Becoming a successful commercial real estate agent isn’t an overnight feat. It requires hard work, motivation, and persistence. If you want to succeed in this competitive industry you’re going to want to take every advantage you can to get yourself in front of your clients and ahead of your competition. It’s important to keep yourself in your client’s thoughts when they’re need of a new lease or want to sell their existing business, just to name a few examples. With that said, there are a number of different marketing strategies you can implement to get ahead.
Read MoreMost commercial real estate investors opt for investing in this type of real estate for the sheer profitability of such property. However, many are not aware that a sizable chunk of that profitability stems from the fact that owning commercial real estate can bring you a lot of tax advantages.
Let’s go over the significant tax savings you can obtain through commercial real estate property.
Read MoreMultifamily Matters is the only one-hour, weekly broadcast radio show in the nation that is solely dedicated to the multifamily industry.
Tune in every Friday to Houston’s Business 1110 AM – KTEK at 10:00 AM CST to listen to the show’s host Paul Marks and multifamily industry experts discuss topics and issues that affect the apartment industry.
Read MoreMany people are not entirely aware of what commercial real estate attorneys are, and what their job truly is. That’s one of the common reasons why people don’t know what to look for when they need to hire a commercial attorney.
Read MoreWe have another market update for Santa Monica Commercial Real Estate - Santa Monica retail stores continue to be strong with low cap rates and average prices/sf above $1,150.
Rent growth is at 1.5% with only 15,000 sf of new retail #construction to be delivered in the next 4 quarters.
Read MoreWhen working with an office tenant, one of the first questions we ask is, “How much space do you need?” Surprisingly, many times a client isn’t sure, or has unrealistic expectations of their size requirements. In the past, office buildings were built to accommodate approximately 3 or 4 people per 1,000 square feet of rentable space. With rent being one of the highest expenses for a company, many organizations have looked to place more people in the same square footage. Why is this not always feasible? Well there are a few reasons:
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