We maximize the value in your industrial real estate transactions
There’s more to commercial real estate costs than the number you get from multiplying square footage by the lease rate.
Understanding the true cost of occupying an industrial property includes other variables, many of which are harder to calculate, but can nonetheless seriously impact your cost of occupancy.
Let’s take a look at a few of these additional variables that could be costing you more than you think.
The demand for industrial real estate in Orange County is still running high and that has many of our clients asking us about the sustainability of the run-up in property values that has returned the market to peak levels of 2007. They wonder:
Is it still a good time to get into the market as an owner?
After months of hand-wringing and speculation from all corners of the US economy, the Fed decided, once again, that doing nothing was the best thing to do.
Driven by the expectation of higher domestic consumption, an actual decline in import prices, and a stronger US Dollar, imported goods are reaching the Port of Long Beach at record-breaking levels.
Every tenant who has a lease expiration coming up in the next 2 years should have one fundamental question on their mind:
If your space was perfect, how would it be different?