Rising Realty Partners

05/28/2026

It’s always a good day when we get to recognize milestones like these. 🎉

Today, we’re celebrating April, Kira, and Swaraj for the consistency, care, and follow-through you all bring to Rising every day.

It shows up in the details, in the decisions, and in the standard we hold as a team.

Happy work anniversary to you all!

05/19/2026

From Austin to San Antonio, Central Texas industrial isn’t slowing; it’s maturing. 📈

Here’s what’s driving it:

— Population and business migration sustaining demand
— Strategic I-35 connectivity between two major growth hubs
— Ongoing need for functional, well-located industrial space

But it’s not only growth anymore, it's also differentiation. Assets that can’t meet today’s user needs are getting exposed.

Worth paying attention to if you’re allocating in the region!

05/05/2026

Underperforming industrial asset? Here’s where we start.

Before jumping to major capital decisions, we focus on a few fundamentals that often unlock hidden value:

— Lease structure and tenant health: where risk and upside usually sit
— Site functionality: clear height, loading, and flow still win deals
— Submarket dynamics: demand can shift faster than expected
— Operational efficiency: small changes can drive real gains
— Capital strategy: targeted investment outperforms overbuilding

We look beyond surface metrics to identify where performance can be meaningfully improved, and where it can’t.

If you’re evaluating an industrial asset, it starts with asking the right questions.

04/30/2026

Help us recognize Kayce and Vanessa as they celebrate their work anniversaries this month. 🌟

Their hard work, reliability, and willingness to support others help make Rising the team it is today. We’re thankful for the energy and commitment they bring to their roles and the positive impact they have across the organization.

Happy work anniversary, Kayce and Vanessa!

04/28/2026

Welcome, Creekside Business Park, to Rising’s small-bay industrial portfolio. 👏

This three-building, 257,266 SF industrial park in Longmont, Colorado, offers the scale and flexibility tenants are looking for within one of the Denver metro’s most supply-constrained submarkets.

Surrounded by a strong base of R&D, aerospace, and tech users, the property is well-positioned to serve businesses seeking functional, well-located space in a market where options remain limited.

We’re looking forward to seeing this one take shape as we implement a substantial capital improvement plan!

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day from the Rising team! 🌎 🌱

We believe the impact of real estate extends beyond buildings. Through our sustainability initiatives, we focus on supporting our communities, promoting responsible operations, and contributing to a more sustainable built environment.

A few highlights from across our portfolio:

– Four LEED-certified properties
– Home to Los Angeles’ first LEED Zero Carbon office building

We’re proud of the progress made so far and remain committed to continuing to improve how our properties operate and contribute to the communities around them.

04/16/2026

As we move into the spring, activity across many markets is starting to pick up.

This time of year often brings renewed momentum as businesses evaluate space needs and plan for the months ahead.

Trends we’re watching:

– Increased tenant inquiries as companies position for growth
– Continued demand for functional, flexible, and move-in-ready spaces
– Strong interest in well-located properties near population centers and the path of growth

Spring is often one of the more active periods for leasing, making local market insight and active management especially important for owners and operators.

At Rising, we’re continuing to track these trends as the market moves into the busiest part of the leasing calendar.

What leasing trends are you seeing across markets this spring? Drop your thoughts below.

04/07/2026

Not all industrial real estate performs the same. Multi-tenant light industrial or "small-bay" is a segment that continues to stand out.

Why?

– Constrained supply: infill locations and zoning restrictions limit new development
– Durable demand: supported by manufacturing, service, technology, and distribution users
– Functional space: smaller suites allow businesses to scale without relocating

Unlike large-format logistics facilities, small-bay properties support a diverse base of local and regional businesses operating close to population centers.

For owners and operators, the sector is also operationally intensive, requiring strong leasing, property management, and local market knowledge to perform well—that’s where we can help.

We focus on small-bay because we believe hands-on operating platforms and active asset management can unlock long-term value for investors.

04/03/2026

The CalEdison Building was featured by CBS LA in this recent spotlight on downtown Los Angeles history and architecture. Since our office is in the building, it was great to see its Art Deco design and history included alongside the Central Library. Worth a watch!

Exploring hidden gems in downtown Los Angeles: the Central Library.