By David Klein and Jerry Milenbach
It seems like all we
hear lately is another company listing some or all of its office real estate
for sublease, adding to the glut of space already on the market. Unfortunately,
no region is immune to the realities of how working from home has affected the
office sector. However, this has provided an opportunity to explore the
benefits and challenges of direct…
By Robert Murphy
After a year of monumental
changes driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a good time to touch upon how the
commercial real estate lending market has fared and how the landscape may have
changed for new borrowers. Loan originators working at real…
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…
Companies Should Embrace the Great Pause to Analyze Real Estate Usage
April 16, 2020
By Chase Bourdelaise
The economic disruption caused byCOVID-19will require many companies to revise their short- and long-term business plans, which is likely to impact current and future real estate needs. For some occupiers, market trends could lead to a…
By Rob Murphy
Congress recently
passed its third piece of legislation aimed at combating the novel coronavirus.
Phase 3, as it has been referenced, will be the most expensive stimulus package
in U.S. history. While the first two pieces of legislation increased funding…
By Alex Noah
As all facets of business become more data driven, commercial real estate is no exception. The industry has evolved so that real estate owners expect actionable insight supported by detailed analysis from their brokerage representatives. The days of relying…