From REBIC Charlotte’s rapid growth has created persistent, strong demand for housing. While supply has started to catch up with demand, and income growth has helped, affordable housing has hovered out of reach for many in the region, according to the State of Housing in Charlotte 2025 report. “Rapid growth inevitably leads to persistent and strong demand…
Read MoreBy Shaun Keegan for Market Share Blog | October 30, 2025 Once seen as a sustainability play, rooftop solar is now a financial strategy for commercial real estate owners. By leasing unused rooftop space, owners can generate new, long-term revenue streams and increase asset value, all without capital expenditure. With federal incentives in flux and…
Read MoreTaken from an email from City Explained, Inc. Great news! A full draft of the Mooresville Tomorrow comprehensive plan is available for review and comment. It represents a 99% complete version of the document minus a “top ten list of initiatives” (page 4) and a plan implementation matrix (page 143), both of which will be created…
Read MoreYes for Meck. It’s three little words. But it packs a punch. We’ve come so far to get this on the ballot, and have garnered so much support. Over this last year we’ve redoubled our efforts to get transportation right here in the region, and on November 4th we have a chance to get it right.…
Read MoreBy Brielle Scott for Market Share Blog | October 28, 2025 Artificial intelligence is transforming the industrial real estate landscape in profound and sometimes paradoxical ways. As AI technologies become more embedded in logistics, fulfillment and manufacturing, they influence both the demand for warehouse space and the nature of the workforce inside these facilities. A…
Read MoreProfessional Background Current Role & Company: What is your current position, and what does your company specialize in? Senior Vice President – Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager at Bank of America Career Path: How did you get started in commercial real estate, and what led you to where you are today? My goal was always…
Read MoreThis voting season we’ve improved the layout and readability of our Voter Guide making it much easier to use and refer to. Instead of a narrative below each candidate we’re publishing a single ‘My Take’ at the beginning of the guide with specific details about the candidates. This helps jump start your experience with the document. Discover…
Read MoreOn behalf of the Nominating Committee, we are proud to announce the following nominees for the 2026 NAIOP Boards: Officers (1 Year Term) President – Bobbi Jo Lazarus, Elliott Davis President–Elect – Scott Kurz, Lincoln Property Group Secretary – Maggie Houston, Beacon Partners Treasurer – Nick Matus, Bank of America Immediate Past President – Sagar Rathie, Crescent Communities Past President –…
Read MoreBy Aquiles Suarez for Market Share Blog | October 15, 2025 Nearly a month ago – two weeks before the Oct. 1 deadline when Congress needed to agree on legislation to fund federal government operations, we wrote that a government shutdown, if only for a short while, appeared all but inevitable. As of midnight Tuesday,…
Read MoreFrom REBIC On October 6, 2025, Governor Josh Stein allowed House Bill 926 (Regulatory Reform Act of 2025) to become law without his signature. Although the Governor did not sign the measure, he took no action within the 10-day period prescribed by the North Carolina Constitution, thereby allowing the bill’s provisions to take effect without his signature.…
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