GovDex (government agencies) Central Business District City of Portland – Columbia Square | 111 SW Columbia St | 25,177 SF renewal TechDex (apps|provider|hardware|var) Central Business District Revelation Global - Albers Mill | 1200 NW Naito Pkway | 3,100 SF CollegeNet – Fox Tower | 805 SW Broadway | 8,995 SF expansion Westside Exterro – 2 Lincoln Center [...]
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Who’s On The Move – Week Ending 07/30/10
Posted in commercial real estate, downsizing, Forecast, headquarters, lease, new office, office brokerage, office space, oregon, portland, renewal, rental rate, square feet, start up, sublease, Vacancies, tagged city of portland, collegenet, commercial real estate, edward jones, expansion, exterro, fluid market strategies, gottex, lease, macdonald miller, MBL group, office building, office lease, office space, pregnancy resource center, renewal, rental rate, revelation global, square feet, sublease on August 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Who’s On The Move – Week Ending 04/16/10
Posted in commercial real estate, downsizing, Forecast, headquarters, lease, LEED, new office, office brokerage, office space, oregon, portland, renewal, rental rate, square feet, start up, sublease, Vacancies, vancouver, tagged cascasde funeral directors, commercial real estate, core fitness, cornerstone disaster recovery, ctdi, energy efficiency, euro rscp, for lease, health e practice solutions, lease, mary kay schwab, multnomah county, obvius holdings, office space, on demand sofware, rental rate, scarborough mcneese, square feet, sublease, usa dragon boating, vacancy, wholesale merchant processing on April 19, 2010 | 1 Comment »
MediaDex (traditional|digital|research) Central Business District Euro RSCG – Federal Reserve Bldg | 915 SW Stark | 14,437 SF GeneralBizDex (consulting|finance|insurance|legal|other) Westside Scarborough McNeese O’Brien et al – 5 Centerpointe Drive | 7,413 SF Cascade Funeral Directors – 12995 SW Pacific Hwy | 3,066 SF Central Business District Cornerstone Disaster Recovery – Water Tower | 5331 [...]
Hotels Top the CMBS Delinquency List
Posted in commercial real estate, Forecast, rental rate, square feet, tagged cmbs, commercial loans, commercial real estate, delinquency, extended stay, rental rate, square feet, vacancy on February 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The trend of higher delinquency rates for commercial properties continued its storied climb this month, for the fifth month in a row, finishing at 6% last month. Hotels continue to be the hardest hit, with Extended Stay America now delinquent on a large loan and contributing greatly to the 129 basis-point increase. Most analysts predict the increase will [...]
No Hooray For Hollywood
Posted in building sale, commercial real estate, downsizing, Forecast, headquarters, lease, office space, oregon, portland, rental rate, retail brokerage, square feet, Trends, Vacancies, tagged bankruptcy, blockbuster, cancel lease, Ch. 11, commercial real estate, downsizing, Hollywood Video, lease terminations, Movie Gallery, netflix, office space, redbox, rental rate, retail stores, sony pictures, square feet on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Between Sony Pictures laying off another 450 employees in March and Movie Gallery filing for Chapter 11 again, one would find it hard to believe the entertainment industry just came off one of their biggest years ever. But technology, maybe more so than the economy, seems to be the major impetus behind this latest round of [...]
National Office Market Shows Positive Activity In Fourth Quarter
Posted in commercial real estate, Forecast, office space, rental rate, square feet, Trends, Vacancies, tagged commercial real estate, lease, mid atlantic, midwest, mountain west, net absorption, northeast, office space, rental rate, southeast, square feet, vacancy, west coast on January 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
According to a report from CoStar Group, the office market sector posted unexpectedly good results in the fourth quarter. Locally, this is not so unexpected as our industry saw a rise in activity following Labor Day. The explanation submitted for consideration: the office sector added jobs. In fact, according to federal government jobs data, the [...]