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Patrick T. Sharkey of Jackson Walker, LLP writes of ten issues to be considered in a condominium conversion project: 1. All existing leases must be honored after the conversion, regardless of the length of the lease. 2. Every tenant/subtenant must … Continue reading →
Diana Olick of CNBC reports that the Fed’s QE3 (quantitative easing) could spur additional investment in commercial real estate if U.S. Treasury rates remain steady or drop. According to John O’Callahan of CoStar Group (quoted in the report), high-yield bond … Continue reading →
A research brief from USC Lusk Center for Real Estate examines the notion that poor neighborhoods are retail and food deserts in the sense that there are less retail options both in terms of quantity and quality. The study considers … Continue reading →
Boston’s Newbury Street retail market has a 3.5 percent vacancy rate – the lowest rate for the city’s retail districts, which average 10 percent, according to a New York Times article. The Back Bay office market is also strong. The … Continue reading →
Brooklyn Heights Blog reports that commercial property sales in Brooklyn increased by 50 percent in the first half of 2012 compared to the first half of 2011. A
Continue reading →The portion of Fifth Avenue between 49th Street and 42nd Street is increasingly becoming popular among retailers looking for a Fifth Avenue presence, according to the New York Times. The southward expansion is attributable to several factors: The supply of … Continue reading →
Restaurant owners continue to struggle with the emergence of food trucks which often park right outside the restaurant entrances during peak hours and serve gourmet food at much lower prices. The restaurant industry is doing its best to convince city … Continue reading →