One of the questions that comes up in commercial real estate is surprisingly simple: Who pays when the roof needs repairs or replacement - the landlord or the tenant?

In commercial real estate, owning a property doesn't always mean occupying it, and selling a property doesn't necessarily mean moving out.

The commercial real estate market is approaching a critical period as billions of dollars in property loans come due, creating both challenges and opportunities for investors.

Measure ULA is often referred to as the “mansion tax,” also applies to qualifying commercial real estate transactions within the City of Los Angeles, including shopping centers.

A major vacancy can put pressure on an owner to move quickly, but filling the space is only part of the decision. Here are four questions I would ask before moving forward.

The best opportunities are not always the properties with the highest advertised cap rate. Here are five areas I would look at closely before moving forward with an acquisition.