US real estate experts continue to relay that the US commercial real estate market is showing continued signs of strength across all real estate groups through the first quarter of 2015…
Read MorePhiladelphia office market update for 2014
The end of 2014 in the Philadelphia office market saw postitive changes, and as they say “some things remain the same…
Read MoreGet the Most Out of Your Space – Secrets from The Designer Behind Airbnb and SoundCloud
How do high techs and start-ups look at the way they design and use space? Its more than pool tables and yoga rooms…
Read MoreThe CRE Market Is Doing Ok
Don’t fret, the commercial real estate market continues to be holding strong according to economists the 2015 Mortgage Bankers Association meeting. This article published online by Commercial Property Executive tells us why….
Read MoreThe Changing Way We Will View Space
Are the days of taking tenants on site tours, walking vacant floors and seeing views in person gone ? Well, maybe not quite yet but there are some major players in the technology world working on ensuring you never have to leave your own office to view a space.
Read MoreBrokerage Commissions: The Savings is Worth The Costs
Rarely will you see a commercial real estate company discussing on a blog how a broker gets paid for services. But as a consumer, we think it’s a valuable bit of information for a business to understand….
Read MoreCreating Balance In The Open Office
This is a fantastic piece published in Buildings e-magazine that highlights the office workplace design and addresses the ongoing issue: is an open plan the answer, or is it how we design the space? The answer is often a mix if factors, not the least of which is getting the office workers involved in the design process, and making accommodations for the varying needs of each workers style, age and work habits…(
Read MoreWho is the best broker to represent you?
Many times we hear the same claim from tenant only representation firms: You can’t work with a broker that represents both landlords and tenants, it’s an inherent conflict of interest. This is simply not the case, and the point is often presented unfairly to the potential client.
Read MoreOffice seating plans – who should sit where at work?
In passing this may seem like an almost irrelevant question; after all, employees and/or colleagues should be working hard no matter where they are sat in the office! But seating the wrong person in the wrong place, or around the wrong people, could cause tensions to fly or productivity to slip dramatically….
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons of Buying Your Office Space vs. Renting
Every budding, young business has to face the decision at some point. Should they rent office space or attempt to purchase their own? It might not seem like much, but it’s usually one of the first big choices a new company is forced to make. And it’s one that they often get wrong…
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