Why Hire a Project Manager?
Construction projects are risky, costly and time-consuming endeavors, and the more complex a project is, the more potential there is for potential problems to arise, [...]
The Facility Manager’s Important Role During a Construction Project
Too often the FM is excluded from the design and construction process. But waiting until the end of a project might be too late to influence equipment, products specified, [...]
Tenant Builders Risk Insurance – Who is really at risk?
By Jim Doran, Guest Columnist Insurance requirements can be lengthy at many different times during the course of a lease. Most leases require General Liability, property, and [...]
Why Your Company Move Is A Marketing Opportunity
By Glenn Romanelli, Guest Columnist When a company moves, there are certainly a lot of things that need to get done. So much so that the last thing many owners want to think [...]
Experts share top costly Tenant Improvement Work Letter Oversights
A tenant (who didn’t use a project manager) once told me of an argument with his landlord shortly after move-in to his newly constructed office. He went to lower the [...]
Trading Desk Design Trends – Where The Money Is Made
By Casey Markoe, Guest Columnist A Trading Floor is a unique environment designed to house and support the trading operations of financial firms. The staff in these spaces [...]
Top 5.5 Consultants You Should Hire For Your Office Buildout
Congratulations, you’ve signed your new office lease and now you’re ready to begin thinking about the design of your new space. But before the ink has dried on [...]
When Real Estate Brokers Poo Poo Project Management, Find a New Broker
Tenant Rep Brokers, like Project Managers/Owner’s Reps, position themselves as client advocates who only represent the tenant/end-user during the real estate acquisition [...]
Cubicles Get A Charge From USB Charging Ports, Literally!
Twenty years after the invention of USB charging cables for just about every electronic device, systems furniture manufacturers have finally caught up and just started [...]
Tenant Tip – Check for Damaged Windows Before Construction or Pay Later
My general contractor on a 52,000 sq ft tenant build out received the following post-construction email from the landlord: “Please be informed that we are going to [...]
