Inquiring CRE Minds Want to Know

Quarles & Brady real estate attorney Ted Yi, seen here in high places with his son, will moderate at Bisnow's State of Officeevent on April 24 at Trump Chicago. He'll guide the panelists through some thorny subjects, such as does Downtown need any more office space—or, more to the point, when will it need new office space? When will lenders go along with it? Who has the upper hand today: tenants or landlords?Will that be changing any time soon? Are tenants still "rightsizing"?  Do tenants and landlords still have significant credit issues? Will the suburbs lose tenants in any appreciable numbers to the city? Ted wants to know (and so will the audience).
 

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