"zoning just approved for retail cannabis store located on this parcel. additional acreage available. 3 retail marijuana licenses available."

That narrow view notwithstanding, there are a few things I'm seeing that I feel commercial landlords should be aware of.First, leasing to a cannabis-related company will almost certainly impact your Lessor's Risk policy on a commercial property.

I would love to see your studies that speak to the impending "major health crisis" concerning cannabis. 

We always think of cost segregation studies for multifamily, office and retail but now the cannabis Industry is taking advantage.Who do you think gets the biggest benefit from cost segregation?

If you're a risk-taker looking for a potential big win, then:  Silicon Valley, Denver (cannabis legalization has Colorado real estate on fire, from what I understand), Miami, Brooklyn NY, and Austin.

It is difficult to find commercial for a cannabis operation now.

Has anyone else heard anything this, or or is this just a cannabis-inspired concept?

History of cannabis farming in Colorado 101?

I do believe in the cannabis industry but don't want to take the risks at this point.

Currently owe 3.5M on the property.After getting the property rezoned for cannabis cultivation and processing and doing multiple building upgrades it was just appraised for 6M.The state has finally issued the license for cultivation (works similarly to liquor license where it’s attached to the real estate) therefore further increasing asset value.