“This article focuses specifically on car wash investment opportunities heading into 2025. It begins by sizing the market at more than $20 billion in annual revenue, with average profit margins in the mid-teens, and explains...
“Houlihan Lokey’s market update on the U.S. convenience-store and car wash sector provides an institutional investor’s view of the space. The report tracks how fuel, in-store merchandise, and car wash revenue each contribute to overall...
“The 2025 overview of the U.S. car wash and auto detailing industry paints a picture of a mature but still-growing service sector. According to the report, the industry generates well into the tens of billions...
“California is in the final stretch of a long-running effort to phase out older underground storage tank systems. This article explains that single-walled tanks and piping must be permanently closed or replaced by the end...
“Federal tax law has once again put highly specialized, equipment-heavy properties like car washes, convenience stores, and gas stations in the spotlight. This article walks through how the restoration of 100% bonus depreciation lets investors...
“As electric vehicles grab a larger share of new-car sales, fuel retailers are rethinking how their sites serve drivers. This article looks at major oil companies and regional operators that are rolling out DC fast...
Maher Commercial Realty presents five compelling retail investment opportunities showcasing the diversity and strength of the automotive, service, and neighborhood retail sectors. From credit-tenant NNN investments to value-add repositioning plays, these properties offer distinct strategies for investors seeking...
A major sale in the San Gabriel Valley involved a 111,975‑square‑foot grocery‑anchored property trading for roughly $24.975 million. Strong tenancy and high‑density demographics made it a highly competitive offering. Grocery‑anchored centers remain one of the...
LA County’s retail sector is undergoing a correction driven by increased vacancy, moderating rents, and reduced transaction volume. Sale prices and asking rents are adjusting downward as demand softens. Owners considering selling may need to...
A deeper look at Q3 2025 trends shows that newer, modern shopping centers continue to attract tenants and investors, while older assets face higher turnover and slower leasing. Owners should evaluate quality, tenant mix, and...
Investor demand for California retail assets has surged, with institutional capital returning at a rate not seen in years. Core and core‑plus assets are driving the activity. For owners, this reflects an improving market window,...
Across California, including LA County, retail is resilient in strong locations but challenged elsewhere. Core assets—such as grocery‑anchored and experiential retail—continue to attract investors, while new development is constrained by high costs and regulatory hurdles....
