Retail portfolios, strategic acquisitions, real estate, and manufacturing are attracting increasing attention as cannabis enters a new phase.

The California cannabis industry may finally be entering a new phase. Here’s why consolidation, Schedule III, and capital markets matter.

Many cannabis disputes begin long before litigation. Learn practical strategies for managing expectations, communication, and conflict.

What happens when dispensaries finally accept credit cards? Schedule III could reshape cannabis retail forever.

California operators may now reposition medical cannabis licenses as Schedule III and FDA alignment reshape the market.

The hemp THC ban is reshaping cannabis. Here is who wins, who loses, and what comes next.

The intoxicating hemp ban could disrupt gummies, beverages, and vapes while strengthening regulated cannabis markets.

Cannabis Schedule 3 and 280E reform could drive M&A, boost valuations, and reshape cannabis real estate across the market.

Los Angeles retail rents are slowing, creating new risks and opportunities across cannabis real estate, leases, and M&A.

FDA regulation of cannabis and hemp businesses may transform product standards, valuations, and real estate as federal oversight expands.

Smart money is moving into cannabis property for sale in California as the market shifts from distress to strategic consolidation and growth.

A stalled multi-million dollar expansion reveals the real cannabis business growth challenges behind rapid scale in cultivation and real estate.

Winning an eviction does not guarantee success in cannabis real estate. Many landlords regain possession only to face vacancy, unpaid rent, and stranded licenses.

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.