Deal or No Deal – There is always something!

Our clients’ needs constantly change, so it’s crucial to adapt and anticipate – even if they are unaware, they need help.  Most clients or soon-to-be clients don’t know what they don’t know. 

Transforming Sacramento – ULI – Studies and Theories with a Practical Touch

Batter Up! Transforming Sacramento.   During a walkthrough of a client’s new office, I noticed two red wires dangling from the entrance to the building. The wire had been connected to a new security camera; I hope they got the heist on video! But even if they caught the perpetrator, the ticket would probably be less […]

Buildings for Nothing,  Tenants Still Flee!

The investor can undercut market rents when they buy a building for 25 cents on the dollar.  This creates tough sledding for many office building owners. It is particularly perilous because lenders are not lending on office deals. 

Land Use Evolution in Midtown – 20th Place at 19th and F 

Big doesn’t mean Bad Check out this article about20th Place at 19th and F Street. 20th Place is a new project by Cassadyne Properties LLC, headed up by Robert Rodriguez. Patrick Molloy partnered up and acted as the project manager.  Together, they created a special Midtown apartment development that shows how high-density housing can fit […]

Should I buy or should I lease now?

What is the exit strategy? If for some reason you need to move out of the building, will you hold the asset and lease it out, or will you sell it? Is the property single purpose or will it appeal to a broad base of potential occupants?

Commercial Real Estate is all about Relationships

Whether you’re a buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, or broker, you build trust with every interaction. Consistency, reliability, transparency, and a common cause, build trust one brick at a time. 

You Don’t Have to Bring Your Dog to Work Anymore!

You are probably very familiar with hybrid work. Frankly, most of us start dozing off when we see another article about “The New Normal,” and I was hesitant to write about it.  But the changes in Sacramento are worth noting.   Recently, I toured an organization that was downsizing from 12,000 SF to 8,000 SF. During […]