retail like Target, Belk Market, and Woody's Wash Shack, plus evolving KRATE container park. Future projects through 2026 will boost local economy, convenience, and community appeal.
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Tampa Bay Commercial Real Estate Shows Selective Recovery in 2025
Total sales volume across the four major commercial property types—office, industrial, retail, and multifamily—surpassed $5.5 billion in 2025, just 2% higher than 2024. While that signals stabilization, the recovery was far from uniform. Office and retail posted gains, industrial remained strong, and multifamily continued to face headwinds.
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The Future of Retail: What 2026 Holds for Shopping Center Prices
U.S. shopping centers have proven extremely resilient, having withstood e-commerce disruption, a global pandemic and the fastest increase in interest rates in decades.
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Tampa Bay’s Medical Office Market: Navigating Vacancy and Demand Trends
Tampa Bay’s medical office market continues to outperform its traditional office counterpart, even as recent closures by large physician groups have led to a temporary softening in fundamentals.
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Meet the New Businesses in Wesley Chapel: A Sneak Peek at the Lineup
Construction has kicked off on Wesley Chapel Station, set to become the new community hub Wesley Chapel has been waiting for.
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How to Spot Tampa Investment Opportunities Early
Tampa Bay has become one of Florida’s hottest real estate and business markets—drawing investors, developers, and entrepreneurs nationwide. But with rapid growth comes competition, and the biggest wins often go to those who spot opportunities before they hit everyone else’s radar. Whether you're looking at commercial real estate, residential neighborhoods, land, or business expansion plays, early detection is everything.
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Pasco County’s New 785-Acre Mixed-Use Development Signals Major Opportunity for Commercial Real Estate Services
Early infrastructure work is underway on Kinfield, a 785-acre mixed-use development in Pasco County. The project will feature millions of square feet of industrial, commercial, and office space plus residential and hotel components—creating major opportunities for commercial real estate services in Tampa Bay.
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Florida Live Local Act: Navigating New Incentives for Multifamily and Mixed-Use Success
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Pasco County’s Population Surge: What It Means for Homebuyers and Investors
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