Comparing Charlotte's commercial real estate market with national trends
About this episode
The episode discusses the challenges facing the commercial real estate market nationally and how Charlotte is uniquely positioned amidst these trends.
Across the country, the commercial real estate sector is facing problems. Although it’s been years since COVID-19, the impact of remote work lingers, and landlords are still having trouble filling vacant space. In some cases, they’re selling properties at a loss. But locally, a number of companies looking to expand have chosen Charlotte for their next home. We discuss what makes the Queen City different and whether it’s a trend.
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