How The Shift To Short-Term Leases Is Changing The Way Office Buildings Are Valued
Tenants want more flexibility in their office leases, but investors and lenders still prefer the stability of long-term deals.
Tenants want more flexibility in their office leases, but investors and lenders still prefer the stability of long-term deals.
Office experts predict a drop in demand and rising vacancy in the near-term, but they do see reasons for optimism for the D.C. market.
This week's Chicago deal sheet.
The prospect of buying a Ravenswood medical office building brought out a large group of out-of-state investors.
Several young commercial real estate executives are on the move in North Texas.
As New York City begins to awaken, banks have slowly started to review loan requests, with many putting their money behind multifamily refinancing loans.
Going beyond the bio with Todd Mason, principal at Avison Young.
Loyal to friends and family, Danhof will be remembered for his help and his willingness to volunteer in the industry.
The project has already lured a VC tenant, according to DivcoWest Director Chris Eldemir.
Most of the largest brokerages made money in the first quarter, but are warning the coming quarters will be tough.
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