Client Resources

Below you’ll find lots of helpful articles and information on why having a commercial real estate agent is so important, explanations of the different kinds of commercial real estate leases you’ll run into along your search for space and much, much more!

New-To-Huntsville Fitness Concept “Barre3” To Open Studio At Central Park Village!

Crunkleton Marketing January 26, 2021 Announcements, Huntsville Happenings, Store Openings 0 Comment

Crunkleton Commercial Real Estate is thrilled to announce that a new fitness concept will be opening a 2,800 SF studio at Central Park Village at 900 Bob Wallace Avenue. Barre3 will offer full-body, mindful workouts that deliver results from the inside out. Owner of the studio, Mandy Simons, is excited to bring the business to Huntsville and offer an inclusive environment that supports physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Barre3 will open the Huntsville studio—the first in North Alabama—in June 2021.

Historic Huntsville: Lincoln Mill

Crunkleton Marketing January 19, 2021 Historic Huntsville 0 Comment

Since its beginnings in the early 1900s, Lincoln Mill has evolved alongside Huntsville. From producing “duck” canvas to aiding the creation of NASA’s Lunar Rover and supporting present-day creative and tech companies, its walls have transformed to accommodate our city’s ever-changing landscape.

Construction Updates in Huntsville & Madison!

Crunkleton Marketing January 12, 2021 Construction 0 Comment

Throughout 2020, we have been following along as several projects in the Huntsville/Madison area move steadily along with construction. From boutique hotels to high-end apartment complexes and new retail centers, this has been a productive year for our community. To keep everyone in the loop, we have shared periodic updates so you can watch progress as it happens. Today, we are sharing the latest at 106 Jefferson Curio by Hilton Hotel, Greene Street Parking Deck, Hughes Plaza, and The Avenue Madison.

2020: COVID-19 and Commercial Real Estate

Crunkleton Marketing January 5, 2021 Business, Huntsville Commercial Real Estate Insider, Huntsville Commercial Real Estate News, Industry News, Real Estate, Trend Report 0 Comment

To say that 2020 was an interesting year would be an understatement. No matter what industry you were in, you felt the effects of government-mandated lockdowns, supply chain disruption, and changes in person-to-person interaction protocol. Without a doubt, the commercial real estate (CRE) industry was no exception with retail, hospitality, and office being the hardest hit. However, not all was doom and gloom as there were some bright spots in CRE lead by industrial, warehouse, and multi-family housing. Let us discuss these sectors and what we may expect going forward.