>With 2019 completed, we’re looking forward into the new year. In 2020 we can expect some very interesting technology trends to saturate the commercial real estate market. Some commercial real estate tech trends for
The Long Island office market maintained its strength throughout the final quarter of 2019, closing out the year with the highest volume of year-end leasing activity since 2016. According to our most recent data produced by CBRE’s Long Island
Q: We will be placing our professional building on the market shortly. What are some of the steps we can take now to avoid problems in the selling process? A: You are smart to be thinking ahead. Hasty, ill-informed, and costly decisions are often
As we begin a new year, from my point of view, 2019 presented little surprises, except, one. I will dub it “The biggest real estate blunder of the decade.” In November 2018, Amazon announced their decision to locate a second
A common, yet frequently overlooked, cause of increased project and construction costs occurs when the terms of the agreement between the owner and the contractor (the “general contract,”) and the agreement between the contractor and a
Ronkonkoma, NY Michael Zere, executive vice president at Zere Real Estate Services has sold a 1,534 s/f commercial office condo in the Lakeland Office Condominium Complex located at 3505 Veterans Memorial Hwy., Suite M. The complex is
Roslyn Heights, NY Mojo Stumer Associates has completed design work for 301 Warner Ave. The project is currently unbuilt and in zoning approvals. JK Equities is the owner and developer.
Williston Park, NY John Biordi, MAI, of First Republic Bank has been elected president of the Long Island Chapter of the Appraisal Institute for 2020. Serving Nassau and Suffolk counties, the chapter assists real estate
Ronkonkoma, NY According to Ashlind Properties, S.W. Anderson Sales has signed a long term lease with Island Architectural Woodworking for 30,000 s/f at 50 Haynes Ct. Richard Cohen, president of
Syosset, NY Melissa Naeder, a senior director in the Long Island office Cushman & Wakefield, has been elected to the board of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society (CIBS) of Long Island, one of the region’s largest