Tax Reform – impacts and projections for the Bay Area
We recently released an article on the tax reform and how it affects those in high SALT (state and local…
Commercial Real Estate Resources for Savvy Corporations
We recently released an article on the tax reform and how it affects those in high SALT (state and local…
A few weeks ago, I received a nice summary on the current costs of tenant improvements (TIs) in the Bay…
For many of us, 2013 ended up closing with less than stellar results. Will 2014 be a better year? We share our perspective on why 2014 may be a better year for the commercial real estate market.
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”.
With the volatility in the stock market last week, many of us are wondering what’s next. I’ve been writing about the increase in jobs in the economy and the venture capital boom as fundamentals pointing toward a slow but steady climb out of the recession. What should we do then with the downgrade of our U.S. credit rating and wild stock market activity last week? Should we hunker down and stop spending altogether or continue to move forward making business decisions as wisely as we can?
Imagine this scenario. As the director of real estate for your corporation, you’ve just completed a lease for your headquarters.…
2011 – It’s all about jobs! Blasted across the media is the latest news that unemployment has dropped. Not enough…
Our Industral U.S. Forecast Report published this month provides insight into the present state of commercial real estate and its…
After eight years as chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), Robert Herz, is retiring October 1. This comes two years…