Gain Property Group

Quarterly · Tampa Bay commercial real estate

The Tampa Bay CRE Letter.

Four times a year, what we are actually seeing across the office, retail, industrial and multifamily buildings we lease and operate in six counties — rents, concessions, operating costs, what is trading and at what price. Written by the people running the properties, not a research desk.

  • Operator datadrawn from 600,000+ SF we manage
  • Six countiesHillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Polk, Manatee, Sarasota
  • Quarterlyone letter a quarter, nothing else
  • Plain languagenumbers, then what we would do about them

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What each letter covers

The same three things every quarter, so you can compare one issue to the next.

Leasing

Asking vs. effective rent by asset type and county

Where concessions are widening, where they are closing, and how long space is sitting before it leases.

Operations

Operating costs and what is moving them

Insurance, property tax, utilities and vendor pricing across the portfolio — the line items that are actually changing your NOI.

Transactions

What traded, and what it says about pricing

Notable sales and leases across the six counties, with our read on what buyers and tenants are paying for.

From the letter

“The market number and the number a building actually clears at are two different things. We publish the second one, because that is the one you sign.”

— Thao Le, Gain Property Group

Gain Property Group is a licensed Florida commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm. The Tampa Bay CRE Letter is market commentary based on properties we manage and transactions we observe. It is general information, not investment, legal or tax advice, and it is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.