Joint Venture Advisory: Guiding Complex Deals with Confidence

Joint Venture Advisory: Guiding Complex Deals with Confidence

Joint Venture Advisory: Guiding Complex Deals with Confidence

 

Successful commercial real estate joint ventures require more than capital—they demand strategy, alignment, and experience. With over 25 years of structuring and advising on joint ventures, Atlantic Commercial Group (ACG) has helped investors, developers, and operating partners navigate the complexities of shared ownership and large-scale acquisitions.

Whether you’re seeking capital partners, evaluating deal structures, or entering a new market, our team provides end-to-end joint venture advisory services that reduce risk and drive returns.

How We Help Clients Structure Profitable Joint Ventures:

✔ Joint Venture Structuring & Deal Formation
We analyze partnership goals and capital stack requirements to design agreements that protect interests and align incentives.

✔ Partner Sourcing & Capital Matchmaking
We leverage our network of institutional, private, and development partners to identify the right financial and strategic fit.

✔ Due Diligence & Risk Mitigation
From financial modeling to legal terms, we conduct thorough due diligence to ensure all parties are protected and all risks understood.

✔ Market Insight & Strategic Positioning
Our deep market knowledge allows us to assess project viability, support underwriting, and align with local trends.

✔ Ongoing Advisory & Transaction Oversight
We stay involved through every phase—negotiation, closing, and beyond—providing the continuity and insight needed for long-term success.

Why Investors & Developers Trust ACG with Their Joint Ventures:

✔ 25+ Years of Experience in Structuring CRE Joint Ventures
✔ Trusted Advisor to Institutional & Private Capital Partners
✔ Deep Understanding of Market Dynamics & Economic Drivers
✔ Proven Track Record Across Retail, Office, and Mixed-Use Assets
✔ Hands-On, Transparent, and Results-Oriented Approach

📞 Let’s talk joint ventures and unlock strategic growth. Call us at (561)-703-9298.

Recent News

Digital Brands Group enacts reverse stock split, gas prices up again

Digital Brands Group Inc. (NASDAQ: DBGI) announced a 1-for-40 reverse stock split of its common stock, effective July 24, 2026, at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time, designed to raise the closing bid price of the company's stock above the $1.00 mark required for continued Nasdaq listing compliance. The stock currently trades at $0.64, down 93.56% over the past year, highlighting the urgency of the compliance measure. The reverse stock split will reduce outstanding common stock from approximately 23 million shares to approximately 575,000 shares, with every 40 shares of common stock automatically reclassified into one new share. In response to shareholder concerns, Digital Brands Group canceled 7.1 million pre-funded warrants and saw the expiration of 9.6 million cash warrants, eliminating a total of 16.7 million warrants.

Trump imposes new tariffs on 60 countries

The Trump administration imposed new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on 60 U.S. trade partners, citing their alleged "failure to impose and effectively enforce" bans on forced-labor practices in trade with the U.S. The new tariffs took effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, effectively replacing Trump's temporary 10% global tariffs that expired at the same time. The 60 affected countries account for 99% of U.S. imports, with tariff rates tiered at 10% for countries that adopted at least some forced-labor restrictions and 12.5% for those that have not. The administration used Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 for legal authority, a slower and more procedural approach requiring formal investigation, public comment, and official findings before tariffs can be imposed, in contrast to the Supreme Court-rejected International Emergency Economic Powers Act that previously allowed near-overnight tariff implementation.

KFC closed 300-plus U.S. stores in past year

KFC permanently closed at least 312 restaurants across the United States between July 15, 2025, and July 6, 2026, representing 7.64% of the chain's over 4,000 locations, according to Local Falcon's analysis comparing KFC's official store directory with Google Maps data. Kansas experienced the largest percentage decline with 21.1% of its KFC restaurants closing, followed by Louisiana at 16.1%, Alabama at 13.4%, and Tennessee at 13.3%. California saw the most closures in raw numbers with 44 locations marked permanently closed, followed by Texas at 34 and Ohio at 18, with California and Texas combined accounting for a quarter of the national total. The closures, averaging roughly six restaurants weekly, reflect broader challenges facing quick-service restaurants as consumers reduce discretionary dining and demand better value, quality, and relevance from restaurant brands.