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Construction, LEED August 7, 2012

How Using Concrete Flooring Adds To LEED Building Credits

By J. Vachola, Contributing Columnist Concrete directly contributes to LEED ratings when used in the following ways: Redevelopment of Polluted Sites (Sustainable Sites Credit 3)…


Construction, Facility & Office Maintenance, Flooring, Uncategorized August 2, 2012

TV Studio Flooring – How do you get those smooth Camera Moves?

A television studio client of ours faced a flooring problem in a recently acquired turn of the century building (the one before last). How do…


Commercial Lease, Landlord July 31, 2012

Are you a Corporate Real Estate Tenant in a Lease Holdover Situation?

There are a few cases where the commercial real estate tenant may need additional time to vacate their premises beyond the end of the existing…


Architectural and Design, Commercial Lease, Construction, Project Management, Site Selection, Space Planning July 26, 2012

Real Estate and Fit Out Tips For Doctors

When choosing which space is best for a medical practice, physicians can have unique needs when compared to general office tenants.  Physicians are oftentimes more…


Commercial Lease, Landlord, Real Estate Broker, Relocation, Site Selection, Tenant Representation July 24, 2012

When should you start evaluating your company’s lease expiration date?

Entering into a new commercial lease can be simultaneously exciting and scary. Ideally, start looking for space well in advance of your lease expiration because…


Commercial Lease, Landlord, Legal, Site Selection, Tenant Representation July 19, 2012

WARNING: Ascertaining the “correct” real estate square footage can be a minefield fraught with peril!

Have you as a commercial real estate tenant approached your potential or current landlord disputing the size of your premises? There as probably as many…


Architectural and Design, Audio Visual, Construction, Furniture, IT & Telecommunications, Tenant Improvement July 17, 2012

Hiding Those Unsightly and Messy Conference Room Wires

Are you looking for some ideas on how to eloquently hide cables in and on conference rooms and conference room tables? If you have multiple cables that sit…


Commercial Lease, Facility & Office Maintenance, Landlord July 12, 2012

What Have You Done For Your Tenants Today?

Publisher’s note: Many tenants just don’t feel the love from their landlord. They are sometimes treated as if the landlord is doing a favor by allowing them in…


Architectural and Design, Space Planning July 10, 2012

Being Pushed Into Open Office Concept

Are you being pushed into a completely open office concept (no walls) but not sold on the idea due to noise and confidentiality concerns? Open…


Environmental, Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management, HVAC, Lighting, Technology, Tenant Improvement, Vending Machines June 26, 2012

66.5 Best Energy Efficiency Tips for Your Office or Facility

Having a good Energy Philosophy will reduce energy consumption in your office or facility. Here’s some of the best recommendations from professionals who discussed the…


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