
From the Blog


The Importance of Building Environmentally Sustainable CRE Portfolios
Articles & InsightsToday, it’s increasingly important for CRE investors to build environmentally sustainable CRE portfolios; seeing as this reduces their risk exposure and delivers greater value.

Five Trends Driving the CRE Market in 2022
Articles & Insights, Industrial, Life Sciences, Multi-Family, OfficeAt Voit, we’re observing five trends driving the CRE market in 2022: industrial, multifamily, life science, office space, and inflation.

Market Insights with Robert Vallera
Articles & Insights, Market Insights, Multi-FamilyIn our most recent Market Insights, Eric Northbrook sits down with Robert Vallera, Senior Vice President and Partner at Voit Real Estate Services to discuss the San Diego multifamily and apartment market.

2022 Office Leasing Trends in San Diego
Articles & Insights, From the Desk of Eric Northbrook, Life Sciences, Market InsightsThe San Diego commercial real estate market is being heavily influenced by the massive expansion of the life sciences sector; specifically Sorrento Valley, Sorrento Mesa, and UTC.

The Sale-Leaseback Alternative
Articles & Insights, Buyers, LandlordsA sale-leaseback allows property owners to free up balance sheet capital without losing the ability to continue using it. The sale-leaseback might be right if you’d like to exit your investment and continue business operations from your current location.

Setting Goals as a CRE Broker
Articles & Insights, BrokersAs a CRE broker, setting goals is essential to your success. Moreover, your goals need to be concrete and quantifiable to guide quarterly, monthly, weekly, and daily tasks.

Financing Commercial Real Estate: Part 2
Articles & InsightsConventional loans are based on the income stream that a property produces. This considered, the most important component of the underwriting process is the stability of the income stream.

Aerospace Driving CRE in Southern California
Articles & Insights, Land, Market InsightsThe aerospace industry’s demand for commercial real estate is on the rise. As the demand for satellites increases, so does the CRE necessary to build them.

How and Why Are CRE Brokers Paid the Way They Are?
Articles & Insights, BrokersHow does a commercial broker get paid? And who pays them? To alleviate confusion, Voit Real Estate Services is here to clarify the process.

From the Desk of Eric Northbrook
Articles & InsightsFinding the right building for your needs requires attention to detail and a thorough understanding of all your options. We can help at Voit.

Financing Commercial Real Estate: Part 1
Articles & Insights, Buyers, LandlordsThe owner/user model has been around for decades and has been a tremendous wealth-building tool for business owners throughout the nation. The San Diego Region has long been a leader in owner-user sales and that trend continues to this day. Let’s take a look at how you can become your own landlord and build wealth for yourself, while still providing significant advantages to your company.

Midway District: What’s to Come?
Articles & Insights, RetailSan Diego’s plan to revitalize the Midway District has hit a wall. But the fight isn’t over. Read on for more on SD’s 30-foot coastal height limit and how Measure E hopes to change this.

How Amazon Growth is Affecting Commercial Real Estate in San Diego
Articles & Insights, IndustrialWith a newly constructed fulfillment center in Otay Mesa, Amazon is the top e-commerce company in the world, affecting CRE growth in San Diego.

Why Voit Made Top Workplaces Lists in 2021
Articles & Insights, BrokersVoit prides itself on our company culture—which is why we’ve been named in San Diego’s Top Workplaces 2021 by the San Diego Union-Tribune.

What is Senate Bill 9? Should It Have Been Approved?
Articles & InsightsThis time of year, there’s a lot of legislation to keep top of mind—especially for those in the commercial real estate industry. Most recently, California Governor Gavin Newsom approved Senate Bill 9. The changes that accompany this bill bode the question of whether or not Governor Newson made the right economic call approving it.