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Why Serviced Offices Are Cheaper Than Traditional Office Space

Renting an office can be a cost prohibitive venture, especially for sole proprietor businesses, or other types of small companies. However, there is a better solution, one that can be tailor made to fit the needs of businesses that need an office, but do not need it full time. Serviced office space is measured in [...]

Why Executive Suites Are Cheaper Than Traditional Office Space

With a name like “executive suites,” you might think these office spaces come with an executive price tag to match, but nothing could be farther from the truth. In reality, when you share facilities, like meeting rooms, kitchens, and corridors, you don’t need to include them in your total space needs, and that means a [...]

Reasons For Increase in Rental Properties

If you are a practicing Realtor in the East Central Florida area, this might be the perfect time to aggressively market lease properties to your clients. The influx of Tampa office space for rent is making for some wonderful leasing opportunities. Many realtors are finding that Tampa office space availability presents them with a large [...]

Capitalizing on Reasonable Office Lease Rates

If you are looking to find work space for your company, you’re in luck. Tampa office lease rates have never been a better value. In fact, Tampa office rental rates are so reasonable right now, many companies are capitalizing on the opportunity. Perhaps your company is thinking about making a move. Here are a few [...]

The Next Big Crisis in Real Estate – Commercial Space

In our hard-hit economy we’ve all seen the results of the housing crisis on neighbourhoods, homes emptied of residents and belongings, yards overgrown, and for sale signs peeking out of the knee high grass. We are reportedly on the verge of recovering from the residential real estate crash now and in the months to come, [...]

Learn to Identify Wasted and Properly Used Retail Space

You’ve just conceived an idea for your new business. You know what product you want to sell, you have employees lined up. All that’s left is finding an adequate building to be able to advertise and sell your entire product line. retail space isn’t easy to come by because of how many businesses succeed and [...]

Increase Cash Flow to Your Property

Cost Segregation is an IRS approved engineering based study that allows you to front load the depreciation on a business or investment property to increase the deductions and improve cash flow. The Stimulus Package encouraged the practice by allowing you to catch up with the bonus depreciation from the time of your purchase and apply [...]

Salt Lake City Retail Market Remains Sluggish

The Salt Lake City retail market remains sluggish, Troy Hardy, a retail specialist for Coldwell Banker Commercial of Salt Lake City, told attendees to this year’s Summer Symposium in Salt Lake City. Providing a mid-year real estate economic update, featured speakers at the “Bottoms up?” symposium discussed market conditions for single family residential, multi-family residential, [...]

Commercial Doom and Gloom

Commercial real estate has been hard hit during the current property downfall, alongside the residential sector. The general outlook appears similar in various commercial markets around the world, with ever increasing supply exceeding demand. The lack of demand has caused an excessive slump affecting developers, contractors and also investors. The rising unemployment levels combined with [...]

Commercial Real Estate – The Next Implosion Coming

Analysts are bracing themselves for a stream of highly negative news in the Commercial loans department very soon. Failing businesses who have pre-existing loans agreements and are not meeting their rent payments are causing development companies and other banks a lot of drama. The Federal Reserve and other officials have done their best to try [...]