Podcasts about sublease

In this episode of the Industrial Advisors Podcast, hosts Bill Condon and Matt McGregor discuss the concerning uptick in subleases within the Puget Sound market, rising from 800,000 to 4.6 million square feet in just over two years. The hosts examine how the influx of subleases, particularly those above 100,000 square feet, is problematic for market stability and rental rates. They note that this trend is exacerbated by the increased availability of high-quality sublease spaces and the role of 3PLs (third-party logistics providers) in the market. The episode concludes with a discussion on potential future market corrections and the importance of monitoring the subleasing landscape. 00:00 Introduction and Market Overview 00:52 Sublease Market Analysis 02:01 Impact of Subleases on the Market 02:59 Challenges and Opportunities 05:00 Future Outlook and Conclusion You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube, For more, visit industrialadvisors.com

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This is the full version of an actual consulting call through The Gym Real Estate Company. The client (Korey Akers of Rampage Strength & Conditioning in Murfreesboro, TN) was awesome enough to let me share this with you. Lots of a great info in here for anyone who has to negotiate with their existing landlord or is looking to rent space out to someone. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The only two group fitness franchises I would invest in… Industrious  If you want a well-organized, high operational capacity, barbell-based group fitness experience (aka CrossFit without the stupid shit), then you need to look into Industrious.  Click here and I'll personally connect you with the Industrious franchise team to learn more. MADabolic If you're looking for one of the fastest growing brands in the boutique fitness space that leverages gritty branding, strength-focused programming (but without the barbell and other space suckers) and has over 30 opened locations nationwide, then you'll definitely want to get in touch with the MADabolic franchise team by clicking here.  —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I solve problems in your business and make you more money.  Guaranteed.  For over a decade I've been working with gym owners (via one-on-one consulting) to help create tailored solutions to solve their business problems, engineer the game plan and empower them to execute the strategy. Stop wishing your business problems are going to magically go away.   Invest in your business and let me solve your problems and optimize your business fast and efficiently.  We'll work together daily/weekly, with a monthly call until the problem is solved and then I want you to fire me.  Because this is YOUR business, I'm just here to solve a specific problem and then get out of your way. Learn more about what it's like for us to work together. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to increase your business IQ by 100x for only $50?  Get enrolled in Microgym University - the only online business school that teaches you the best practices and business frameworks from some of the most successful brands in our industry and then lets you decide which ones to install in your business. New courses are added every month.  ⁠www.microgymuniversity.com⁠  —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Need help leasing or buying a building? I created the Gym Real Estate Company so that gym owners had someone who could go beyond the duties of a typical real estate broker and actually advise them on business aspects as they relate to site selection, market location fit, operational capacity, facility layout, pre-sell marketing, and more. If you're looking for help with your next lease or if you want us to help you along the journey of buying a building - ⁠head over to www.gymrealestate.co and book a Discovery Call. —-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Elevate Your Coaching and Program Design w/ TeamBuildr TeamBuildr is a strength & conditioning software for performance coaches who want to efficiently build workout programs for their athletes and clients. Their platform was designed to make the life of a strength coach easier when it comes to building workouts, monitoring athlete recovery, and tracking workout data. They are currently offering a 30-day free trial when signing up with code “WTF”.

In this week's episode, we break down surveys (a recent poll that revealed 55% of respondents believe the US economy is shrinking), sales transactions in the multifamily and industrial spaces, and an office sublease story. We also provide a data center digest, sharing some data points to note. We hope our listeners have a great long Memorial Day weekend! Episode Notes: Recession or resilience? (0:23) Starwood's SREI struggling to fulfill redemptions (7:00) Banks leading five days a week in the office (8:36) Higher-for-longer narrative reinforced (10:10) Junk bond inflows (12:50) Strong appetite for data centers (14:29) $1.7 billion office portfolio loan modification (23:32) Office headlines (28:45) Mixed-use news (31:35) Industrial (35:40) Multifamily (43.15) Shoutouts (46:50) Take our content survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9LHZ5RL Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp

Evon is joined by Dr. Tessa Sokol, owner of Sokol Advanced EyeCare in Madison, Wisconsin. Tessa shares her experience transitioning from a long-standing, successful corporate sublease to her own independent, private optometry practice. We dive into the benefits and drawbacks of the corporate sublease (from her experience), what to look for when evaluating a sublease opportunity, why she made the shift to private practice, all the steps of the transition, what lessons she'd teach herself if she could go back, and what technology and innovation she's most excited about looking to the future. Have questions on anything discussed or want to have topics or questions featured on the show? Send Evon an email at podcast@optometrywealth.com.Check out www.optometrywealth.com to get to know more about Evon, his financial planning firm Optometry Wealth Advisors, and how he helps optometrists nationwide. From there, you can schedule a short Intro call to share what's on your mind and learn how Evon helps ODs master their cash flow and debt, build their net worth, and plan purposefully around their money and their practices. Resources mentioned on this episode:Sokol Advanced EyeCareLinkedIn - Tessa SokolFacebook - Sokol EyeCareiCareAdvisorsSchedule a Free Consultation - Optometry Wealth AdvisorsThe Optometry Money Podcast is dedicated to helping optometrists make better decisions around their money, careers, and practices. The show is hosted by Evon Mendrin, CFP®, CSLP®, owner of Optometry Wealth Advisors, a financial planning firm just for optometrists nationwide.

(0:00) Opening(0:32) The doom loop in downtown St. Louis and many other US cities(20:50) Opportunities and risks when doing sublease deals(37:37) Industrial rents and demand are slipping in the Inland Empire and other core industrial markets(44:30) Defensive expansion by companies going away(50:35) ClosingTo learn more about the podcast, please visit www.thecreinsider.com or email podcast@thecreinsider.com to get in touch with us directly.

(0:00) Opening(0:42) Marketing and positioning of large subleases(24:14) Expert advice on how to improve gatherings of all types(33:05) The strong performance of data centers and what to expect in the future(47:13) Obsolete high-rise buildings(52:57) ClosingTo learn more about the podcast, please visit www.thecreinsider.com or email podcast@thecreinsider.com to get in touch with us directly.

Expmental Records Radio Show, your bi-weekly digital hub for underground club music. The show will air every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at 4PM CET - 3PM UK, hosted by Data Transmission. The Episode 11, featuring Frink, offers an immersive auditory experience, presenting a meticulously crafted showcase of deep house tracks. This months selection encompasses a variety of distinguished labels including Sublease, Cue, Bondage Music, and 8bit. Frink, revered for his mastery of deep house grooves, returns to set the tone for the first week of March with a mix that highlights his intricate understanding of rhythm and atmosphere. This episode is an exploration of depth and movement, tailored for the discerning listener. Expmental Records Radio Show, helmed by label boss Eddy Romero and FRINK, promises unique sonic journeys with occasional guests from our label roster. We invite you to join us in this new venture to explore the pulse and rhythm of underground club music. Playlist 1.IPI - Sail and Sailor (Original Mix) Cue 2.Massiel - First Snow (Original Mix) Oceanic Rec 3.Surrender Discipline (Original Mix) Expmental Records 4.PTTY - Tin (Original Mix) Cue 5.Kevin Yost- Sunset (Original Mix) I Records 6.Ross Kiser - Differently (original mix) Sublease rec 7.Del Fonda & Paul Franc -Tierra del fuego (original mix) Fantastic Friends Rec 8.Oreason & Endemica – Coexist (original mix) Conceptual 9.Reto Erni – Moods (Original Mix) Cyclic rec 10.Surrender Discipline - I Told You (original mix) Expmental Records 11.Javier Labarca – Patranhas (Original Mix) Indeep 12.Ross Kiser – Catacombs (Original Mix) Sublease rec 13.Miraj (AU) - Talking To Me (Original Mix) Celestial rec 14.Marc Lenz - Nobody Else (Original Mix) 8bit

In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we break down office valuation stories and the idea that despite positive retailer earnings reports, malls may not be out of the woods yet. We also cover several multifamily transaction headlines, and news for the retail, lodging, and industrial sectors. Tune in now. Episode Notes: - Economic update: Fed minutes, jobless claims, AI (0:23) - New office transaction in Seattle (4:11) - Atlanta office story (8:45) - Chicago office value decline (13:24) - Sublease story (15:17) - Malls not out of the woods? (18:26) - Retail property sales (23:59) - Multifamily transactions (26:25) - Lodging (30:26) - Industrial sale (32:45) - Shoutouts (33:53) Please take our listener feedback survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/BMPXLHG Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp

This episode takes you inside the deal-making process of commercial real estate investor Andrew Dunn. Andrew is the managing partner at VAC Development, an asset-class agnostic real estate investment group focusing on yield and asset allocation. Andrew primarily runs the acquisitions, capitalization, and business plan execution for the firm. In this episode, Andrew reveals his approach to scaling a real estate business through a programmatic model. He details how he sources deals that fit the criteria of large institutional investors and secures large equity checks through relationships. Andrew also provides insights into evaluating retail, office, and mixed-use deals through an analysis of yield on cost and development spread. Timestamps:00:00 Intro01:09 Andrew's Dunn background04:20 Getting into commercial real estate06:42 The importance of operator selection for hotel deals09:56 Setting yourself apart from the competition12:14 Chasing equity vs. chasing deals16:30 The director of investor - requirements and commissions18:57 Investor relations strategies for finding capital23:51 The Starbucks lease strategy32:19 The importance of lease in terms of cap rate40:05 Yield of cost metrics and risk evaluation49:33 The influence of demographics on property value53:33 Retail vacancy rates and office space trends56:00 Shift in consumer behavior towards outdoor malls59:56 Sublease and healthy market Interested in chatting with Andrew?Connect with him on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewmdunn41/X/Twitter:https://twitter.com/andrewmdunn_tiktok: andrewmdunn_Or through his company site:https://www.vacdevelopment.com/--Breneman Capital: https://www.breneman.com Investor List: https://www.breneman.com/invest Passive RE Investor Guidebook: https://www.breneman.com/downloads Connect with Drew: https://linktr.ee/drewbreneman

Episode 099 - Real Estate Exam Questions: Leasing Going through state exam questions to help real estate students pass their state exam.   01:35 – February: I feel your pain. A lot of new and intense information. Law school is just as much “fun”. 05:07 – List of recent grads: Andrew, Grace, Jacob, Tylea, Kayla, Erica, Denzel, Kyle, Anu, Sharika, Brandy, Jesika, Matias, Omayra, Kemberly, Denise, Wallace, Ingrid, Ryan, Jonathan, Kendall, Orchid, Len, Gail, Ashley, Joseph, Monica, Kay, Latoya, Cierra, Britney, Kiana, Stephanie, Asia, Thomas, Shelley, Krystyn, Madeleine, Kynia, Andrew, Kellie, and Sam. 06:55 – Messages from Jonathan and Ryan. 09:45 – Episode Focus: leasing; pay attention to the legal pieces and “forget” what you know about the real world of rental situations. 12:20 – Parties to the lease: lessor (landlord) and lessee (tenant). Bundle of legal rights and what rights do each party have? Leased fee vs. Leasehold. Reversionary rights. Statute of frauds – lease for less than 12 months. 20:00 – Types of leasehold estates: Estate for years, Estate from period to period (Periodic tenancy), and estate at will. Estate at sufferance, holdover tenant at sufferance. 34:10 – Leasing consideration: possession of premises (quiet enjoyment); use of premises; security deposit (possession vs. ownership); Assignment versus Sublease; Nondisturbance clause. 44:00 – Types of leases: gross, net, and percentage leases; variable leases (graduated lease and index lease); ground lease. 51:10 – Breach in a lease: if tenant breaches, landlord remedy is to evict tenant; if landlord breaches, tenant remedy is constructive eviction. 52:25 – Leasing of real estate law exam questions. 1:04:10 – Calculation rental price per square foot: $18/square foot for 2,400 square feet of space: $18 x 2,400 =- $43,200 / 12 = $3,600. 1:07:50 – March's episode will be about Closing a real estate transaction (also known as close of escrow). I will get into the mechanics of a closing, the federal oversight including RESPA, TRID, and Truth in lending, and finish with an in-depth explanation of proration including debits, credits, accrued and prepaid items, and the math behind the glory of proration.   Go to www.ahareep.com and sign up for the program for only $35, use discount code: legendary15 to save 15% off.   Go to www.indianarealestateinstitute.com for Indiana real estate classes.   A-Ha LINKS   Email info@ahareep.com   Web www.ahareep.com   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AHA.REEP   YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrxAjI5Li4Ll3Epwcyc0i6A

Mitch and Maeli Nelson are experienced real estate investors who teach others the secrets of their multimillion-dollar success. In this episode, they share how their strategies can help real estate agents capitalize on their unique access to sellers and properties to find and fund lucrative investments. For agents wondering how to fund their retirement, this is a can't-miss episode. Join us to discover the unexpected ways you can buy properties with little or no money, understand how to use your role as a problem solver to make deals with eager sellers, and hear how to find investment opportunities, including foreclosures, distressed properties, and properties owned by homeowners facing the end of COVID-era forbearance. Be sure to check out the show notes at staypaidpodcast.com for a complete summary and additional details not included in the episode. Connect | Resources ·      Instagram: @mitchandmaeli ·      Website: mitchandmaeli.com ·      YouTube: Flippin' with Mitch and Maeli ·      Book a strategy call with Mitch and Maeli at flippin.education You can get free resources, including e-books, printables, and lead magnets to attract new leads, by visiting our Resource Library. 0:00     Introduction 1:14     Guest introduction 1:57     “Passive income?” Not so much 4:00     Agents as investors 7:12     First no-money down deal | Sublease 8:25     Investors solve problems 9:50     Present homeowners with solutions | Forbearance 13:15   How forbearance created investment opportunities 15:08   The role of the bank 18:50   Real estate is always a sound investment 20:56   Thoughts on seller financing | Cash flow 25:00   Educating new investors 29:08   Finding deals 31:48   Finding sellers in distress 37:56   Accessing Mitch's & Maeli's course and coaching 40:54   Action Item   Want Josh and Luke to help you with your marketing? Visit https://remindermedia.com/StayPaidMarketing/

Join Justin and Grant as they discuss the current market and the rise of sublease space. 

Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer, Joris Turenhout, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/MFAW-EP-107.mp3 Music From Around The World Episode 107 Transcription Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 107. I'm your host Mason Vera Paine and in today's episode we will be featuring music from Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer, Joris Turenhout, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. Kellie Allen: Start – 0:16  and     End – 7:46Hailing from Ibiza, Kellie Allen is a renowned Deep Tech House DJ and Producer. Her sound is deeply rooted in the soulful records of her youth such as Jazz and Funk. She has been consistently releasing music over the years. Take a listen to his latest track “What You Gon' Do”. “What You Gon' Do” is out now via Boogeyman and its available on all streaming platforms. Kellie's dedication to her music paid off when Steve Bug, the owner of Sublease Music label, stumbled across her music while browsing for new artists. Impressed by what he heard, he contacted Kellie and requested a demo. After listening to it, Steve knew that he had to sign her to Sublease. Kellie has also played ionic clubs like PIV, Viva Warriors, Cream Ibiza and she is the host of a popular radio show on Ibiza Global. For the latest on Kellie and her upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/kellieallenmusic; that's Instagram.com/K-E-L-L-I-E-A-L-L-E-N-M-U-S-I-C Chicago Loop: Start – 7:47   and    End -14:43For over twenty-three years Ant Wilson has been DJ-ing and Producing and later took up the project and alias Chicago Loop. This techno DJ and Producer is based out of Sofia, Bulgaria. Take a listen to his latest track “Carousel”. “Carousel” is out now via Say What?   and its available on all streaming platforms. Chicago Loop has released various music on various labels Phobiq, Respekt, Throne Room Records, Riot Recordings, to name a few. Aside from DJ-ing and producing, Chicago Loop is an acclaimed vinyl mastering and cutting engineer for Vinyl Carvers. This company stands out as a one-off vinyl's and dub plates, catering to DJs, producers, music artists, and TV media professionals. Visit: chicagoloop.live for the latest on Chicago Loop's upcoming appearances and projects; that's C-H-I-C-A-G-O-L-O-O-P DOT L-I-V-E Vinyl's From The Past: 14:44 to 18:53I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl's From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Cascada”. “Cascada” is a duo consisting of German-British singer Natalie Horler and German DJ and Producer's  DJ Manian and DJ Yanou. The group was formed in 2004. Their most notable track was “Everytime We Touch”. Here is a listen here. "Everytime We Touch" was released in 2005 but didn't gain widespread success until 2007. The song's memorable melody and lyrics made it stand out. With its mixture of Eurodance, trance and pop it appealed to a large audience. This combination resulted in the track being frequently played on radio stations in the U.S; something that had previously not happened for Eurodance or trance artist. "Everytime We Touch" blazed the trail for other such acts to gain mainstream recognition. That's it for this week's Vinyl's from the past; now let's get back to more music. Lexer: Start – 18:54   and     End – 26:04Lexer, a German DJ and producer, began his musical career at the age of 18 with the release of his track "My Princess". This song was highly praised within the melodic house genre. By 2019, he had made a transition from melodic to deep house with the 2015 album “Nowehere Else”.

Special guest Scott McMurrian and attorney Todd Marquardt talk about commercial real estate on this edition of Talk Law Radio! Does your business have commercial office, retail, or industrial leased space? Join commercial real estate broker, Scott McMurrian and Todd Marquardt as they discuss the commercial real estate market including: 1)How construction cost increases have/are continuing to affect commercial lease transactions; 2) Sublease trends and why some business people should consider sublease opportunities; 3) When termination language should be considered in your lease agreements? If we have time we will also talk about an article in the San Antonio Business Journal describing how remote work might be driving an 'office real estate apocalypse' as buildings sit empty and a Morning Brew article about some city mayors who want developers to convert unused downtown offices into apartments. Tell your friends to listen to Talk Law Radio on KLUP 930 radio, podcasts everywhere, Facebook Live, and YouTube to discover legal blind spots. www.talklawradio.com  The mission of Talk Law Radio is to help you discover your legal issue blind spots by listening to me talk about the law on the radio. The state bar of Texas is the state agency that governs attorney law licenses. The State Bar wants attorneys to inform the public about the law but does not want us to attempt to solve your individual legal problems upon the basis of general information. Instead, contact an attorney like Todd A. Marquardt at Marquardt Law Firm, P.C. to discuss your specific facts and circumstances of your unique situation. Join Todd Marquardt every week for exciting law talk on Talk Law Radio!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In a special episode of our week-in-review podcast, the team shares a live presentation we gave at NAIOP Silicon Valley's Capital Markets event. We have a data-driven review of what's happening to commercial real estate in the region and across the U.S. We dive into data on the recent bank turmoil, delinquencies and distress across the country, loan maturities, lease renewals, occupancy, and more. Tune in now. If you are looking for the presentation that goes along with this podcast, send an email to podcast@trepp.com. Episode Notes: - Economic update (0:23) - Silicon Valley: poised for rebirth? (4:07) - Silicon Valley challenges (8:43) - Bank data and distress (13:23) - First Republic's collapse by the numbers (16:15) - Regional bank market share (19:40) - Delinquencies across the country (26:31) - Risk ratings (30:57) - Upcoming distress (33:44) - Loan maturities (34:59) - Sublease availability (39:43) - Occupancy and the knock-on effect (43:14) - Lease terms, renewals, and rent (47:24) - CRE stories to watch in Silicon Valley (50:00) - Shoutouts (54:02) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC

With slowing regional bank turmoil, all eyes shifted to the debt ceiling deal debate. In this week's episode, we examine the latest economic news. Mike Flood of the Mortgage Bankers Association shares his perspective on the debt ceiling and bank regulation. In CRE, we saw several office loans transfer to special servicing, sublease stories, and comps. We also share retail green shoots and crabgrass, a hotel comeback story, and discuss our bank CRE concentration analysis. And in an ode to Sam Zell, we reference his mentality of knowing when to “hold ‘em” and when to “fold ‘em.” Tune in now. Episode Notes: • Economic update(0:23) • Debt ceiling thoughts: Mike Flood, MBA (6:45) • Bank executive testimonials (9:35) • Regulatory changes ahead (11:01) • Bank CRE concentrations (15:14) • Office special servicing transfers (18:19) • Sublease stories (24:10) • Office comps (27:58) • Retail crabgrass (30:02) • Retail green shoots (33:35) • Hotel comeback story(36:12) • Shoutouts (38:51) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC

In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, the team dives into the latest economic news and jobs data. Next up, we give an update on banks and give a sneak peek of Trepp's Q1 Bank Earnings analysis. Then we sing the office blues but do find positive office news, with big office loans to keep on your radar, and then debate if in-office is coming back …again. Stick around to hear multifamily news and a preview of Trepp's AI podcast. Tune in now. Episode Notes: Economic and job data (0:25) Update on Banks (7:07) Two CMBS Deals Priced (10:06) Return to office (13:57) Sublease and office moves (16:30) Big office loans to watch (22:35) Retail News (26:28) Multifamily Housing (36:05) Shoutouts (40:32) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC

In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, it is hard to find good news. Amid treasury yield increases, economic data, consumer confidence, and retail earnings, there are negative signs all around. In commercial real estate, we report on the CMBS delinquency rate posting its second-largest increase since the start of the pandemic, discuss office obsolescence, and dive into a massive trading alert surrounding a large multifamily loan. We also examine data for hotel markets across the US, life insurance mortgage returns, and more. Tune in now. Episode Notes: • Economic news and data to watch(0:23) • Housing market and jobs(5:28) • Retail earnings (8:01) • CMBS delinquency report, rate jumps (13:02) • Massive trading alert: large multifamily loan (16:20) • Retail stories (25:30) • Industrial story (29:43) • Office obsolescence (31:26) • Office stories: sublease siege (33:52) • Hotels (38:59) • Life insurance commercial mortgage returns(43:19) • Shoutouts (44:37)

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In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we are watching the Japanese bond market, big bank earnings, the legal debt ceiling, retail sales, and housing news. In commercial real estate finance, we talk about retailer bankruptcies, the latest sales transaction data, office loans to watch, and sublease, sales, and vacancy stories across the country. Tune in now. Episode Notes: • Economic update: Fedspeak (0:23) • Japan/debt ceiling (9:02) • Mixed bag for bank earnings (12:08) • Tech layoffs (18:01) • Party City bankruptcy (19:17) • Digging through the data: CRE transactions decline (22:37) • Office loans to watch (26:11) • Bad news for Seattle (29:06) • Brokers start your engines (34:16) • Denver trading alert (35:36) • Statefarm portfolio (37:50) • Sublease space in Columbus (39:38) • Shoutouts (41:58) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp-llc Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC

For the last few days, the podcast team was at CREFC Miami, where the sentiment surrounded “cautious optimism” (or was it “cautious pessimism?”) and the 'game of chicken' that is taking place for buyers/sellers and borrowers/lenders. In this week's episode, Orest Mandzy of CRE Direct joins the team to share our takeaways from the CRE finance industry conference, dive into what's to come for multifamily and affordability, examine where CMBS issuance and loan payoffs stand, and share crabgrass and green shoots for retail and office. Tune in now. Episode Notes: Economic update (0:23) Good news on inflation (3:07) Housing (6:15) CREFC Confidential: Industry conference Sentiment (10:16) Multifamily and affordability panel (20:25) Year-End Magazine: CMBS issuance (25:10) December 2022 loan payoffs (29:32) Retail crabgrass (31:38) Retail positives (33:20) Sublease special (39:02) Office crabgrass (41:09) Greenies in office (44:04) Shoutouts (48:53) Questions or comments? Contact us at podcast@trepp.com. Follow Trepp: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp-llc Facebook: www.facebook.com/TreppLLC

Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute. In the wake of Caterpillar’s decision to move its headquarters to Texas, the company has put its Deerfield offices up for sublease. Crain’s reports CAT is offering its entire 116,000-square-foot office complex for sublease. Nineteen Illinois counties are suing Deerfield-based Walgreens […]

Miami snags another blue state corporation; Citadel to relocate from Chicago to Miami.  Citadel enters with two massive real estate deals in the Brickell area.  Sublease space continues to grow in Florida, but is mainly concentrated in central Florida. Tune in to this weekly look at commercial real estate.  We track commercial real estate so you can focus on your business. Please subscribe and follow the Blue Box Real Estate Corporate page on Linkedin.

Amazon is planning to sublease some of its warehouse space now that the pandemic-fueled surge in online shopping, which helped the e-commerce giant rake in soaring profits in the past two years, has eased. Subleasing allows the company to “relieve the financial obligations associated with an existing building that no longer meets” its needs, Amazon spokesperson Alisa Carroll said. Carroll didn't disclose how much space the company plans to sublet. But citing anonymous sources, Bloomberg News and The Wall Street Journal reported earlier that the retailer would sublease at least 10 million square feet of space and could end more of its leases in states including New York, New Jersey and California. Seattle-based Amazon doubled the size of its operations during the pandemic, adding more warehouses and workers to keep up with demand from homebound consumers who felt more comfortable buying things online. But as the worst of the pandemic eased, it found itself with too much warehouse space and too many workers. “Subleasing is something many established corporations do to help manage their real estate portfolio,” Carroll said. Last month, the company reported its first quarterly loss since 2015, fueled by the e-commerce slowdown and a massive write-down of its investment in the electric-vehicle startup Rivian Automotive. In a statement released last month with its earnings results, CEO Andy Jassy said the company was now focused on improving productivity. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Molly and Jason are BACK from Miami to break down all the most interesting stories and content from the All-In Summit! (2:13) Then, they cover Argo AI, an AV company that just launched autonomous test cars in Miami and Austin (36:50). Finally, they close by discussing a recent Bloomberg report on how Amazon is looking to sublease 10M+ square feet of warehouse space... negative signal, or no big deal? (45:23)

Molly and Jason are BACK from Miami to break down all the most interesting stories and content from the All-In Summit! (2:13) Then, they cover Argo AI, an AV company that just launched autonomous test cars in Miami and Austin (36:50). Finally, they close by discussing a recent Bloomberg report on how Amazon is looking to sublease 10M+ square feet of warehouse space... negative signal, or no big deal? (45:23) (0:00) Molly and Jason intro the show! (2:13) Recapping the All-In Summit! (14:05) LinkedIn Marketing - Get a $100 LinkedIn ad credit at https://linkedin.com/thisweekinstartups (15:31) Reflecting on the most interesting debates and conversations at AIS (26:12) Intercom - Get advanced Intercom features and Early Stage Academy at a 95% discount https://www.intercom.com/early-stage (27:15) All-In Summit party recap + TWiST Live preview (35:35) OpenPhone - Get an extra 20% off any plan for your first 6 months at https://openphone.com/twist (36:50) Argo AI launches autonomous test cars in Miami and Austin! (45:23) Amazon is reportedly looking to sublease 10M+ square feet of warehouse space, is this a negative signal or just overblown? FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood Thanks to our partners: LinkedIn Marketing - Get a $100 LinkedIn ad credit at https://linkedin.com/thisweekinstartups Intercom - Get advanced Intercom features and Early Stage Academy at a 95% discount https://www.intercom.com/early-stage OpenPhone - Get an extra 20% off any plan for your first 6 months at https://openphone.com/twist

Steve Bug is one of electronic music's true originals. His relentless commitment to quality - both in his own work and in the many producers he has championed - has made him one of the world's most revered artists and curators, and along with his label Poker Flat has made a sizeable contribution to building the European house and techno scene as we know it. A dedicated, energetic and constantly innovative talent, Resident Advisor once called Steve Bug the “gentleman of techno” referring to his sense of duty and dependability as one of the world's most renowned DJs and producers. That same professionalism that means he's hardly ever missed a DJ gig is evident in his work as a composer, producer and owner of the Poker Flat Recordings label: a label whose influence on house and techno cannot be overstated. Every step he takes is well considered, but always tempered with his own fine sense of humour and innate love for his craft. Having grown up in Germany's techno and acid-house heyday, Steve Bug's love for a perfect groove is as apparent now as it was back then. His DJ skills and a keen, innovative ear led him not down the typical path of the early nineties trance and harder dance scene, but instead towards a fresher, hybrid sound–merging stripped deep house, tweaked out acid and more minimal forms of techno and electronic music. Although dedicated to his own labels – first and foremost the aforementioned Poker Flat – Steve's talents have naturally attracted the attention of other imprints. Bedrock, Knee Deep In Sound, Minus, Cocoon and Defected are just some of the labels that have championed original tracks and remixes.  Steve is also one of the few electronic artists capable of putting out a ‘proper' album. Having released no fewer than five full length LPs over the last two decades, his latest Paradise Sold alongside Langenberg - a full ten-track album of exquisitely crafted house music on Poker Flat –was released in 2018 to critical acclaim, and described as “elegantly euphoric” by Mixmag, while a remix package of Paradise Sold with new interpretations from Rodriguez Jr., Frankey & Sandrino, Cassy and Virginia was supported by DJs and tastemaker publications across the board.   In 2019 Poker Flat celebrated its 20th anniversary, marking this impressive milestone with a series of remixes of some of its most iconic releases from an incredible array of talented artists including Tim Engelhardt, Michael Meyer, Catz 'n Dogz, Acid Pauli, Guti, Butch, Matthias Kaden and Francois K. The anniversary remix series continues into 2020, with Harry Romero, Catz N Dogz and Acid Pauli amongst the producers given the keys to the hallowed Poker Flat vaults.  2019 also saw the launch of a new sublabel for Poker Flat, Sublease Music. Sublease was set up to champion deeper, more club-ready, tracky cuts from exceptionally talented producers that deserve a platform for people to hear them. This was the ethos with which Steve originally set up Poker Flat, so it seems fitting that as he celebrates 20 years of Poker Flat it's time for Sublease Music to bring a different sound to the world. Hitting its seventh release in summer 2020, Sublease has already made its mark, with exceptional releases from Kellie Allen, MANIK, Buraq and more besides.  In 2020 Steve released his sixth studio album, Never Ending Winding Roads, with much of it produced during the months of enforced isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many of the track titles reflect Steve's headspace during this time, with themes of solitude, contemplation and reflection brought to the fore perhaps more than with any of his previous work, with the 11 tracks exploring a range of different styles, including minimal house music, moody techno and effervescent breaks.  

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Office gaining momentum for big return in 2022, NAIOP predicts Pandemic subleasing trend declines as available square footage falls in Q3 New office demand retreated in September (but doesn't it always?) WeWork adapting to new hybrid office environs with two levels: WeWork On Demand and WeWork All Access Industrial building off the charts Supply chain is getting better....albeit slowly

Sublease markets are contracting...but barely Workers are back to the office at a higher rate than since the pandemic began What is shadow inflation What will take Libor's place Permitting in the City of Dallas...what a headache NAIOP sentiment index rising

Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In today's No-Limit Minute Segment, I am going to talk about what Forbes believes are predictions of the future of the real estate market moving forward. We will discuss and assess each prediction and take a closer look at what current situations can contribute to the occurrence of these predictions. We are going to cover a bunch of areas on this list, from market appreciation to multifamily resilience. Have a listen on this episode and get a solid grasp of what the future may look like for the real estate space. Listen in! [00:01 - 04:42] Introduction     Today's high demand for real estate The affordability crisis Why it's more affordable to build A-Class properties   [04:43 - 34:31] 11 Predictions For The Future Of The Real Estate Market     Less urgency to buy residential real estate The workforce will face home buying challenges The market will appreciate significantly There will be fewer showings and offers Demand for multifamily homes will increase Housing prices will become unaffordable The market will either cool or have new investors The market is shifting into a more balanced state The use of technology will drive the value of assets Sublease space will continue to increase The rental market will keep growing Key Quotes:    “We're definitely going to see some appreciation. We've already seen it. We've seen it over 2020, we've seen it over 2021. Housing prices just continue to rise, and I don't see them plateauing anytime soon.” - Josh Ferrari    “It's cool to learn all the facts, put them together, and then make your own decision on what you want to do with that information, whether or not you feel like you want to take on that risk, to invest in real estate, continue to press or you want to have the scarcity mindset hold back a little bit, wait and see what's happening. I just love talking about this stuff.” - Josh Ferrari   “The reason I love multifamily is because it is so recession resilient. … It definitely fights through any kind of market dip, because of its high functionality.” - Josh Ferrari   You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube    You can also email me at Joshferrari901@gmail.com  For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com   SUBSCRIBE to this podcast for more episodes on how to create your own future through smart and lucrative investments.  LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW and share this podcast with someone you know who wants to experience massive growth and success in their business.   Listen to our previous episodes here 

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Netherlands-based ASML has signed a seven-year, 38,000 square foot office sublease on Price Corridor at 2625 W. Geronimo Place. ASML is currently located in the same business park, Chandler Freeways Crossing, in a different building. Tenant improvements are expected to be complete later this year with ASML moving into their new building in December. ASML provides chipmakers with everything they need – hardware, software and services – to mass produce patterns on silicon through lithography. With 14 customer support sites, two factories and three R&D centers in the U.S., ASML is an important development and manufacturing partner servicing chipmakers worldwide.... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/semiconductor-equipment-manufacturer-plans-additional-hiring-growth-in-chandler-and-signs-new-office-sublease/

In this special episode, we talk with Paul Hendershot, Senior Director of Market Analytics at CoStar who delivers a comprehensive mid-year economic update and forecast for the commercial real estate industry. He provides a broad perspective on the national recovery; where we've been, how the first half of 2021 is shaping up and what's in the forecast for the 2nd half of the year. In today's episode, Paul focuses on three asset classes (office, industrial, and retail) and shares his insights on what's going on in the national economy. Key Discussion Points [00:17] Welcome and introduction by Eric Odum [02:18] The economy is turning a corner [02:53] Employement outlook [04:20] eCommerce outlook [05:16] U.S. office market outlook [07:26] Sublease space outlook [10:42] Industrial market outlook [14:38] Retail market outlook [17:01] Summary of economic outlook

Last week I saw a headline that said "The DFW Office Market Rebound is Underway". The article was a Cushman & Wakefield second quarter report and in it one of their tenant rep brokers was quoted as saying, "While absorption numbers were negative for the second quarter, the DFW office market rebound is underway, and activity has picked up significantly in the last 30 days". The article went on to say that according to the firm's data, net absorption was negative 895,503 SF with Class B space accounting for 762,004 of that negative absorption. Sorry, but the above stats just don't ring true for me-how can you still have negative absorption and say the market is rebounding? Other stats quoted in the article were: 1.2 million SF of new construction came online in the second quarter with 4.6 million SF of office space still under construction The vacancy rate in the second quarter was 22.1% They followed this info with a quote from one of their leasing agents: "We've seen a steady increase in activity since the first quarter, and we expect it to continue through the end of the year. Companies are coming back to the office in full, and those that did short-term deals are back out in the market ready for longer-term commitments. Dallas is in a very good spot right now". Frankly, I'm not so optimistic. I often look to CoStar for market rates. How do their numbers compare to what C&W is saying? 5.3 million SF negative absorption in the last 12 months - 5 quarters in a row Total activity averaged 25.8 million SF 2017-2019 Sublease space is still at 9.3 million SF - stable Construction 4.2 million SF delivered in last 12 months - 7.1 million SF underway 18% vacancy - 3% subleases available Rental rates fell 0.2% Bottom line for me is I still don't see the basis for a headline like DFW office market rebounding. I still think companies overall will continue to shed space. That should keep downward pressure on rental rates. We aren't seeing them fall much, however.

Several factors are spurring businesses into taking action on their office space and existing leases, with the aim of getting the best out of their employees while also trimming unnecessary costs. Increased flexible working, the pressure to rein in costs, and elevated office vacancies, all converging amid the unpredictability of the global economy and future of work, are leading to a wave of renegotiated office contracts in which tenants overwhelmingly have the upper hand. Landlords are offering fit-outs, reduced make-good obligations, rent-free periods, and the use of flexible or ‘third' space – in many cases for the entire duration of a lease – as just some incentives to retain their tenants. Meanwhile, some occupiers are becoming landlords themselves by subleasing their excess office space. In this episode, JLL tenant representatives Jessica van Raay and Dirk van Velden discuss with Rebecca Kent the pros and cons of every option.

Take a few minutes to learn a few things about the office market (not the obvious Covid stuff) with Carlo Bruno. Important take-aways: * What are your assumptions for renewal probability? * Understand key tenants desire for flexibility in renewal. * Evaluate their ability to have a hybrid workforce. * Renewal probability spectrum – less space going forward. * Space churn – rollover frequency increases. * Ancillary revenue stream – parking goes away. * Sublease active – case-by-case. * Disconnect between tenants, landlords and lenders. Overall take-away – understand your tenant base. Carlo Bruno, MAI (non-practicing) PwC | Strategic Initiatives, National Real Estate Director

Sublease space available now tops the 9 million square feet mark Available sublease space has increased by almost 50% since January, 2020 Subleases make up 15-20% of all space available in North Texas today Total available sublease space stands at 180 million square feet nationally Landlords just now getting aggressive against sublease negotiations Landlord blocking subleases Subleases, on average, are 15.5% less than for direct lease space Loss of amenities for returning tenants DFW has topped the market in return-to-work tenants

David Cairnes, Senior Vice President - Office Leasing for CBRE in Toronto, Canada, joins Bold Founder Caleb Parker to challenge commercial real estate to bet on Space-as-a-Service.  He says it doesn’t matter what the capital markets or landlord community wants, customers want flexibility and service, so if you’re in commercial real estate you need to evolve in order to stay relevant. He believes "Space-as-a-Service should be part of every office landlord’s leasing and retention strategy". In this episode you’re going to learn the difference between flex and Space-as-a-Service, some details about 3-way deals transacting between landlords, customers and operators, and how asset owners can make their buildings more attractive for high quality occupier customers. Finally, Dave helps us understand how it makes sense for Space-as-a-Service to become less risky for landlords, yet still save customers money. Connect with Dave on LinkedIn Connect with Caleb on LinkedIn If you have any questions or feedback on this episode, email podcast@workbold.co Value bombs  The landlord community isn’t providing enough Space-as-a-Service to meet customer demand Enterprise technology customers are starting to partner with flexspace operators, and are approaching landlords in tandem to transact deals This type of deal enables the customer to take the long lease required by the landlord, but offset the cost liability of having too much space before they grow into it These enterprise technology companies are comfortable managing risk in this way, whereas the landlord isn’t Landlords need to embrace these deals and make it easier to facilitate provisions for this in the terms of a lease But this should be a leading indicator for the landlord community as to what customers want. Not all companies can do deals like this, but many want these same benefits Landlords need to partner directly with Space-as-a-Service operators to solve problems for occupiers Otherwise, the customer ends up in unfavourable sublease terms Landlord-operator partnerships are more sustainable relationships that create stable pricing models for the customer The agent community has a lot to gain by brokering more Space-as-a-Service partnerships between landlords and operators There is a difference between flex and Space-as-a-Service; flex is a feature of SPaaS Space-as-a-Service should be part of the leasing and retention strategy at the outset for new developments Bringing in a high caliber operator makes a building more attractive for high quality occupiers Regardless of what the capital markets or landlords want, customers want flexibility and service, so commercial real estate needs to evolve in order to stay relevant Landlords needs to think about service and hospitality holistically Amenities should be revenue drivers, not line items in the service charge About David Cairnes Dave started his career out of university as a professional poker player. He was ranked in the top 100 online tournament players in the world for a time. In 2012, Dave transitioned from poker to commercial real estate, becoming an office leasing broker in downtown Toronto, Canada. Dave rose quickly through the ranks and is now one of the top office brokers in Canada, where he’s focused on high growth companies, Space-as-a-Service operators and landlord representation. The analytical & interpersonal skills he honed as a poker player helped him become an excellent negotiator regardless of which side of the deal he is on. Dave is also an avid "futurist" when it comes to the office market and can be found on LinkedIn talking about the importance of delivering space as a service going forward. And because he’s a “futureist” he cofounded CBRE Forward (www.cbreforward.com) where he showcases the success stories of Canada's most innovative companies, providing tailored real estate insights to high growth companies, and interviewing authorities on the future of work (#MovingForward). Sponsors Fortune Favours the Bold   Bold helps commercial real estate create & manage flexible spaces to dream, create, share, and succeed in. Now part of NewFlex (www.workbold.co)   Future Proof Your Portfolio with NewFlex   NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded solutions for every type of building, in every type of location, for every type of occupier. Including the flexibility to develop your own brand. All enabled by flexible management contracts where we are invested in making money for you. (www.newflex.com)   Launch Your Own Podcast   A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. (https://www.apodcastcompany.com and www.podcastsyndicator.com)   Subscribe to the #WorkBold Podcast Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Podbean

In this podcast we discuss: Your Questions!! Can you buy rentals with no money down? Will banks loan on rental properties the same as they do for a personal house? How long do you usually list a house for sale? Should I sell my land all by itself or should I put a house on it first? Which would you get me more money? Should I sign a contract to buy a house if the seller says he won’t record the contract? Can I sublease my apartment? How does it work? Brothers-in-law Trent and Ethan are realtors with Keith Realty based out of Spencer, Indiana. They would love to answer any questions you may have about real estate. Simply send us an email at questions@keithrealty.net and we’ll do our best to get your question answered! #keithrealty #realestatequestions #realtorpodcasts #realestateanswers #realestateadvice101 #indiana #spencerindiana #owencounty #unitedstatesrealtors #sellingahome #buyingahome

015: In this conversation, 26 year-old AirBnB Superhost and real estate investor Errol Allen joins the show. He shares how to earn income through subleasing. We cover a step-by-step system for finding a subleasing property and getting it rented on AirBnB. He also shares how to work with the landlord, the value of solving problems in real estate, the day in the life of an AirBnB Superhost, and more. Transcripts can be found here: www.LightingUpRealEstate.com

Listen to today's episode as we're going to talk about how the coronavirus pandemic could impact commercial real estate and cause issues for subleases. Grab your coffee and tune in to find out more...

Thanks for following us! We bring you Episode 12 of our Industrial Real Estate Podcast. In this episode we review why Tenants of Industrial Properties need a Broker to Represent them.  Leasing an industrial property can be a complex task. A tenant will need guidance through the process from an expert in the industry and area. Additionally, the landlord will most likely have an agent representing him, looking after his best interest. A tenant needs an agent to represent him and negotiate the best terms. Here is a summary with the top reasons to have an agent when leasing a warehouse: •Tenant Rep Works for you •You will have access to more properties •It will save you time and money •You get added negotiation power •Lease Term can be confusing •You’ll get exactly what you need. •Team of resources at your disposal •You don’t have to pay for the service   Featured Property: 3100 NW 74th AVE Miami, FL 33166. It's a +/- 35,500SF warehouse for Sublease. Best rate in the area.    Industrial Tip: If the landlord requires extra security deposit or personal guarantee to sign a lease; have landlord refund your extra deposit after year 2-3 lease. Or waive personal guarantee after those years.    Thanks for checkin our our Podcast!  Please Subscribe and leave us a rating.  Send us your questions and feedback too. You can find more info on our website www.WarehousesMarket.com   Watch the episode on our Youtube Channel: www.YouTube.com/ComRealEdison   Follow on Social Media:   Instagram: @edisonindustrial   Twitter: @edisoncre   LinkedIn: Edison Vasquez P.A.   

On today’s show we’re talking about what’s happening in the industrial and logistics market. Last week, commercial brokerage house CBRE held a detailed webinar on what’s happening in the logistics market. There were over 1,200 attendees on the call. We’re going to summarize the perspectives on the industrial market. How has federal stimulus impacted the economy? The stimulus has gone a long way toward smoothing over the impact of the pandemic. We are going to have a very negative year in 2020, down 6%. 2021 is expected to be a rebound of nearly 6% in GDP. We’re looking at two lost years of economic growth. Much like the residential home market which has seen large drops in volume during the pandemic, Industrial transaction volume has been down by 2/3. The main reason for that is price discovery. Buyers and sellers haven’t figured out where pricing should be in the current market. The capital market for the sale of industrial assets has been fairly steady throughout the pandemic. When buyers and sellers come together, the cash is there to get deals done. The top tier for investments are industrial and multi-family. The small number of rental defaults has shown a lot of stability in the multi-family market. The top assets in industrial are for big box, cold storage. Lease rates are holding strong and increasing in some markets. Sublease space is largely occupied space. Some companies are trying to temporarily downsize space requirements on an opportunistic basis. They’re not looking to sell space, but are hoping to cover costs within existing facilities by subdividing space. Construction dropped by about 30 million square feet in the current quarter. But at the end of Q1, there were more than 300 million SF of space under construction. That’s an all time high. Pre-leasing is in the 30% range for that space. Record low vacancy of 4.5% across the industrial market. Compared with 2008, the market had 7.5% vacancy and very quickly moved into an oversupplied scenario. Ground-breakings have dropped in the most recent quarter and is expected to create a drop for new supply in a year. The biggest demand driver is e-commerce. Amazon is by far the largest driver. Retail sales are expected to grow to 39% of the all retail over the next several years. Final mile logistics is the biggest area of change. Walmart and Target are extremely effective omni-channels with instore pickup. Some independent third party fulfillment centers are coming into the market to provide omni-channel logisitics fulfillment and last mile inventory. There are very few distressed properties appearing in industrial. Those that are appearing on the market are typically owner-occupied properties where the seller needs liquidity elsewhere in their business. In fact, this mirrors what I’m seeing as well. A friend of mine was looking at a manufacturing company with a weak balance sheet that was looking to do a sale lease-back of the factory. Amazon is the elephant in the industry. The company has grown from adding 25 million square feet of space per year, to more than 50 million square feet of new capacity per year. Amazon has grown from 70 to 255 operational delivery locations. In the coming year, Amazon has 45 new sites. They are mostly non sortable fulfillment centers. The sortable facilities are multi-story facilities. The sortable facilities ae more efficient because they have air conditioned space. Market rent is attributed to usable square footage. But the expenses are lower.

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On tonight's episode of Saturday Night Liv, I talk more about my apartment search in NYC. From handling my anxiety about it to potentially finding a place, you get to hear it all. Enjoy!!

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Following up on our last episode, we review 2 very different sub-leasing deals in two of Japan's top property investment destinations, highlight the purchase criteria, review the numbers, advantages and dis-advantages of both.

We review the advantages and dis-advantages of sub-lease arrangements with short term stay operators - why and when you may want to do it, what to look out for, and how to plan for the future.

Thanks for listening to Workspace Real Estate, I am your host James Robertson and today we are going to talk about a topic that will soo help you if your a tenant that is looking to give back space to the landlord. It’s a given that the most effective way to give back space to the landlord is via a sublease, or the tenant leasing the space to another tenant, collecting rent, and then paying the landlord. There are multiple ways to execute a sublease, which is something that I will have to cover in another podcast, but the focus of today’s podcast is why you should NEVER, Ever, Never Ever Ever trust the current landlord to sublease your current space. Let me give you the reasons upfront and then I will explain. First of all, there is a conflict of interest, the landlord is already getting rent from you and will always try to lease out other spaces that are not producing income before yours. You will be last on the list every time. Secondly, if they control the ability to market the sublease, and we have already demonstrated why they are not motivated to lease it, then your listing will not be properly advertised , if at all. Many times a landlord will just “bring” up that they have a space that “may” be available for sublease to a prospective tenant INSTEAD of using all of the proper advertising channels available to us brokers to expose the space to the broadest audience possible. I could go on, but if those two points have not convinced you, I don’t think you will listen to the other points because those are the strongest ones. Instead of elaborating on the points, let me tell you a true story of why you should never trust the landlord to do this. Not even one month ago, a drywall company hired us to find space for them in the Houston market. They wanted a short term lease so we included a sublease in the options. The landlord broker was slow to give us details for the property, did not show up on the tour, was even slower in providing the proper documents for us to review in order to get a deal done, and the worst part is that he forced the current tenant to pay for the concessions we negotiated. Now this was not a problem for our client, we got a great deal... The problem is that if this poor tenant who had the sublease actually hired a broker that had a fiduciary responsibility to look out for HIS best interest, he would have gotten the deal done a lot faster, and saved his client thousands of dollars, while getting him out of his lease. Now don’t get me wrong, I have no desire to paint the landlord broker with a negative brush, we are all big boys and girls and in commercial real estate it is assumed that these business owners are responsible for their decisions, good and bad. I don’t know why, but for some reason, some tenants hold their landlords and their respective brokers in such high esteem that they allow themselves to be unfairly exposed to expenses and liabilities that are unfair. I hope this information will help you avoid making the same mistakes and helps you get the best deal, at the best location, at the best price possible. This is James Robertson signing off, thanks for listening!

Will Mr. Beecher ever recover? Is this episode really just about the importance of actually reading your lease? Do we think Mrs. Maisel and Lucy will ever meet? In our *SEASON THREE FINALE*, we go back to the basics with your OG three Lucys discussing the classic episode "The Sublease."

Sign up for weekly reminders about upcoming guest interviews, here: InformationManagers.ca/pmn-podcasts For full show notes, along with webinar slides and resources register here: https://InformationManagers.ca/Jeff Do you need to right-size your clinic space? Are you frustrated because your clinic location didn’t turn out to be as good as you expected? Or maybe you couldn’t recruit those extra physicians or healthcare providers that you had planned? In this Practice Management Nugget Webinar for Your Healthcare Practice, Jeff Grandfield of The Lease Coach will discuss what healthcare business owners should know about sub-leasing. Has your circumstances changed? You might be dealing with changes to your business plan, for example your location isn't as ideal as you had planned changes in your business ownership revenue forecasts not as good as expected and your business space needs to work harder for you now considering sub-leasing your space for just a few days a week or long term It's not as scary as you think! It's time to right-size Jeff Grandfield will explain options that you can use to right-size your clinic space. Jeff Grandfield knows how healthcare providers and business owners can make the best of sub-leasing solutions. Jeff Grandfield, The Lease Coach, is my guest expert on Practice Management Nuggets Webinars for Your Healthcare Practice. Sign up for weekly reminders about upcoming guest interviews, here: InformationManagers.ca/pmn-podcasts

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A notice has appeared on the door to Sarcoa, saying that they have failed to pay more than $226,000 in rent and that there were other sublease breaches. Guest: John Best. President of the Bay Observer. 

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