If you’ve been leasing your commercial office, flex or industrial space for years, you’ve probably had this thought more than once: “Why am I still paying off someone else’s loan for their building?” And you’re not alone. Lately, we at Fountainhead Commercial have been working with a number of growing business owners who are ready to stop renting and start owning.
When tax law changes, so does the investment landscape—and the newly signed "Big Beautiful Bill" is a tectonic shift for commercial real estate investors.
Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this legislation revives and enhances a number of key tax incentives that had either sunsetted or been phased out in recent years. And the result? Immediate opportunities for CRE buyers to create value, particularly in sectors like net lease, industrial, and multifamily. Here’s a breakdown of why this is a moment that savvy investors should pay close attention to—and act on.
As we move toward 2025, the return of Donald J. Trump to the presidency brings questions about how his policies could influence the commercial real estate (CRE) market. While his first term provides insights, let’s focus on realistic projections and how investors can prepare for likely outcomes.
If Kamala Harris becomes POTUS and moves forward with her ill-conceived proposal to tax unrealized gains, it will be a disaster for the CRE industry. Wealthy investors, particularly those involved in commercial real estate, must be fully aware of the severe financial fallout that this reckless policy could unleash.
Investing in commercial real estate can be a risky but lucrative venture, offering substantial returns and long-term financial security. However, to truly maximize the return on investment (ROI), it’s crucial to employ strategic approaches that go beyond the basics.
As we approach the celebration of Independence Day, it’s essential to reflect not just on the birth of our nation but also on the foundational principles that have shaped American society. One of the most significant of these principles is the right to private property, a cornerstone of liberty and economic freedom.
