Los Angeles commercial real estate owners are facing a critical question in 2025: Is now the right time to sell, or should you hold onto your property? With market conditions shifting due to interest rates, tenant/buyer demand, and economic uncertainty, making the right decision is more complex than ever. KEY FACTORS TO CONSIDER Market Trends […]
Major Properties is proud to announce the sale of a rare Sun Valley development site situated on 6.9 acres. The buyer, Epicenter Landcorp, has acquired the 11660 Tuxford St. site for $40,000,000, marking the completion of the group’s third real estate investment in the last 12 months. “A meaningful purchase price reduction, seller financing on […]
When it comes to selling or leasing a commercial property, property owners may be tempted to try to handle the process on their own to save on commission costs. However, working with a commercial real estate agent can provide numerous benefits that can ultimately save time, money, and hassle in the long run. Here are […]
I was a recent guest on Dwaine Clark’s show “Passive Investors Club”. In the interview, I talk about investing in industrial investment real estate in the Los Angeles California market. Click HERE to see or hear the show.
If you run a small business, you might be wondering whether you should lease or own your property. As a partner and executive vice president at a commercial real estate brokerage, one of the most frequently asked questions I receive from clients is, “Should I buy or lease a commercial building?” Well, like anything in […]
I am often asked: Anthony, should I sell today, should I lease lease today, what really is the best avenue to take? My short answer always is “it depends.” This is not a cop-out answer but really the truth because there are many variables a property owner needs to consider when confronted with this issue. Let’s look […]
This is a question that keeps circulating among many professionals in the commercial real estate industry, and it is a question that comes up daily with my clients. The short answer is, it depends. Wow, that is really thoughtful, Anthony. The reason it depends is because first off, each sector of commercial real estate (CRE) […]