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Articles in "CRE Insider, November 2012"
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Slow Retail Sector Shows Signs Of 2013 Comeback (posted 11/25/12 at 2:41pm)
One local retail developer summed up the number of projects that will likely open in the coming year in a simple phrase: “It’s not going to be a return to the good old days.”
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Creative Approaches Needed To Navigate Retail Landscape In Transition (posted 11/25/12 at 2:41pm)
As communities across America continue to experience empty storefronts and “big-box” retail buildings, undeveloped land and half-finished building projects that failed in the recession, the challenge remains: What can be done to restore commercial real estate vitality?
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New Retail Lineup Gives Travelers Reason To Get To Logan Airport Early (posted 11/25/12 at 2:41pm)
Gerry Cecci is a regional vice president at Westfield Concession Management, the developer and manager of the concessions program at Boston Logan International Airport’s Terminal C.
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Real Estate Attorneys Critical In CRE Space Negotiations (posted 11/25/12 at 2:41pm)
For most businesses, the top expenditure is the cost of the space they are leasing. So, as a tenant, you always want to know that you are getting the best price and the best deal terms. Generally, landlords offer tenants what they call a “standard” lease. “Standard” does not mean the lease is right or fair to the tenant, because each lease is completely unique unto itself.
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New Lobbies, Interior Renovations Reposition Older Office Buildings (posted 11/25/12 at 2:41pm)
Despite fears about the fiscal cliff and an influx of new development in the Seaport District, a number of capital improvement programs have been recently completed or are under way in Downtown Boston and Cambridge.