Spotlights
2023 Women in CRE: Lauren Crowley Corrinet, CBRE
What recent project, transaction, or accomplishment are you most proud of? This is a difficult market – and many are long on space. While sometimes traditional subleasing is the best path, I have successfully developed creative alternative deal structures for several customers – some closed and some on the path to closure. There is no better partnership than working hard in tough times.Nominate someone for the 2023 CRE Visionaries Spotlight TODAY!
We are now accepting nominations for our 2023 Commercial Real Estate Visionaries Spotlight. From the individuals who are redefining local communities to the ones who are implementing new ideas and revamping processes that contribute to the overall success, growth, or corporate culture at their firm or organization,Navigating 1031 Exchanges in a rising interest rate environment - by Michael Packman
Prior to the July hike, the Fed held rates in June following increases of 25 basis points in February, March and May 2023, and 50 basis points in December 2022. These increases follow four consecutive increases of 75 basis points and increases of 50 basis points in May and 25 basis points in March 2022.
Real estate innovation – an opportunity - by Sandy Klein
Empty office buildings. It’s nearly three years since the “return to work” predictions began. However, for quite some time now desks remain empty, floors remain empty, offices remain empty and buildings remain empty. Tenants no longer have the same space requirements and are downsizing.
The long and winding road of cap rates - by John Rynne
In 1970 the Beatles released their last album together; “Let It Be”. On that album was a classic song; “The Long and Winding Road”. This memorable song also was released as a single and became the Beatle’s 20th number one single. Shortly after, the Beatles broke-up.
Navigating NYC’s Local Law 11: An essential guide for building owners - by William Gati
In the heart of New York City’s expansive and diverse architectural landscape lies a pivotal and non-negotiable regulatory system in safeguarding the urban fabric and the lives of its inhabitants and passersby. One such crucial regulation is Local Law 11, also known as the Facade Inspection and Safety Program (FISP)
Thoughts on avoiding damage due to crane collapse - by C. Jaye Berger
The city seems so crowded at times, it’s like we’re all working on top of one another. Now that a few weeks have passed since the crane collapse in New York City, hopefully, all of the affected parties have filed at least the first phone call with the relevant insurance carriers to start the process of trying to obtain demands for damages.
Greater Binghamton: A place for businesses to begin, grow, and thrive - by Stacey Duncan
Greater Binghamton has been home to companies who have left an indelible mark on our community. From companies such as Endicott Johnson, led by an innovative industrialist who prioritized the well-being of his workers; to companies like DICK’s Sporting Goods, who got their start in the City of Binghamton as a bait and tackle shop
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