Capitalizing on diminishing lease rates, smart money is repositioning archaic retail concepts as new cultural anchors.
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I 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.
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We’ve all heard it before… “The American Dream” and “America the Land of Opportunity.” We have heard it so often that it has all but become a cliché; however, it would seem the entire world has heard the saying and in many ways have taken it up as a call to action. Over the last decade, we have seen an unprecedented amount of foreign investment into the United States, not just in dollars, but in companies looking to expand into different markets. For many foreign companies, the US has become their “emerging market.”
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Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment along with Michael Weinstein is proposing a new ballot measure to repeal the 1995 Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act. The proposed ballot measure comes after the House Assembly bill AB 1506 failed to pass. To find out more about the proposed ballot measure, we sat down with Sturai Yusufi of Commercial Brokers International for an exclusive interview.
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According to Viktor Simco, a former professional athlete turned commercial real estate agent, athletes can help make an ideal partner for clients seeking to cross the finish line
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In the last few years, we have seen several trends for retail properties. Everything from positive outlooks, to dire feelings of ‘Are we on the brink of a retail apocalypse?’” Those thoughts are according to George Pino, CEO of Commercial Brokers International.
According to Pino, it can be quite disarming to try to determine what to believe. One thing though will remain a truth throughout all of the changes, he says. “If a landlord does not adapt to the changes we will see, then they are sure to bear the brunt of any downturn.”
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