Reliant Partners

10/13/2026

Big news for our friends at Pride! Family Express is acquiring all six Leo’s Market & Eatery locations, marking an exciting new chapter for the Indiana-grown brand. Love seeing local concepts get this kind of recognition. Congratulations to everyone involved!

Valparaiso-based convenience store chain Family Express will acquire all six locations of Greenfield-based Leo’s Market & Eatery.

10/02/2026

SOL Y LUNA IS COMING TO SPEEDWAY

Excited to officially welcome Sol Y Luna to the 1300 Block on Speedway Main Street!

We had the opportunity to bring this 3,051 SF restaurant space to market and are thrilled to land another great local concept for the building.

Great space. Great operator. Great addition to Main Street. Keep an eye out for Sol Y Luna!

09/28/2026

🚨 PRIME RETAIL ALERT 🚨
This is such a cool space, and we’re looking for the right fit!

2,367± SF in SoBro directly on the Monon Trail — trail-facing patio, overhead door, great parking and an awesome mix of neighboring tenants.

We’d love to see coffee, juice/smoothies, a bike shop, a café, wellness or another unique concept that complements the synergy of the building.

Know someone who belongs here? Tag them or send them our way!

MononWorks

09/09/2026

📣 ATTENTION INDY INVESTORS: A BIG 2026 DEADLINE IS APPROACHING

Many Opportunity Zone investors who deferred taxes through the program will have those tax bills come due at the end of 2026—an estimated $29B nationwide.

What does that mean for Indy CRE? Some owners may decide it’s time to sell, refinance, or rethink their investments. That could bring more properties to market and create new opportunities for local buyers and investors.

If you own an Opportunity Zone property—or are looking for opportunities to invest in Indy—call us. We’re always happy to talk through the real estate side of the equation and what we’re seeing in the market.

Opportunity Zone tax bills arrive at the end of 2026, forcing investors to weigh liquidity, valuations, and long-term tax benefits.

08/18/2026

Proud to see Zachary Wade Reeder, Wade Forman, and the Tailored Society team earning this recognition.

As a vendor, client, and friend, it’s been exciting to watch a Carmel business built on craftsmanship, service, and relationships grow into a national luxury brand. Big things ahead for this team.

Tailored Society has set itself the Quixotic-sounding goal of transforming from a local custom clothier into a national luxury brand.

08/05/2026

CRE lending is moving again, and motion is good!

While banks are being a bit more selective, strong multifamily & industrial deals are getting capitalized.

For Indy owners, developers, and users, the takeaway is simple: good real estate still gets financed. The deals just need to make sense.

US banks expand CRE lending through multifamily and industrial, but legacy loans and Texas multifamily remain key risks.

07/21/2026

Everyone's been chasing industrial space & data centers... meanwhile, seniors housing has quietly been putting together a pretty compelling case.

Demand is growing, new supply is limited, occupancy is climbing, and investors are taking notice. Sometimes the best-performing asset class isn't the loudest one.

Seniors housing NOI may see double-digit growth as demand, tight supply, and easing labor pressures lift returns.

07/10/2026

The office market isn't "back." It's just getting pickier.

Big deals are getting done—but they're happening in the best buildings. AI, tech, and finance companies are still signing long-term leases because they see value in high-quality space. They're paying for quality, not just square footage

This also means the gap is getting wider. The best office buildings are doing just fine, while plenty of others are still trying to figure out where they fit.

If I owned an office building today, I'd be asking myself what makes my property worth choosing—not just whether the office market is improving.

CompStak's Q1 2026 report shows office tenants in San Francisco, New York, and Seattle signed pricier, longer leases.

07/08/2026

While many markets across the country are still absorbing a wave of new apartment deliveries, Midwest markets have generally avoided the same level of oversupply. This has created a more balanced environment for owners, investors, and developers as the market continues to normalize.

Every market has its own story—that's why local knowledge matters.

US multifamily rent growth stays weak in 2026, as Midwest and core metros beat Sun Belt peers amid slow absorption and oversupply.

07/02/2026

Rising construction costs are becoming a bigger variable in dealmaking. With materials up nearly 10% year-over-year, underwriting, TI budgets, and development timelines are getting harder to pencil. For owners, tenants, and developers, locking in costs early and building in contingencies is becoming more critical than ever.

Construction costs rose 9.6% YoY in May, outpacing bid prices and squeezing contractor margins as materials and fuel climbed.