There are numerous reasons that can trigger the need for companies to dispose of corporate real estate. The primary drivers are downsizing in response to an economic downturn or expansions due to growth. Research from GWS, which has analyzed
“As Wall Street frets over a slowdown, the social media giant’s expanding property empire suggests Mark Zuckerberg has few doubts about the future.”
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Data center developments are popping up left and right, and there are no signs of this trend slowing down. New players and mergers are becoming increasingly common. The performance in this sector has been so strong over the past few
Corporations are merging left and right. Acquisitions have taken the business world by storm, and now real estate firms are looking to capitalize on this in a low-yield environment. Right now, we are looking at a total of 8 M&A
New rules have been put into place by the U.S. bank regulators. Your first thought might be– oh no, more regulations? But that’s not the case. Now, commercial real estate worth more than $500,000 must have “an independent third-party check
While your inner child mourns the loss of Toys ‘R’ Us across the country… retailers are taking advantage of vacancies and moving in. Hobby Lobby, Burlington Coat Factory, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls are only a handful of the new tenants.
Here it is, the list is in– as found on bizjournals.com, eighteen of the latest and greatest commercial real estate developments popping up around the country. Check out the top five below, and follow the link to the full list
E-Commerce is taking over which means businesses are saying goodbye to brick-and-mortar and hello to industrial warehouse space. All across the country, companies are looking to invest in corporate real estate space that will accommodate large inventories for online stores.
