The ability to adapt and evolve reinforces its continued importance in the commercial real estate landscape, emphasizing the significance of a mindful strategy to navigate these ongoing shifts.Here are several graphs illustrating the current national commercial multifamily market in The United States of America:Full Commercial Multifamily Market Report Here: https://d2saw6je89goi1.cloudfront.net/uploads/digital_asset/file/1189859/United_States-MultiFamily-Capital_National-2024-03-10_a.pdf

I am very open to ideas and thoughts changing and not stuck on one particular area or strategy till I learn quite a bit more.  

Are any of you pivoting your investment strategies in response to the current market trends?

However, signs suggest that sales activity may be nearing its lowest point in the current cycle, as the first two months of the year were only 13% below the levels from the same period in 2023.The capital markets environment today revolves around two main strategies.

You really want to surround yourself with experts on every aspect of STR investing from insurance to financing, REI analysis, tax strategy, growth and marketing plans, etc... people who are good at this have teams of specialists guiding them.  

Look at their marketing strategy.

the way the multimillionaire do it is to delay and defer tax as much as possible, so after the accumulate so many loss then when you sell one for profit for example from flip/rent strategy, you could use it to offset the gain

To be honest, I moved my strategy to Florida so did not keep up on whether or not Stone Country voted to approve those two homes.

In normal circumstances, your suggestion about avoiding a MTM lease makes perfect sense, and it's a strategy we plan to adopt in the future.

A new/improved road here will also benefit them as well if you are bringing more customers to their shopping center and providing more access points for traffic flow in/out.