Cannabis Real Estate

Most operators assume an unlawful detainer means eviction. In cannabis real estate, many leases survive through restructuring. Here’s when renegotiation works, and why some UDs end in better deals.

Unlawful detainers are rising in cannabis real estate. Here’s what operators should expect when eviction notices arrive.

Falling Mortgage Rates Spark Real Estate Surge, fueling the fastest pace of new-home sales since 2022. Lower borrowing costs are reshaping opportunities for investors — from boosting rental property returns and builder discounts to opening doors for cannabis-related ventures in California.

Falling Mortgage Rates Spark Real Estate Surge, fueling the fastest pace of new-home sales since 2022. Lower borrowing costs are reshaping opportunities for investors — from boosting rental property returns and builder discounts to opening doors for cannabis-related ventures in California.

California and Texas are heading in opposite directions on cannabis and hemp. Governor Newsom’s AB 564 marks a win for the legal cannabis market with the reversal of California’s cannabis excise tax increase, while Governor Abbott’s GA-56 signals tighter restrictions for hemp retailers. Together, they spotlight the widening policy divide between two of America’s largest states.

Federal cannabis reform appears to be retreating, with House Republicans pushing Section 607 to block rescheduling efforts and Trump signaling only lip service at high-dollar fundraisers. Meanwhile, veterans and patients are left waiting as U.S. growers watch Canadian imports take the stage.

The Federal Reserve’s rate cuts are reshaping the cost of capital across the economy. For cannabis operators, real estate investors, and REITs, easing brings both opportunities and risks. Learn how this cycle could reset valuations, unlock growth, and create new momentum in emerging industries.