By John Bell
Historically,
commercial real estate property sales have relied heavily on in-person
interactions, such as on-site tours, inspections and tenant interviews, and
countless meetings between sellers, brokers, and prospective buyers. Like many
things, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way real estate is transacted. As
buyers and sellers look to avoid in-person encounters, many are…
Working Mothers and the Pandemic: Will Disrupted Households Lead to Derailed Careers?
February 5, 2021
By Blake Peterson
School closures due to
COVID-related measures have absolutely disrupted households with working
parents. Families with kids who can’t effectively administer remote learning
independently have taken on a potentially unmanageable burden.
By
Leah Gallagher
The
threat of shorter office lease terms has been looming over the commercial real
estate industry for several years. Companies first braced for the potential
impact of new standards from the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)
recognizing…
Charles Hazen, President of Transwestern Investment Group; Tom Lawyer, President of Transwestern Real Estate Services; and Carleton Riser, President of Transwestern Development Company
Disruption drives innovation.
Ideally, disruption ebbs and flows, presenting…
By Nora Hogan, CCIM, SIOR
The immediate future of the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) office leasing market is an enigma.
Real estate professionals believe we are near the top of a V-shaped recovery curve. However, many tenants disagree and are being cautious about their…
By Billy Gannon, Transwestern, and Dr. Michael Gao, Haven Diagnostics
The re-evaluation of office space, and the importance of the workspace, has been something the business world has never seen to the extent it has this year. Trends that were already occurring, like…
Josh RichardsDirector of Sustainability, Asset Services
Jake SmithVice President/Director of Operations, Asset Services
In the span of less than a year, COVID-19 has shifted demand from the amenitized workplace, which integrates perks, pleasures and conveniences…
By Nate Erickson and Harrison Wagenseil
In today’s economic climate, having access to capital is vital for businesses to take the necessary action to keep operations running smoothly. For companies that own real estate, one way to accomplish this is through a…
Industrial Real Estate Puts Dinner on the Table for Texas Despite Turbulent Environment
October 5, 2020
By John Brewer
While this year has certainly challenged the commercial real estate market, the industrial sector has thus far fulfilled its billing as the steadiest sector of the business.Fortunately, many businesses have been able to hold their ground in these…
3 Reasons It’s Important to Consider Safely Returning to the Workplace
September 22, 2020
By Billy Gannon
Here is a statistic that is hard to believe: Remote working accounted for only 3.4{ff66251fa959225ec0415bec498104472c710c05756e34120ff9c6ac4cef9161} of the total U.S. workforce population prior to COVID-19, according to Gallup. In fact, many companies…