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Evans Georgia Outparcel Market Report
Jonathan Aceves | November 2, 2020Evans, Georgia is not only the best place to live in the United States according to Money Magazine, but also a great place to conduct business. If you are looking to locate your business in Evans, here’s some information that may help you as you search for a location. From 2019 to 2020, the price
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Industrial Basics – Roll-Up Door Considerations
Jonathan Aceves | September 10, 2020If you are interested in buying a warehouse or industrial building there are a few critical items to familiarize yourself with. Roll-up Doors are a defining feature of industrial buildings, and it’s important for users and investors to know some the details regarding their selection, use, and construction. What are different kinds of industrial building
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History and Overview of Downtown Augusta’s Olde Town Neighborhood
Jonathan Aceves | August 28, 2020The Olde Town Neighborhood is located in Downtown Augusta, between 5th Street and East Boundary, and from the River to the Cemeteries on Watkins Street. Originally known as “pinch gut” the neighborhood was originally built in 1737 as the original neighborhood of Augusta. Almost the entire neighborhood was burned in the great fire of 1916,
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Why 3D Virtual and Video Tours are Critical in Marketing Commercial Real Estate Right Now
Jonathan Aceves | July 29, 2020In the post-pandemic world, ensuring that your commercial property can be toured and understood remotely is essential for it to compete in the marketplace. Due to the Pandemic, tenants are increasingly wary of letting strangers walk through their buildings–this is especially true for multifamily and office. 3d and virtual tours are the best way to
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The Basics of Historic Tax Credits
Jonathan Aceves | July 24, 2020What are historic tax Credits? Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits are available for developers who renovate historic buildings. These include federal and state historic tax credits. The federal tax credit is 20% of the qualified expenses over 5 years. Most states (GA and SC included) have 25% tax credits, often with a cap. Georgia’s tax credit
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The Four Primary Uses of Sale-Leasebacks
Jonathan Aceves |The Four Primary Uses for Sale-Leasebacks All business owners should be familiar with the Sale-Leaseback as a tool for raising capital and potential exit strategy. As opposed to bank financing, the Sale-Leaseback can have some advantages, and today we will explore the four different ways they can be used by a business owner. Financing: Allows
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The Four Primary Uses of Sale-Leasebacks
Jonathan Aceves | February 6, 2020The Four Primary Uses for Sale-Leasebacks Financing: Allows for off-balance sheet financing (100% of equity can be made available for investment, as opposed to 75% with traditional financing) and at a lower cost Improved Returns: Firms may earn a higher return on their primary business rather than in real estate, so they consider moving capital
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Economists project positive 2020 economic outlook, but with a few concerns
Jonathan Aceves | January 24, 2020Overall there was good news for a room full of business leaders gathered at the Marriot HOtel in downtown Augusta.
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New Apartments Coming to Downtown Augusta and implications to Rental Rates
Jonathan Aceves | January 22, 2020 | 5 CommentDamon Cline reported on Monday that Downtown Augusta will see one of the first downtown multifamily projects in decades at the corner of 10th and Ellis next year.
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Development Authority negotiates Greenjackets Stadium Lease
Jonathan Aceves | January 21, 2020The former home of the Augusta Greenjackets is getting a second life. Last week Augusta leaders agreed on a deal to bring more entertainment to the Augusta area. A 10-year master lease agreement to bring big acts and events to the Lake Olmstead Stadium will have us seeing the area around Lake Olmstead transformed starting this April.
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