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Written By: Hyatt Tullu, Commercial Real Estate Intern, 2025 A build-to-suit deal is a common structure in commercial real estate where a developer constructs a building specifically tailored to meet the needs of a tenant, who then agrees to lease the property upon completion. Unlike speculative development, where a developer builds a property without a […]

Summerlin retail space does not sit empty for long, especially when it blends strong visibility with a trusted medical brand. At 2100 N Rampart Boulevard, Shepherd Eye had built a steady presence in a 7,100 square foot medical retail space, and the landlord, Rampart PhD LLC, saw the value in keeping that momentum. M Square

Site selection is an essential component of a successful STNL investment. Selecting the right site is the cornerstone of a successful Single-Tenant Net Lease (STNL) development project. These projects, often referred to as triple-net or NNN investments, depend heavily on strategic location choices due to their long-term lease structures and single-tenant focus. For national developers,

Every piece of land has a story, and this one’s next chapter involves ButterBurgers. This 1.16-acre site at 3904 Sedgebrook Street in High Point, North Carolina, was originally slated for a car wash development. When Hutton High Point NC ST, LLC decided to reposition and sell the property as part of its excess land portfolio,

Written By: MA Sadik, Commercial Real Estate Intern, 2025 Zoning is a foundational concept in real estate development that directly affects what can be built on a piece of land, how it can be built, and what it’s ultimately worth. For anyone involved in land use—from investors to developers to policymakers—understanding zoning is essential to

When a 1.73-acre parcel in Attica, Indiana, fell out of contract, M Square Commercial stepped in to get the deal back on track. Representing Hutton Attica IN St, LLC in partnership with The Warren Agency, MSC coordinated with the buyer, seller, and local planning department to reinstate the agreement and move the project forward. On

Written By: MA Sadik, Commercial Real Estate Intern, 2025 In real estate, particularly in commercial and net lease development, knowing who your tenant is goes far beyond simply collecting rent. It determines your property’s financial performance, marketability, long-term value, and investment risk. Whether you’re a developer or investor, understanding your tenant is one of the