When the discussion of dual agency occurs, commercial real estate practitioners may rarely think of its implications. However, dual agency involves all parties including sellers, buyers, landlords, and tenants of […]
As a commercial real estate broker specializing in the sale of shopping centers, I value the relationships that I have built with retail leasing agents over the years. In fact, my […]
Winning the business is half the battle. Marketing the property with a comprehensive and precise marketing campaign therein lies a greater challenge. If positioned incorrectly, the property will not sell, […]
Baking a pie takes precision and strategy, a careful measure of all the ingredients creating the perfect formula. The pie crust needs to be the right consistency and bake to […]
While change can sometimes be worrisome, ultimately, newer software models have proven to be helpful. For instance, can you imagine being stuck using Windows 2000 in today’s world and having […]
The acquisition days of getting a large box of due diligence files are almost long gone, just as the days of the “floppy” drive and CDs. In fact, my own […]
We’ve all been there, staring at an offering memorandum or Excel Spreadsheet wondering why the numbers aren’t matching exactly. Or somehow a tenant’s actual base rent doesn’t quite match the […]
Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware) is the contract law principle that controls the sale of shopping centers. Buyers must conduct their own due diligence, and in many times these […]
February was an exciting month for Burbank as the largest IKEA in US history opened its doors to a swarm of excited patrons. This 456,000 square foot location provides shoppers […]