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Coldwell Banker Commercial Danforth closed a $10.67 million sale of a five-acre industrial outdoor storage property in Auburn, WA, featuring 18,360 square feet of office and shop space. Broker Bob Fredrickson, CCIM, represented the seller and secured a new site for their operations, underscoring strong demand for IOS assets in the Puget Sound region.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic broker Hannah Kamba secured a prime downtown Charleston location for Fonda Fina Hospitality, the Michelin-starred Mexican restaurant group behind Alma Fonda Fina and Mezcaleria Alma. The new Alteño concept will open at 89 Cannon Street in The Charlee on Cannon, bringing award-winning flavors to one of Charleston’s most vibrant culinary districts.
Data centers are transforming commercial real estate in 2025, driven by surging demand from AI, cloud computing, and streaming platforms. As land strategies shift and industrial corridors evolve, CRE developers and investors must adapt to the growing influence of digital infrastructure across asset classes.
Coldwell Banker Commercial explores why land is emerging as a top commercial real estate investment, driven by Baby Boomer retirements, federal land releases, and rising farmland values. With zoning reforms and high-profile buyers fueling demand, now is the time to explore opportunities in undeveloped and urban land markets.
Industrial real estate is surging in 2025, driven by automation, nearshoring, and tech-enabled logistics that are transforming warehouses into high-performance hubs. As AI, robotics, and data analytics reshape operations, CRE developers must design future-ready facilities and invest in strategic trade corridors to stay competitive.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic brokers Kip Bowman and Sara Bodell closed a $6.5 million sale of a 43,500-square-foot office/warehouse in Dorchester County, highlighting continued demand for industrial space in the Lowcountry. Located in one of the Tri-County area’s fastest-growing zones, the property adds strategic value to Summerville’s expanding commercial real estate landscape.
Retail real estate is making a strong comeback in 2025, driven by immersive experiences, mixed-use redevelopment, and lifestyle-focused leasing strategies. With record-low vacancy rates and rising consumer demand, brick-and-mortar retail is evolving into a key anchor for modern commercial real estate portfolios.
Coldwell Banker Commercial leaders made a powerful impact across top industry events in September, from CREi Summit to GenBlue, Blueprint, NAR C5 + CCIM Global Summit, and NAHREP at AVANCE. By driving conversations around technology, talent, and transformation, CBC reinforced its position as a trusted, forward-thinking brand in commercial real estate.
Dan Stiebel, CCIM, of Coldwell Banker Commercial Schmidt Realtors, has earned the prestigious SIOR industrial/office designation, recognizing his expertise, integrity, and leadership in Northern Michigan’s commercial real estate market. With top-producer honors and advanced credentials, Stiebel continues to set the standard for complex transactions and client success across the region.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Solutions has announced the landmark $15.75 million sale of Hollywood’s historic Avalon Theatre, represented by President Jason Lamoreaux. The iconic Spanish-Baroque venue, located at 1735 Vine St., will continue its legacy under new ownership by Insomniac Entertainment.