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Commercial Real Estate Capital Markets Enter a Transitional Phase

By Tanner W | May 13, 2026

Max Shpilband for Market Share Blog | May 5, 2026 Commercial real estate professionals gathered for a capital markets briefing hosted by NAIOP Utah during NAIOP’s National Forums Symposium in Salt Lake City last week. Will McIntosh, Ph.D., senior visiting Fellow of the NAIOP Research Foundation and CEO of ArcBridge Research Group, LLC, shared his…

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I77 South Managed Lanes – Project Notes and Important Engagement Milestones

By Tanner W | May 11, 2026

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) invites you to be part of an important moment for the I-77 South corridor. Over the coming weeks, we are hosting a series of community engagement opportunities designed to ensure community voice is reflected in the process, and we want you there. The I-77 South Express Lanes Project is more…

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Leadership in an Age of Disruption: A Conversation with Mitt Romney

By Tanner W | May 5, 2026

Kathryn Hamilton, CAE for Market Share Blog | May 1, 2026 In a wide-ranging conversation at NAIOP’s National Forums Symposium this week in Salt Lake City, former U.S. Senator Mitt Romney shared candid insights on leadership, economic uncertainty, artificial intelligence and the future of American institutions. Drawing from decades in both public service and private…

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Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map Update – 5/4/26

By Tanner W | May 4, 2026

On April 14, 2026, Charlotte City Council adopted seven draft Community Area Plans and amended seven adopted Charlotte Future 2040 Community Area Plans. We’re excited to share that the Policy Map updates included in those plans have now been incorporated into the Adopted Policy Map, which is ready for use. You can view the latest…

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City of Charlotte Urban Forestry – Temporary Planting Flexibility Implemented 5/1/2026

By Tanner W | May 4, 2026

Effective immediately, the City’s Urban Forestry Group will provide delayed planting options for all tree, shrub, and other planting requirements until further notice. This includes all plantings for land development regulations in Article 20 of the Charlotte UDO, the Charlotte Tree Ordinance, tree mitigation requirements, and long-term compliance scenarios. Due to significant drought conditions, along…

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In Memory of Chris Thomas

By Tanner W | May 1, 2026

It is with a heavy heart that we share the loss of our dear friend and colleague, Chris Thomas, who passed away on April 29 following a brief but courageous fight with liver cancer. Chris was a people-first leader in every sense. As a past president of NAIOP Charlotte and a steady voice in our…

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REBIC – Controversy on Faith In Housing Approvals Concerning

By Tanner W | April 30, 2026

From REBIC – 4/28/2026 The Faith in Housing Initiative was launched in 2024 with the intent to (according to the City of Charlotte’s website) “equip faith-based organizations with the tools, resources, and partnerships necessary to bring affordable housing projects to life.” REBIC recently shared information about the Initiative and included details about the original twelve…

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REBIC – Cornelius Will Hold Important Master Plan Community Meetings This Month

By Tanner W | April 22, 2026

From REBIC – 4/21/2026   Press Release April 15, 2026: CORNELIUS, NC – The Town of Cornelius will hold two separate Downtown Master Plan community meetings at the end of the month, April 29 and 30. The open house will be held over two days in the Town Hall Community Room, 21445 Catawba Ave, Cornelius NC, in a…

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Navigating the First Tax Season Under the OBBBA

By Tanner W | April 20, 2026

Eric Schmutz for Market Share Blog | April 15, 2026 This past April 15 marks the first Tax Day under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this landmark legislation introduces significant benefits for the commercial real estate sector. NAIOP was a strong advocate for the commercial real…

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Office-to-Apartment Conversions Accelerate as Adaptive Reuse Reshapes the Rental Pipeline

By Tanner W | April 14, 2026

Florin Petrut for Market Share Blog | April 14, 2026 A record 90,000 apartments are now in the U.S. pipeline of office-to-apartment conversions, according to RentCafe’s latest analysis of Yardi data – a sign that each year shifts adaptive reuse even more from niche strategy to mainstream development tool. The surge comes as office vacancy…

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