I’ve lived in Southern California for twenty years moving out from the Jersey Shore in the 1990’s and have been honored to call Venice my home these past seven years. And while much have Venice has seen overwhelming change in its long-storied history (see oil derricks on the beach), in many respects, it hasn’t changed a bit.
Read MoreFrom the beginning of the corporate housing industry there have been two primary consumers of corporate housing, relocating executives and business consultants. But over the past decades, corporate housing has evolved into a major segment of temporary housing.
Read MoreCEO George Pino sits down for exclusive insight into tenant representation, an often misunderstood subject in commercial real estate.
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Read MoreBy George Pino
All too often I receive inquiries from a potential seller that wants to “get the highest price” for their property, but does not want to list it, or market the property. This seems counter intuitive, especially to the basic law of economics, supply and demand.
Read MoreI am very excited to let you know that we shot a video with Alan Long, Alan launched his residential real estate company DBL Realtors in Los Angeles in the late 90’ and grew to 12 offices before selling the company to Sotheby’s - In our video he talks about the genesis of the idea to launch the company, how the company changed the residential real estate industry in Los Angeles, on through his hard decision to sell his company.
Read MoreAs we approach the third quarter of 2014, commercial real estate remains a seller’s market. There simply are a lot more buyers than there are sellers. Therefore, the seller is benefiting from the increased demand & competition for their property. There are many reasons why it is a seller’s market:
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