Kathryn Hamilton, CAE for Market Share Blog | March 4, 2026 The next 730 days will likely feel volatile, said Leonard Brody, an award-winning techno-economist, entrepreneur and venture capitalist, to open his I.CON West keynote address this week in Los Angeles. He explained that financial systems are under pressure, geopolitical alliances are being tested, and…
From REBIC – 3/10/26 Yesterday the Gaston Association of Realtors® held their quarterly luncheon with Senior Planners from the various municipalities within Gaston County. This regular gathering offers an opportunity for staff and real estate professionals to exchange ideas, discuss common pain points, and build relationships. At the meeting Jen Schuster, Executive Officer for…
From REBIC – 3/10/26 The County Clerk’s Office is currently accepting applications for the following advisory boards and commissions: Board of Equalization and Review (6) Charlotte-Mecklenburg Community Relations Committee (5) Women’s Advisory Board (6) Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (7) Nursing Home Community Advisory Committee (23) Adult Care Home Community Advisory Committee (29) Region F Aging Advisory Committee (2) Park and Recreation…
Kathryn Atkins for Market Share Blog | March 4, 2026 Industrial real estate across the Western U.S. is entering a new phase shaped by technology, infrastructure constraints and evolving supply chain strategies. While the sector remains fundamentally strong, the drivers of demand – and the challenges of delivering new space – are shifting. A panel…
Kathryn Hamilton, CAE for Market Share Blog | March 5, 2026 The industrial market is rarely reshaped by a single law, but occasionally, policy shifts redirect capital for years. Panelists at NAIOP’s I.CON West conference in Los Angeles agreed that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law by President Donald Trump in…
Brielle Scott for Market Share Blog | March 4, 2026 “Industrial capital markets have clearly moved out of the zero cap rate environment that defined the last cycle. Today, we’re operating in a more disciplined market. Capital costs are higher. Leasing fundamentals have moderated, and investors are being forced to price risk much more carefully,”…
From REBIC – 3/3/26 A message from Statesville Council-member At Large James Pressly: “One of the biggest issues relevant to REBIC members working in the Statesville market is that the city is working hard on updating its Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). I will provide updates as they occur. “And last month, in Orlando, I attended…
From REBIC – 3/3/26 The Charlotte Ledger, a media voice for the region, generally presents a balanced view of the most urgent voices commenting on growth and development. To that end, they recently reported about the cities surrounding Charlotte that are “Tapping the Brakes on Growth” which makes sense but it’s not tapping that’s…
From NCDOT Recently, the N.C. Department of Transportation joined local officials to unveil signs honoring Edward “Ned” Curran, a commercial real estate developer and accountant who combined nearly five decades of his career with his love for public service. Recently opened in January, the Weddington Road interchange on Interstate 485 will now be known as…
Professional Background Current Role & Company: What is your current position, and what does your company specialize in? I’m a Partner focused on ground-up, Class A multifamily and mixed-use communities throughout the Carolinas. PDP is an investment and commercial real estate development firm based in Charlotte, NC. Career Path: How did you get started in…
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