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Facility Management, Landscape December 18, 2012

Tips for Hiring a Commercial Landscape Contractor

If you need your commercial property lawn cut and, should you choose a local vendor or would you prefer a nationally franchised chain? Look at…


Energy Efficiency, Environmental, Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management November 28, 2012

Paper towels or hand dryers in your bathrooms?

Are paper towels less costly to your facility than running and maintaining a hand dryer? It’s a tricky question, especially if you are a tenant…


Commercial Lease, Landlord, Lease, Legal, Real Estate Broker, Site Selection November 26, 2012

Lease Review – What should you focus on outside of the major lease terms?

Do landlords go into the unreasonable “gray area’” when it comes to measuring tenant spaces and common areas? Do they include building overhangs, exterior sidewalks, balconies and patios?  It…


Facility Management, Furniture November 20, 2012

Should you Refurbish and Reuse Broken, Worn or Torn Office Chairs?

Office furniture ages over time. Seat pads get worn, arm rests tear and mechanical adjustments wear down. During an internal shift, there’s the employee scramble…


Commercial Lease, Landlord, Needs Analysis, Real Estate Broker, Site Selection November 15, 2012

Due Diligence Is Critical in Commercial Real Estate Transactions

By Link LeGrand, CCIM Contributing Columnist Financial due diligence is the process of verifying all statements of fact (or “finding where the bodies are buried”)…


Environmental, Facility Management November 13, 2012

Water Conservation Strategies for Your Facility

Let’s start with the basics – if you don’t measure it, you can’t manage it. And if you can’t manage it, you can’t improve it!…


Disaster Planning, Facility Management, Project Management, Real Estate Broker November 6, 2012

What can Commercial Real Estate folks do to help Sandy victims?

When I was asked by my friends at @theBrokerList to contribute my thoughts on this issue, my initial reaction was to mention a local commercial…


Facility & Office Maintenance, Facility Management October 25, 2012

How do you deal with Graffiti at your facility?

Graffiti is everywhere; it is unsightly, costly to business and ruins public spaces.  These “taggers” consider themselves graffiti artists and not property defacers. The important…


Architectural and Design, Healthcare, Space Planning October 23, 2012

New healthcare codes regulate space between treatment chairs

There are very specific spatial requirements for treatment chairs in areas where multiple treatment chairs are provided. Typically, each chair must be positioned within an…


Construction October 18, 2012

What is the best predictor of performance for a General Contractor?

Prediction is a tricky thing especially when it comes to General Contractors. And in most cases, the lowest price is not always the best price….


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