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Are Developers Leaving Money in the Parking Lot?

By Tanner W | October 5, 2026

Mark Your Calendar Brielle Scott for Market Share Blog | October 1, 2026 For most developers, parking expenses are filed away as a cost of doing business, a fixed line item required to support the real estate around it. On the latest episode of Inside CRE, CREDA President and CEO Marc Selvitelli, CAE, sat down…

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Why Power Planning Is Becoming an Architectural Issue for Industrial Facilities

By Tanner W | October 1, 2026

Mark Your Calendar Jason Laws for Market Share Blog | September 29, 2026 For decades, architects designing warehouses, distribution centers, and cold storage facilities operated under a simple assumption: grid power is ready when you are. You specified the electrical requirements, coordinated with utilities, and moved on to more pressing design challenges. Power was infrastructure,…

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To Inform Needed Revisions, Charlotte Seeking Comments on Land Development Standards Manual (CLDSM).

By Tanner W | September 30, 2026

Mark Your Calendar From REBIC – 9/29/26 The Charlotte Land Development Standards Manual (CLDSM) Committee determined that various revisions are necessary to the CLDSM. Below is a PDF of proposed Draft text details for public review and comment: 2026 CLDSM Update – Draft(PDF, 2MB) Please review the CLDSM draft detail packet and provide any questions,…

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New Charlotte City-Wide Initiative, Skilled to Build, Links Local Businesses to Opportunities Tied to Transit Investment.

By Tanner W | September 30, 2026

Mark Your Calendar From REBIC – 9/29/26 The City of Charlotte has launched Skilled to Build, a new citywide initiative that aims to equip local businesses and workers for opportunities emerging from more than $25 billion in transportation and transit investments tied to the voter-approved one-cent sales tax. Skilled to Build was created in partnership…

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Understanding the Underlying Mystery of the Recent Rate Hike by the Feds. (The short answer, inflation.)

By Tanner W | September 23, 2026

Mark Your Calendar From REBIC – 9/22/26 We publish information that affects how policy is determined and enacted because it affects economic health. With that said, we also see that many people in our industry aren’t always able to articulate the deeper reasons for a rate hike. And we believe, when more industry people can…

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Charlotte Votes In Favor of I-77. REBIC Leaders Visible in Meeting In Force.

By Tanner W | September 23, 2026

Mark Your Calendar We extend our sincere thanks to the members of CREDA Charlotte who took the time to attend the City Council meeting and advocate for transportation solutions that support our region’s continued growth. Your engagement and willingness to lend your voices to this important conversation helped demonstrate the commercial real estate community’s commitment…

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Both Parties Are Dealing with Populist Opposition to Data Centers

By Tanner W | September 17, 2026

Mark Your Calendar Aquiles Suarez for Market Share Blog | September 17, 2026 Not a day goes by without a story running in a major newspaper, or a segment airing on CNBC’s Squawk Box, regarding the populist backlash against data centers and voter concern with artificial intelligence (AI). Along with the rising price of oil…

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Staff Briefs Charlotte City Council on I-77, New Vote Set for September 21st

By Tanner W | September 16, 2026

Mark Your Calendar From REBIC – 9/15/26 During Monday night’s Action Preview section of its regularly scheduled business meeting, the Charlotte City Council received a presentation from staff regarding the proposed I-77 enhancement project. Deputy City Manager Rebecca Hefner provided a historical timeline of the project and City Attorney Andrea Leslie-Fite discussed the impact of S.L.…

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Two Paths to Cold Storage: Lessons from Adaptive Reuse and Build-to-suit

By Tanner W | September 10, 2026

Mark Your Calendar Kathryn Hamilton, CAE for Market Share Blog | September 2, 2026   As cold storage developers navigate a market that has shifted from rapid speculative growth toward more selective development, two approaches are emerging as practical ways to meet demand: adapting existing industrial buildings and developing highly customized facilities for users with specific operational…

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Cold Storage at a Turning Point: Wall Street Weighs the Risks and Opportunities Ahead

By Tanner W | September 9, 2026

Mark Your Calendar Kathryn Hamilton, CAE for Market Share Blog | September 2, 2026 For the cold storage industry, the past several years has been a lesson in just how quickly market fundamentals can change. The sector entered the pandemic with strong demand and rising valuations, only to face a series of disruptions that eventually…

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