Leading Land & Site Development Services | Commercial Real Estate Advisors

Leading Land & Site Development Services | Commercial Real Estate Advisors

Leading Land & Site Development Services | Commercial Real Estate Advisors

 

Transforming Commercial Land into Prime Retail & Office Developments

Atlantic Commercial Group (ACG) has been at the forefront of land acquisition, site development, and commercial real estate growth for nearly 25 years. We have played a pivotal role in developing commercial land parcels and have been Walmart’s exclusive broker, successfully completing 52+ transactions across South Florida.

Trusted by Industry Leaders

We have worked with top national brands, including:
✔ Retail & Restaurant Chains – CVS, Walgreens, McDonald’s, Burger King, Mattress Firm
✔ Financial Institutions – PNC Bank
✔ Medical & Service Providers – DaVita Dialysis
✔ Fuel & Convenience Brands – RaceTrac

Comprehensive Land Development Expertise

From site selection to feasibility analysis, ACG provides expert guidance at every stage of the land development process. Whether you’re looking to acquire land, develop outparcels, or build large-scale retail and office properties, we ensure efficient, cost-effective, and strategic development solutions.

Why Partner with Atlantic Commercial Group?

✔ Deep Market Knowledge – We leverage insights into lease rates, construction costs, and site planning to maximize your investment.
✔ Expert Development Advisory – Our team has extensive experience in ground-up developments and property redevelopments across South Florida.
✔ Navigating Approval Processes – We streamline the zoning, permitting, and entitlement approvals required for seamless project execution.
✔ Proven Track Record – We’ve played a key role in major commercial projects across the region.

Notable Commercial Projects

ACG has directly contributed to the success of numerous high-profile developments, including:
🏢 Kendall Mall
🏢 Northridge Shopping Center
🏢 Midtown Delray
🏢 Lauderhill Mall
🏢 Palm Aire Marketplace
🏢 Lake Park Shopping Center
🏢 Coral Palm Plaza
🏢 Royal Oaks Shopping Center
🏢 Somerset Shoppes
🏢 Catalina Center

Recent News

The rise of electronic shelf labels in retail

Electronic shelf labels (ESLs) are transforming from pilot projects into a retail must-have, with major players like Walmart, Target, and Aldi leading the charge in U.S. adoption. These digital price tags help retailers keep pricing accurate, react instantly to market shifts, and cut waste from millions of paper tags. Despite some lawmakers’ concerns about surge pricing, studies show ESLs actually promote more frequent discounts and transparency. Beyond pricing, ESLs boost efficiency, sustainability, and customer trust — helping stores operate smarter and greener in a competitive, tariff-challenged market. As retail evolves, ESLs aren’t just tech upgrades — they’re the new backbone of modern, customer-first retail operations.

4 retailers that need a win this holiday season

As the holiday season kicks into gear, major retailers are racing to get on shoppers’ “nice lists” by perfecting merchandise, tightening inventory, and offering value-driven deals amid ongoing economic pressure. From Saks Global battling vendor tensions and cash flow woes to Lululemon reworking its product strategy to win back lost athleisure market share, Nike balancing its DTC comeback with wholesale relationships, and Mattel gearing up for a crucial toy season, each brand faces unique challenges — and big opportunities. Experts say the key to success this season lies in retail fundamentals: fast shipping, easy returns, and reliable pricing that earn consumer trust during a make-or-break quarter.

Carter’s to close 150 ‘low-margin’ stores, cut staff

Carter’s Inc. is taking bold steps to streamline operations and strengthen profitability amid rising tariffs and cost pressures. The children’s apparel giant plans to close 150 stores across North America by 2027 — up from 100 previously planned — and cut 15% of office-based staff by the end of 2025. These moves are expected to generate over $45 million in annual savings beginning in 2026. Despite challenges, Carter’s saw retail and international sales growth in Q3 2025, signaling steady consumer demand, even as profits slipped sharply due to higher costs. CEO Douglas Palladini said the company remains focused on improving pricing, productivity, and long-term resilience in a shifting retail landscape.