For decades, the global spotlight on Las Vegas focused squarely on the glittering, over-the-top spectacle of its casino floors. Retail was never the main event—it was just part of the backdrop. Today, we are witnessing a genuine, fundamental evolution of the Las Vegas retail real estate market.
Read MoreCommercial Brokers International joined forces with TITAN Property Group, a South African brokerage known for its data-driven approach to South African commercial real estate.
Read MoreCalifornia’s new Assembly Bill 628 (AB 628) marks a significant shift in landlord-tenant law by expanding what is considered “tenantable” housing. Under the amendment to Civil Code § 1941.1, beginning January 1, 2026, rental units whose leases are new, amended, or renewed must include a working stove and refrigerator as part of habitability (i.e., these appliances are no longer optional amenities, but required elements).
Read MoreCommercial Brokers International (CBI) held its exclusive “Art in the Garden” client appreciation event on Saturday, September 27th, in the tranquil garden courtyard of the iconic Landmark Building in Brentwood, Los Angeles. Designed as a celebration of trust, partnership, and community, the event brought together clients, colleagues, and friends to thank them for their continued support of CBI’s mission in commercial real estate.
Read MoreAfter months of speculation, the Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate cut has ignited what some are calling a mini refinancing boom in the commercial real estate world. For those with maturing loans, balloon payments, or equity-rich properties, this could be the green light you’ve been waiting for.
Read MoreBuying your first home is a milestone. Buying your first investment property? That’s a whole new game. It’s less about settling in and more about setting up — for cash flow, for long-term value, and for the inevitable curveballs that come with being both an owner and a landlord. The stakes are different. So are the decisions. If you're stepping into this world for the first time, the learning curve can feel steep — but it doesn’t have to be a freefall.
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