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Some things never change: Omaha’s commercial real estate market remains a model of consistency, even during challenging times

It’s a constant refrain when asking brokers and developers about the Omaha commercial real estate market: Everyone points to its resilience.

Don’t believe those doomsday headlines: Retail sector remains a strong one

The retail sector continues to surprise, with savvy entrepreneurs opening experience-based concepts that continue to draw crowds.

Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame: The Lerner Company’s Jay Lerner

Each year, Midwest Real Estate News elects a new class to its Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame. Here is a look at the busy…

The amazing resilience of retail: COVID-19 and higher interest rates haven’t kept creative retailers from thriving

Resilient. Creative. And adaptable. That describes today's successful retailers. And it's why the commercial retail sector is performing so well today.

CRE pros in Omaha looking forward to a much brighter 2021

COVID-19 has spared no Midwest city, even those with commercial real estate markets that were booming before the pandemic hit. Omaha is no exception. But…

Omaha’s The Lerner Company adds three to its roster

Omaha, Nebraska-based The Lerner Company has added Brian Houlihan, Adam Maurer and Mandi Backhaus as associate brokers. Houlihan has been primarily foucsed on investment sales…

Physcial retail dead? Don’t believe that hype

It's easy to think that the retail market across the country is dying. But that's simply not true. There are plenty of retailers who are…

Lerner Company’s Meier: Physical retail doesn’t need life support

The death of brick-and-mortar retail? Ben Meier thinks its wildly overstated.

Capitol District project powering downtown Omaha

Two blocks in downtown Omaha that once held nothing more exciting than parking spaces are now blossoming, with a new hotel and apartment building serving…

Investors Realty closes $7 million sale of pair of Omaha shopping centers

Investors Realty, Inc. recently brokered the $7 million sale of two shadow-anchored shopping centers in Omaha, Fort Plaza and Weber Place.

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