What Has Changed in Commercial Real Estate?

The real estate market made some drastic changes after the pandemic.

In many ways, we're still reeling from it. It's definitely a seller's market now, which allows people to sell their homes at a premium. Will it balance back out?

In episode #5 of So, What Has Changed?, the Mitzi Jane Media podcast, Mitzi interviews long-time friend Jason Stinson, who has many years experience in commercial real estate.

 Jason has an Undergrad in management and a Master's in business, which has served him well through his varied experience as a businessman. He obtained a broker license and earned a CCIM designation through National Association of Realtors. Backed by a high education, Jason's passion for real state came from a surprising career at a surprisingly young age.

Up to the age of 13, Jason enjoyed working for his father at his fireworks stand. At the ripe old age of 15, Jason started his first retail fireworks business. The fireworks business remained successful for the next decade. During this time, Jason began investing his earnings into real estate by purchasing single family homes to rent out to others. When Jason moved on from the fireworks business, he threw himself into the commercial real estate brokerage and development business, his first project being a Dollar General in Gadsden, Alabama.

To date, Jason's company owns around 40 commercial properties.

In So, What Has Changed?, Jason shares what he's experienced through the pandemic and the economic downturn. He shares how he kept his business afloat, and how he helped his small businesses renters keep their doors open.

Check out episode #5 to find out what Jason can tell us about the real estate market, how it is projected to change, and how it relates to supply chain disruptions. 

 

 
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