Category: Tenant Intelligence

December 18, 2012 Off

Fiscal Cliff Impact Scenarios for Commercial Real Estate

By Chris

On Friday December 14th, Cassidy Turley released research examining the impending “fiscal cliff’s” impact on commercial real estate markets across the country. In this post, the fiscal cliff is defined and several scenarios are discussed. We also take our market research platform and discuss the impact to 30 different markets across the country. You can download the report by following the link or you can read the summary in this post. As always, let me know if you have any questions or comments.

October 15, 2012 Off

A Lesson in Value For Tenants From Single Tenant Net Investments

By Chris

Cassidy Turley Northern California has just released our Fall 2012 Single Tenant Net Lease Investment Report. This report tracks national trends within the commercial real estate investment market with a special focus on single tenant net lease properties. Understanding the sale market and value that your lease has on a building can shed light on your next lease negotiation…

September 6, 2012 Off

US Economic & CRE Outlook Webcast: A Big Fat Pause in the Recovery

By Chris

Cassidy Turley’s Chief Economist Kevin Thorpe recently spoke on a company webcast. Mr. Thorpe covered Cassidy Turley’s perspective on the U.S. Economic & CRE Outlook. The presentation was titled, “A Big Fat Pause in the Recovery.” In this post, I summarize what was covered and provide a link for you to listen to the presentation.

July 4, 2012 Off

Let’s Celebrate Independence Day

By Chris

As you are preparing for your neighborhood parade and back yard get together, I thought it would be appropriate to brush up on a little 4th of July history so you can share it with your family and friends. A quick summary of our Independence Day holiday is below but the entire article can be found in the link at the end of this post. Enjoy the day as you celebrate our independence. Also, a special thanks to all of our veterans and soldiers who serve and protect this great country. Happy 4th of July.

June 15, 2012 Off

U.S. Macro Update for June 2012

By Chris

“What are you seeing in the market?” is the question that I hear the most from my clients. An excellent midyear status check up can be found in our U.S. Macro Update which was just released by Cassidy Turley’s Chief Economist, Kevin Thorpe. This blog post summarizes that report.

May 4, 2012 Off

The Greenest Government Building Ever

By Chris

NASA just finished its latest effort, a 50,000 sf office building at the Moffett Field Ames Research Center in Sunnyvale, California. It is being advertised as the “greenest” federal building. For years now, commercial office buildings have been the focus of sustainability groups and the next big push for making our world a more environmentally friendly place to live and work. It is true, there is a lot of energy to be saved and we can still improve upon the standards we all live by in our commercial buildings. NASA may have just set the bar for all of us.

March 22, 2012 Off

What Color Is Your Lease?

By Chris

Green leasing is becoming an increasingly popular concept – one that evokes images of buildings that use no energy, where every space has an operable window and solar powered robotic vacuums quietly recycle water bottles and compost leftover lunches. Although these buildings don’t exist yet, the idea that a “green” lease will somehow make it so is a common misconception. So what is a green lease? How can you tell? And perhaps most importantly, how much will it cost?

November 30, 2011 Off

Your Lease/Balance Sheet Will Soon Be Related

By Chris

Accounting Standards – What’s The Latest? As a CEO or CFO, keeping an eye on the progress of the Global Accounting Standards topic will help you position your company and preserve its value. Specifically regarding your corporate real estate, an understanding of the discussion around the re-characterization of leases will benefit you in your leasing decisions. The changes being proposed primarily affect public companies but there will be a modified standard for smaller, non-public companies which is referred to as “Private-Company GAAP”.