The Twelve Days of Christmas: Real Estate Edition
This is a song you hear many, many times each year during the holiday season. However, you have not heard or seen this version before. Every gift was changed to reflect the phrases, images and symbols real estate agents (commercial or residential) experience while on the job, whether in the office or out in the field. Enjoy & happy holidays from Commercial Brokers International.
The Twelve Days of Christmas: Real Estate Edition
This is a song you hear many, many times each year during the holiday season. However, you have not heard or seen this version before. Every gift was changed to reflect the phrases, images and symbols real estate agents (commercial or residential) experience while on the job, whether in the office or out in the field. Enjoy & happy holidays from Commercial Brokers International.
The 10 Most Expensive Commercial Real Estate Transactions in LA County – Third Quarter 2014
The following is a list of the ten most expensive commercial real estate purchases in LA County. The list was compiled from information provided by CoStar, and includes properties in various asset classes. Transactions include properties sold between July 1 and September 30, 2014.
The 10 Most Expensive Commercial Real Estate Transactions in LA County – Third Quarter 2014
The following is a list of the ten most expensive commercial real estate purchases in LA County. The list was compiled from information provided by CoStar, and includes properties in various asset classes. Transactions include properties sold between July 1 and September 30, 2014.
Is it a Buyer's Market or a Seller's Market?
As we approach the third quarter of 2014, commercial real estate remains a seller’s market. There simply are a lot more buyers than there are sellers. Therefore, the seller is benefiting from the increased demand & competition for their property. There are many reasons why it is a seller’s market:
Is it a Buyer's Market or a Seller's Market?
As we approach the third quarter of 2014, commercial real estate remains a seller’s market. There simply are a lot more buyers than there are sellers. Therefore, the seller is benefiting from the increased demand & competition for their property. There are many reasons why it is a seller’s market:
Common Mistakes for Real Esate Agents
Here at Commercial Brokers International (CBI), we have a mantra that our agents are constantly reminded of every day. It is ABC – “Always Be Closing.” However, this saying works only in theory. In reality, this is not always happening for two reasons. One, the process of selling real estate is a lengthy one, and includes qualifying, researching, etc. Two, agents are sometimes not doing enough to close more deals. The following are three main reasons, according to co-founder of Pono Asset Management, George Pino.
Common Mistakes for Real Esate Agents
Here at Commercial Brokers International (CBI), we have a mantra that our agents are constantly reminded of every day. It is ABC – “Always Be Closing.” However, this saying works only in theory. In reality, this is not always happening for two reasons. One, the process of selling real estate is a lengthy one, and includes qualifying, researching, etc. Two, agents are sometimes not doing enough to close more deals. The following are three main reasons, according to co-founder of Pono Asset Management, George Pino.
When Tenants Make Alterations
As a tenant to a commercial property, you might want to make various changes to your property so that it is more marketable. Structural changes almost always need to be consented to by the landlord with a submitted plan for approval. Nonstructural changes can sometimes be made if they are relatively simple, such as changing the carpet and the landlord already designated in the lease that such changes are ok.
When Tenants Make Alterations
As a tenant to a commercial property, you might want to make various changes to your property so that it is more marketable. Structural changes almost always need to be consented to by the landlord with a submitted plan for approval. Nonstructural changes can sometimes be made if they are relatively simple, such as changing the carpet and the landlord already designated in the lease that such changes are ok.