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, […]
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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
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The Visibility Problem in CRE Marketing Every broker knows that credibility closes deals. What most don’t realize is that credibility has gone digital. A press release can land a headline, but too often that story disappears within days. It may appear on hundreds of websites, but if no one sees it, it’s not proof. In
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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
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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
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Written By: Hyatt Tullu, Commercial Real Estate Intern Overview: In a typical land development contract, the inspection period is the buyer’s opportunity to investigate the property before moving forward with the purchase. During this time, the buyer evaluates key factors that could affect the feasibility, cost, or timeline of the project. If major issues are
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When Hutton Growth Blue Sky, LLC needed to sell an excess commercial land parcel in Plantation, Florida, M Square Commercial represented the seller in partnership with local broker Forefront CRE. The 0.79-acre property, zoned B-HC for commercial use, originated as surplus land from a 2013 O’Reilly Auto Parts development. When the original buyer was unable
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M Square Commercial represented the landlord in structuring a build-to-suit lease for 7Brew Coffee in Houma, LA. M Square Commercial partnered with Judah Vedros of Kurz & Hebert Commercial Real Estate, Inc. on the site acquisition, advised on lease terms, and supported development coordination. From demolition of the former office building to the grand opening
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When Slim Chickens sought a new quick‑service restaurant site in Las Vegas, M Square Commercial stepped in as their expert tenant representative. On January 15, 2025, MSC closed a 21‑year NNN ground lease on a former Carl’s Jr. parcel, demonstrating strategic market insight and smooth transaction execution. Las Vegas NNN Ground Lease Overview Tenant: Slim Chickens Landlord: VIV Sunset Sandhill,
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Big changes are coming to Beresford, South Dakota. M Square Commercial recently closed the sale of a former Dollar General property at 1400 W Cedar Street, paving the way for O’Reilly Auto Enterprises, LLC to bring new life to the site. The 9,014-square-foot building sits on 1.1 acres and officially changed hands on February 25,