Market Insights

Rock County's retail market continues to outperform with near zero vacancies in strip centers. Entertainment venues, adaptive reuse, and strategic redevelopment are strengthening Janesville and Beloit's central business districts and commercial corridors. Read our full "Commercial Retail Real Estate Market Analysis: National Trends and Janesville/Beloit SMSA" for detailed insights and opportunities.

Coldwell Banker Commercial McGuire Mears & Associates recently closed an exciting deal at 1901 Beloit Ave in Janesville, successfully representing the buyer and seller of the Back of the Yards/Back Bar property.

Cotta LLC, a gearboxes manufacturer, is relocating from Beloit to a portion of the former Serta Simmons Bedding factory in Janesville.

Coldwell Banker Commercial McGuire Mears & Associates is proud to have facilitated the lease for UW Health's new family medicine clinic.

While 2024 saw our market sales decline to $108M from $157M in 2023, evolving monetary policy and legislative clarity are creating a more favorable investment landscape for 2025.

Milton, Wisconsin, is experiencing a remarkable transformation driven by significant growth and expansion within its Crossroad Business Park. This development strengthens the local economy and positions Milton as a dynamic hub for businesses and residents alike. Here’s a closer look at the latest developments and what they mean for the community.

Dive into the future of industrial real estate with "Top Tech Trends to Watch in 2025." This blog offers a critical lens on the tech-driven evolution poised to redefine the market, focusing on autonomous logistics, AI in warehouse management, and sustainable facility design.

As office markets evolve nationwide, Janesville's historic downtown faces an incredible opportunity to breathe new life into its iconic buildings. With the broader real estate landscape marked by limited new construction and a shift toward premium, renovated spaces, properties like 1 Parker Place and the Janesville Gazette Building stand poised to lead the way in revitalizing the local market. These two neighboring landmarks, steeped in history and architectural significance, can be transformed to meet the demands of today's businesses while preserving the stories of Janesville's past.

Navigating the Economic Landscape: Insights from the 2024 Q3 Rock County Index

As urban congestion and rising costs plague major metropolitan areas, commercial real estate (CRE) investors are eyeing new opportunities in secondary markets. Cities like Austin, Nashville, and Raleigh are rapidly emerging as attractive alternatives, offering cost-effective environments that encourage growth and innovation.