It’s that time of year again – temperatures are climbing, the amount of daylight is increasing, birds are chirping, flowers and leaves are growing, and… property tax time has rolled back around.
I’m a millennial, though just barely, but I have also been working at RESOURCE on the Office Services Team for over ten years now, and I have seen huge changes in the world of office space in response to the ups and downs of the economic climate these past ten years. The availability of money affected things.
A QUICK GUIDE TO GAINING ECONOMIC INCENTIVES Bringing on new people? Moving your offices? Training employees? Buying new equipment? Building lease expiring? While these events might seem like your business is spending more money, these are actually great opportunities! Your business could be eligible for economic incentives. State and local incentives can provide significant savings …
The Role of Technology in Commercial Real Estate Commercial real estate is never really what comes to mind when people first think about real estate. Most people I talk to jump to the idea of a big house and rarely ever consider the open lot, or the strip center downtown. Ultimately, commercial real estate is …
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When I was a lad I had a job mowing yards and my meager earnings went into a passbook savings account that paid 5% interest. It wasn’t much, but it would be a welcome rate to anyone with savings on a fixed income today. All investors today are trying to balance the need for higher returns on their capital with the risk of not getting the return of their capital.
Is there any need for a broker in the world of the internet? THE AGE OF INFORMATION There is a proliferation of information available for free on the internet. Whether you are buying a refrigerator or a house it is possible to learn a lot about pricing while you are still in your pajamas. Zillow …
I was recently reading an article published on GlobeSt.com where Katy Welsh, ICSC Conference Committee Chair and Colliers International South Florida’s Senior Vice President of Retail Leasing Services, was interviewed on the Top 5 Retail Sectors projected to grow in the next five years.
On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed the $1.5 trillion tax bill; HR 1 – Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) into law, marking the biggest major overhaul of the U.S. tax code in over 30 years. This bill amends the 1986 Internal Revenue Code to reduce tax rates and modify policies, credits, and deductions for individuals and businesses.
