Kristine Delgado, CRE

09/08/2026

Colorado residential agents , this one’s for you.

Join me for a free Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Lunch & Learn on Tuesday, September 22, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

You’ll receive:

✅ 2 CE credits
✅ Free lunch
✅ Practical commercial real estate knowledge
✅ Networking with Colorado real estate professionals
✅ Insight into identifying commercial opportunities and making confident referrals

Whether you’re curious about commercial real estate or want to better serve clients who are expanding, investing, or opening a business, this class is a great place to start.

Space is limited, so please RSVP now:
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📍 Heritage Title Company
5755 Mark Dabling Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80919

Please share with a Colorado real estate professional who should attend!

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09/07/2026

Leadership is measured not only by what one person accomplishes, but by what a team is empowered to achieve together. The strongest leaders create clarity, build trust, and help others do their greatest work.

A simple reminder for every team, portfolio, and organization: collaboration is a growth strategy.

Commercial Real Estate Advisor | Helping Businesses Find Space to Grow

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RE/MAX Commercial | CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated.

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09/01/2026

📣 Join us for a FREE Lunch & Learn: Introduction to Commercial Real Estate!

Presented by Doug Jennings and Kristine Delgado, this educational session is perfect for residential agents and anyone curious about the commercial side of real estate. We'll break down the essential terminology in plain, practical language and show you how commercial brokerage works.

📅 Tuesday, September 22, 2026
⏰ 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
📍 Heritage Title Company Training Room, 5755 Mark Dabling Blvd., 1st Floor Training Room, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
🍽️ Lunch provided | Free to attend

RSVP by scanning the QR code on the flyer to reserve your seat : space is limited!

Presented by RE/MAX Commercial Alliance and RE/MAX Commercial Masters. CA DRE #02157220. Each office is independently owned and operated.

08/31/2026

A client who needs “a bigger space” may be raising a commercial real estate question.

Residential agents can spot referral opportunities without underwriting the deal:

→ Business expansion: A growing company needs a storefront, office, warehouse, or second location.
→ Investor acquisition: A client is considering a retail, office, industrial, or multifamily investment.
→ Mixed-use property: Someone wants a home, business, or income-producing component in one asset.
→ Land: A buyer is exploring development, agricultural, storage, or other future uses.
→ Owner-user needs: A business owner may benefit from purchasing rather than continuing to lease.

The signal is usually a change in the client’s business, investment goals, or space requirements: not a polished deal package.

Ask one more question: “What are you hoping the property helps you accomplish?”

Then make a warm introduction to a commercial advisor who can help evaluate property type, location, financing considerations, and next steps. You do not need to underwrite the transaction yourself.

Have a client with a commercial question? Connect for a low-pressure commercial second opinion. Clients should consult qualified lenders, CPAs, attorneys, and other professionals for financing, tax, legal, and investment advice.

Commercial Real Estate Advisor | Helping Businesses Find Space to Grow

RE/MAX Commercial | CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated.

08/28/2026

Colorado Springs retail is showing resilience: and location remains one of the biggest variables in business performance.

Retail and medical office continue to benefit from population growth and local business activity. All-sales-tax collections across Colorado Springs–El Paso County increased approximately 4.14% year to date compared with the same period in 2025.

Growth corridors to watch:
→ Marksheffel + Powers
→ North + east Colorado Springs
→ InterQuest + Northgate
→ Monument + surrounding communities

For business owners, evaluate more than the asking rent:
→ Customer access, visibility + traffic patterns
→ Nearby housing + employment growth
→ Competition + complementary businesses
→ Lease terms + occupancy costs

That location strategy is especially relevant at Chelton Crossing Hub in southeast Colorado Springs, where approximately 3,210 SF: divisible into two units: and 5,885 SF are available. A new 70-unit residential project within walking distance is expected to be completed in early 2027, potentially adding nearby activity. A generous tenant-improvement package may be available for the right tenant, subject to final terms and qualification.

Not every location performs the same way. A distinctive space in the right trade area can outperform a generic space in the wrong one.

Save and share this snapshot. Which Colorado Springs corridor has the greatest potential for small-business growth?

Source: Colorado Springs–El Paso County Q2 2026 Market Update Report: https://rmcre.org/colorado-springs-el-paso-county-q2-2026-market-update-report/

RE/MAX Commercial Alliance | CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated.

08/27/2026

https://kristine-delgado.coloradomoves.com/blog.php

1. Market positionSmall-bay industrial generally includes warehouse and flex properties under 50,000 square feet.In 2026

08/27/2026

Before you tour a commercial property, start with three numbers: not just the coffee. ☕

1️⃣ NOI : Net Operating Income: the income remaining after operating expenses, before debt service and taxes.

2️⃣ Cap rate : A quick valuation lens: NOI ÷ purchase price. It helps compare opportunities, but it is not the whole underwriting story.

3️⃣ DSCR : Debt Service Coverage Ratio: a measure of how comfortably property income supports annual loan payments.

The takeaway: numbers first → tour second. Review rent assumptions, expenses, financing terms, tenant quality, and future capital needs before making a decision. Good analysis protects equity and helps identify properties with real potential: not just attractive façades.

Looking for a distinctive commercial property in Colorado, or evaluating a potential acquisition? Send a message with the property type, location, and strategy you have in mind. Let’s start with the fundamentals.

Serving Colorado through RE/MAX Commercial Alliance and California through RE/MAX Commercial Masters. CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated

08/25/2026

Colorado’s commercial property tax reset is more than a headline: it is a cash-flow variable.

HB 24B-1001 and SB 24-233 phase down the nonresidential assessment rate:

• Historically: 29%
• 2023–2024: 27.9%
• 2026: 26%
• By 2027: 25% for eligible improved commercial subclass codes

At a 25% assessment rate, assessed value: and the related property tax burden before mill levies: would be roughly 13.8% below the historic 29% rate, assuming the same actual value and applicable classification.

For Colorado Springs investors and business owners, that creates a defensive yield and cash-flow tailwind:

→ Lower property tax drag can strengthen NOI
→ Stronger NOI can improve after-tax cash flow
→ Improved cash flow can support more resilient acquisition and refinancing underwriting
→ Statewide rate relief adds predictability through the reassessment cycle

The relief applies across Colorado taxing jurisdictions, although final tax bills still depend on local mill levies, classification, valuation and eligibility. In other words: the expense does not disappear, but it becomes structurally lighter; an unusually helpful development in a pro forma.

Owners and investors should incorporate the updated rates into sensitivity tables, valuation reviews and refinancing conversations. For specific tax treatment, consult your CPA or attorney.

RE/MAX Commercial Alliance
REMAX Commercial Masters | CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated

08/24/2026

Desert Hot Springs aquaculture opportunity: 10± acres at 19155 Corkill Rd, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92241; APN 659-030-015; near I-10.

Established Fin Fish Farm with built-in/above-ground tanks; 2 reservoirs; several ponds; existing clientele; strong water source; palm trees; medical plants. Potential owner-user operation with expansion potential.

The warm-water source may offer potential operational advantages for certain aquaculture uses, including reduced nighttime heating demand; subject to water-temperature verification, seasonal consistency, energy modeling, infrastructure review, zoning, permits and regulatory approvals.

Inland saltwater aquaculture or oyster-related uses are a potential future concept only, subject to feasibility, zoning, water-quality/discharge requirements, permits, engineering and buyer due diligence. No savings, value increase, conversion, saltwater capability, income, returns or specific water rights are guaranteed.

Jorge Yamzon, 626-786-5869, [email protected], CA DRE #01359483
RJ Delacruz, 562-254-3301, [email protected], CA BRE #01962723
Kristine Delgado, 909-835-7265, [email protected], CA DRE #02157220

Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; prospective buyers should independently verify all information and conduct due diligence.
RE/MAX Commercial Alliance |
RE/MAX Commercial Masters | CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated.

08/23/2026

Is your SBA-financed transaction scheduled for after October 1? Plan ahead.

Effective October 1, 2026, SBA SOP 50 10 8.1 will govern loan origination policies and procedures for both SBA 7(a) and 504 loans.

The important distinction: one SOP does not mean one universal checklist.

Some requirements apply across both programs, while underwriting, eligibility, change-of-ownership, refinancing, documentation, maturity, collateral, interest-rate, and transaction-structure considerations may be program-specific.

For buyers and sellers, the practical takeaway is simple:

→ Speak with an SBA lender early
→ Confirm whether 7(a) or 504 applies
→ Review structure, underwriting, documentation, and timing
→ Verify current requirements and transition rules

Do not assume that a specific standard: such as a 1.25x DSCR or Quality of Earnings requirement: automatically applies to every 7(a) and 504 transaction. Program, transaction, and lender analysis matter.

Questions about how SBA financing may fit into a business or commercial real estate transaction? Send a message to start the conversation.

Source: SBA SOP 50 10 8.1, effective October 1, 2026. Verify current requirements with an SBA lender.

RE/MAX Commercial Alliance |
RE/MAX Commercial Masters
Kristine Delgado | (909) 835-7265 | [email protected] |
CA DRE #02157220
Each office is independently owned and operated.