Elizabeth Santos analyzes whether tenants should sign long-term leases when the office market is declining. After reviewing historical rental rate data for Miami-Dade County from 2002-2009, she determines there is no single best answer and each lease negotiation is unique. Long-term leases may make sense in some situations like if tenants need substantial improvements or a key location, but tenants should work with an ethical broker to determine the best solution for their individual needs and circumstances.
The document discusses the "blend and extend" strategy where tenants with leases expiring in 2011-2013 can renew now at a lower rental rate to provide immediate savings, avoid cutbacks, and secure rent payments for landlords facing increased competition from new construction. It provides an example of the broker representing the American Civil Liberties Union in negotiating a blend and extend of their lease along with subletting space to reduce expenses without downsizing. The document also lists some notable Miami office lease transactions for the second quarter of 2010.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of local businesses regarding their performance in 2009 and outlook for 2010. It found that 2009 revenues were lower than expected for many businesses, with over half seeing revenues lower than 2008. Most businesses had cost cutting measures like hiring freezes or layoffs. Looking to 2010, about a third expect increased revenues but others anticipate more difficulties. The local real estate market saw increased vacancy rates and falling rental prices in 2009.
Eddie Knoell introduces his comprehensive marketing platform designed to build personal relationships with clients over a 5-year period. The platform includes sending greeting cards, letters, neighborhood home reports and conducting annual mortgage reviews to stay in contact with clients. The goal is to nurture lasting relationships and provide a "whole new level of service" compared to other mortgage professionals.
This document summarizes the state of the Miami-Dade office market in 2010 and provides a forecast for 2011. It discusses trends such as tenants moving to higher quality buildings while still being able to negotiate good lease terms. Large tenants made significant moves in 2010, increasing available sublease space. The forecast predicts continued flight to quality and slow economic recovery allowing small expansions. The document also provides statistics on vacancy rates, absorption, lease rates, and construction in different submarkets. It highlights some of the largest lease deals in 2010 and a featured property for lease.
The Miami office market saw a slight decline in vacancy in the second quarter of 2011, positive net absorption, and office sales surpassing 2010 figures. Leasing activity was stable with over 700,000 square feet signed in the quarter. Unemployment in Miami-Dade County increased to 13.7%, the highest in South Florida. Three new office buildings totaling 832,000 square feet are under construction and expected to be delivered by the end of the year.
The document provides information on the Miami-Dade office market and commercial real estate transactions. It includes:
1) Notes from Elizabeth Santos, a CBRE office specialist, on her experience and clients.
2) A section on marketing tips for business success, including tips like branding as an expert, developing a marketing calendar, and following up regularly.
3) A personal note from Elizabeth on her anniversary trip to Washington DC.
4) Details on recent commercial real estate transactions and tenants in the Miami area. Elizabeth encourages contacting her about opportunities in the improving commercial real estate market.
The Miami office market remains in flux as the local economy struggles from the housing downturn. In 2009 and Q1 2010, 2.3 million square feet of new office space was added to the market, with a total vacancy rate of 56.5%, well above the county average of 16.5%. Two new buildings delivered in Q1 2010 contributed to increased vacancy. The three new buildings in the CBD are pre-certified LEED but have high vacancy rates, reflecting reluctance of companies to commit during economic uncertainty. Landlords are pursuing LEED certification and renovations to distinguish properties.
The document summarizes the state of the Miami-Dade office market in the first quarter of 2011. Key points include:
- The market is stabilizing after a period of decline, though vacancy rates remain high, especially for class A and B space.
- Unemployment is declining but still higher than the national average.
- Recent large lease deals are noted, with the largest being 32,000 SF for FIU in Brickell.
- Upcoming port expansion projects are expected to boost trade and create thousands of new jobs in Miami.
The document discusses the "blend and extend" strategy where tenants with leases expiring in 2011-2013 can renew now at a lower rental rate to provide immediate savings, avoid cutbacks, and secure rent payments for landlords facing increased competition from new construction. It provides an example of the broker representing the American Civil Liberties Union in negotiating a blend and extend of their lease along with subletting space to reduce expenses without downsizing. The document also lists some notable Miami office lease transactions for the second quarter of 2010.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of local businesses regarding their performance in 2009 and outlook for 2010. It found that 2009 revenues were lower than expected for many businesses, with over half seeing revenues lower than 2008. Most businesses had cost cutting measures like hiring freezes or layoffs. Looking to 2010, about a third expect increased revenues but others anticipate more difficulties. The local real estate market saw increased vacancy rates and falling rental prices in 2009.
Eddie Knoell introduces his comprehensive marketing platform designed to build personal relationships with clients over a 5-year period. The platform includes sending greeting cards, letters, neighborhood home reports and conducting annual mortgage reviews to stay in contact with clients. The goal is to nurture lasting relationships and provide a "whole new level of service" compared to other mortgage professionals.
This document summarizes the state of the Miami-Dade office market in 2010 and provides a forecast for 2011. It discusses trends such as tenants moving to higher quality buildings while still being able to negotiate good lease terms. Large tenants made significant moves in 2010, increasing available sublease space. The forecast predicts continued flight to quality and slow economic recovery allowing small expansions. The document also provides statistics on vacancy rates, absorption, lease rates, and construction in different submarkets. It highlights some of the largest lease deals in 2010 and a featured property for lease.
The Miami office market saw a slight decline in vacancy in the second quarter of 2011, positive net absorption, and office sales surpassing 2010 figures. Leasing activity was stable with over 700,000 square feet signed in the quarter. Unemployment in Miami-Dade County increased to 13.7%, the highest in South Florida. Three new office buildings totaling 832,000 square feet are under construction and expected to be delivered by the end of the year.
The document provides information on the Miami-Dade office market and commercial real estate transactions. It includes:
1) Notes from Elizabeth Santos, a CBRE office specialist, on her experience and clients.
2) A section on marketing tips for business success, including tips like branding as an expert, developing a marketing calendar, and following up regularly.
3) A personal note from Elizabeth on her anniversary trip to Washington DC.
4) Details on recent commercial real estate transactions and tenants in the Miami area. Elizabeth encourages contacting her about opportunities in the improving commercial real estate market.
The Miami office market remains in flux as the local economy struggles from the housing downturn. In 2009 and Q1 2010, 2.3 million square feet of new office space was added to the market, with a total vacancy rate of 56.5%, well above the county average of 16.5%. Two new buildings delivered in Q1 2010 contributed to increased vacancy. The three new buildings in the CBD are pre-certified LEED but have high vacancy rates, reflecting reluctance of companies to commit during economic uncertainty. Landlords are pursuing LEED certification and renovations to distinguish properties.
The document summarizes the state of the Miami-Dade office market in the first quarter of 2011. Key points include:
- The market is stabilizing after a period of decline, though vacancy rates remain high, especially for class A and B space.
- Unemployment is declining but still higher than the national average.
- Recent large lease deals are noted, with the largest being 32,000 SF for FIU in Brickell.
- Upcoming port expansion projects are expected to boost trade and create thousands of new jobs in Miami.
The document describes a photography company that has been in business for 16 years. They take pictures that are published and have a 4000 square foot studio with 6 team members. Their photography is used for brochures, websites, point of sale displays, exhibitions, newsletters, technical publications, and public relations. They pride themselves on their size being a strength, always being available to help, having specialized areas of expertise, providing teams for large projects, working beyond the initial brief, and ensuring customers leave with a smile.
Over 42 years, Jacobson has evolved from a small warehouse company into one of the largest logistics providers in the US. It offers contract logistics, transportation logistics, and international logistics services through a network of over 190 sites worldwide. Jacobson manages over 35 million square feet of warehouse space and provides services including warehousing, packaging, transportation, project management, and customs brokerage.
An airline crew made an emergency landing in a cornfield in 1960 which allowed the Los Angeles Lakers franchise to be established. The Lakers have since become one of the most successful franchises in NBA history, winning 15 NBA titles, 29 Western Conference titles, and 29 Pacific Division titles over their long history in the league.
St. Jospehs College Open House 2011 Campaign Recapdgutzmore
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The document summarizes the current state of the Miami office rental market and provides tips for hurricane preparedness. Specifically:
- According to a CBRE rent cycle graph, the Miami office market has hit the bottom and rents are poised to start increasing as the market shifts in favor of landlords.
- Now is the time for office tenants to review their hurricane plans, ensure key contact information is updated, collect emergency supplies, make arrangements for off-site data backup, and consider obtaining business interruption insurance.
- CBRE can assist with locating temporary or new office space if a building is damaged, and has resources to help companies recover and resume operations after a storm.
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The newsletter discusses various topics related to office leasing and management. It provides tips on negotiating leases in today's flexible market, how to effectively manage an office build-out project, alternatives like build-to-suit leases that allow customization without ownership, and common mistakes made in office leasing like underestimating space needs or leaving insufficient time in the lease. The newsletter aims to help tenants maximize value and minimize costs when leasing or developing office space.
This document discusses whether a do-it-yourself approach can work for leasing office space. While websites now make it possible for individuals to draft leases and file taxes without professionals, leasing office space has many complex factors to consider like comparable rents, operating expenses, lease terms, landlord reputation, and understanding legal documents. While online tools provide some resources, negotiating an office lease still requires expertise in commercial real estate. Hiring a broker avoids potential pitfalls and is paid for by the landlord, not the tenant.
The document discusses flexibility in office leasing terms for startup and growing companies. It notes that historically, leases focused on precise economic terms like rent and length, without flexibility. However, today's mobile workforce requires more flexibility to allow companies to easily expand, contract, or terminate leases as their needs change. The best deals for growing companies focus on flexibility through options like shorter lease terms, expansion rights, and termination clauses. Flexibility can be increased by minimizing construction costs during the lease negotiation.
Resort Relief offers an immediate exit solution for timeshare owners who wish to get out of their contracts. For a one-time fee of $4,000 paid over 5 years, Resort Relief will take over responsibility for all future maintenance fees, taxes, and special assessments. They have helped over 7,000 owners exit their timeshares. The timeshare industry is changing as resorts rent weeks to the public for less than maintenance fees, affecting the value of owned weeks. Selling a timeshare on the resale market has become very difficult due to oversupply and lack of demand.
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Nationally recognized as a leader in the real estate industry, Jamie has 30+ years
of experience and knowledge. Most recently Executive Director, Cushman &
Wakefield, she joined Avison Young as Executive Director in 2017. Jamie tells
me she’s in “build mode” and “having a blast” working with tech companies,
investment banking, medical offices and, of course, her corporate clients. She’s
anticipating an exciting new paradigm as technology infiltrates all aspects of the
industry.
Desenco Real Estate Management Brochure In EnglishDaliborNovakovic
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Resort Relief offers an immediate exit solution for timeshare owners who wish to get out of their contracts. For a one-time fee of $4,000 paid over 5 years, they will take over responsibility for all future maintenance fees, taxes, and special assessments. They help facilitate the transfer of ownership through their relationships with travel clubs and knowledge of the timeshare industry. Resort Relief claims to have helped over 7,000 owners exit their contracts.
1) The document discusses sample letters developed by REALTOR Marki Lemons for sellers and cooperating agents to use in short sale transactions.
2) It provides an overview of the short sale process including gathering documents from sellers, submitting offers to lenders for approval, and educating buyers about the lengthy approval timeline.
3) Real estate agents are advised to educate themselves on short sales through training and experience closing transactions as the process can take several months and requires coordination between multiple parties.
This document discusses several issues that are dramatically changing the legal profession and forcing law firms to rethink their office space models. It identifies five key issues driving changes: 1) client demands to reduce legal costs, 2) use of legal teams instead of individual stars, 3) work-life balance concerns, 4) expansion of firm geography, and 5) needs for attractive workplaces. It also outlines four "truths" that will guide how firms address these issues, including the ongoing need for private offices balanced with collaborative spaces, the importance of technology and group-based practices, and the goal of creating interesting workplaces. The document concludes that successful future law firm offices will focus on facilitating collaboration and harnessing technology in efficient, productive
The document provides 10 tips for creating an effective 21st century retainer agreement. It emphasizes making the agreement brief, focused on key elements like scope of work and fees, and using clear language and formatting. Additional tips include allowing for evolving modern practices, using graphics and readable design, deciding what information to include or exclude, adding a signature block, and ensuring the agreement is easily readable. The document highlights challenges today's clients and law practices present and resources for improving agreement design.
This document provides a critique of common practices in commercial real estate brokerage. It argues that brokers often have conflicts of interest and do not provide full disclosure to their clients. Specifically, it points out that brokers who represent landlords frequently also claim to represent tenants, without acknowledging the conflict. Additionally, it asserts that brokers exaggerate their experience and accomplishments on resumes without providing details. The document calls for higher ethical standards in brokerage similar to those required of lawyers.
The document describes a photography company that has been in business for 16 years. They take pictures that are published and have a 4000 square foot studio with 6 team members. Their photography is used for brochures, websites, point of sale displays, exhibitions, newsletters, technical publications, and public relations. They pride themselves on their size being a strength, always being available to help, having specialized areas of expertise, providing teams for large projects, working beyond the initial brief, and ensuring customers leave with a smile.
Over 42 years, Jacobson has evolved from a small warehouse company into one of the largest logistics providers in the US. It offers contract logistics, transportation logistics, and international logistics services through a network of over 190 sites worldwide. Jacobson manages over 35 million square feet of warehouse space and provides services including warehousing, packaging, transportation, project management, and customs brokerage.
An airline crew made an emergency landing in a cornfield in 1960 which allowed the Los Angeles Lakers franchise to be established. The Lakers have since become one of the most successful franchises in NBA history, winning 15 NBA titles, 29 Western Conference titles, and 29 Pacific Division titles over their long history in the league.
St. Jospehs College Open House 2011 Campaign Recapdgutzmore
Highbrid Media\'s student recruitment campaign with St. Joseph\'s College, utilizing Highbrid\'s digital signage network, supported by print collateral.
The document summarizes the current state of the Miami office rental market and provides tips for hurricane preparedness. Specifically:
- According to a CBRE rent cycle graph, the Miami office market has hit the bottom and rents are poised to start increasing as the market shifts in favor of landlords.
- Now is the time for office tenants to review their hurricane plans, ensure key contact information is updated, collect emergency supplies, make arrangements for off-site data backup, and consider obtaining business interruption insurance.
- CBRE can assist with locating temporary or new office space if a building is damaged, and has resources to help companies recover and resume operations after a storm.
Highbrid Media Case Study For St. Peters Collegedgutzmore
Highbrid Medias use of SMS as a recruitment tool for Saint Peters College in Jersey City. SMS (Text Messaging) is also a great way to build and dialogue with a database of qualified leads who\'ve expressed interest in your product or service.
The newsletter discusses various topics related to office leasing and management. It provides tips on negotiating leases in today's flexible market, how to effectively manage an office build-out project, alternatives like build-to-suit leases that allow customization without ownership, and common mistakes made in office leasing like underestimating space needs or leaving insufficient time in the lease. The newsletter aims to help tenants maximize value and minimize costs when leasing or developing office space.
This document discusses whether a do-it-yourself approach can work for leasing office space. While websites now make it possible for individuals to draft leases and file taxes without professionals, leasing office space has many complex factors to consider like comparable rents, operating expenses, lease terms, landlord reputation, and understanding legal documents. While online tools provide some resources, negotiating an office lease still requires expertise in commercial real estate. Hiring a broker avoids potential pitfalls and is paid for by the landlord, not the tenant.
The document discusses flexibility in office leasing terms for startup and growing companies. It notes that historically, leases focused on precise economic terms like rent and length, without flexibility. However, today's mobile workforce requires more flexibility to allow companies to easily expand, contract, or terminate leases as their needs change. The best deals for growing companies focus on flexibility through options like shorter lease terms, expansion rights, and termination clauses. Flexibility can be increased by minimizing construction costs during the lease negotiation.
Resort Relief offers an immediate exit solution for timeshare owners who wish to get out of their contracts. For a one-time fee of $4,000 paid over 5 years, Resort Relief will take over responsibility for all future maintenance fees, taxes, and special assessments. They have helped over 7,000 owners exit their timeshares. The timeshare industry is changing as resorts rent weeks to the public for less than maintenance fees, affecting the value of owned weeks. Selling a timeshare on the resale market has become very difficult due to oversupply and lack of demand.
Jamie Covello - The Ultimate Steward for companies through the real estate pr...CoolBrands People
Nationally recognized as a leader in the real estate industry, Jamie has 30+ years
of experience and knowledge. Most recently Executive Director, Cushman &
Wakefield, she joined Avison Young as Executive Director in 2017. Jamie tells
me she’s in “build mode” and “having a blast” working with tech companies,
investment banking, medical offices and, of course, her corporate clients. She’s
anticipating an exciting new paradigm as technology infiltrates all aspects of the
industry.
Desenco Real Estate Management Brochure In EnglishDaliborNovakovic
Desenco Real Estate Management provides housing advice and support to office occupiers with the goal of optimizing their core business operations. They regard office buildings as places for housing rather than just real estate investments. As an independent consultancy, Desenco only represents the interests of office occupiers. Their services include lease renewals, new lease agreements, and managing relocations to reduce clients' annual operating costs by 10-25% through savings negotiated from landlords.
Resort Relief offers an immediate exit solution for timeshare owners who wish to get out of their contracts. For a one-time fee of $4,000 paid over 5 years, they will take over responsibility for all future maintenance fees, taxes, and special assessments. They help facilitate the transfer of ownership through their relationships with travel clubs and knowledge of the timeshare industry. Resort Relief claims to have helped over 7,000 owners exit their contracts.
1) The document discusses sample letters developed by REALTOR Marki Lemons for sellers and cooperating agents to use in short sale transactions.
2) It provides an overview of the short sale process including gathering documents from sellers, submitting offers to lenders for approval, and educating buyers about the lengthy approval timeline.
3) Real estate agents are advised to educate themselves on short sales through training and experience closing transactions as the process can take several months and requires coordination between multiple parties.
This document discusses several issues that are dramatically changing the legal profession and forcing law firms to rethink their office space models. It identifies five key issues driving changes: 1) client demands to reduce legal costs, 2) use of legal teams instead of individual stars, 3) work-life balance concerns, 4) expansion of firm geography, and 5) needs for attractive workplaces. It also outlines four "truths" that will guide how firms address these issues, including the ongoing need for private offices balanced with collaborative spaces, the importance of technology and group-based practices, and the goal of creating interesting workplaces. The document concludes that successful future law firm offices will focus on facilitating collaboration and harnessing technology in efficient, productive
The document provides 10 tips for creating an effective 21st century retainer agreement. It emphasizes making the agreement brief, focused on key elements like scope of work and fees, and using clear language and formatting. Additional tips include allowing for evolving modern practices, using graphics and readable design, deciding what information to include or exclude, adding a signature block, and ensuring the agreement is easily readable. The document highlights challenges today's clients and law practices present and resources for improving agreement design.
This document provides a critique of common practices in commercial real estate brokerage. It argues that brokers often have conflicts of interest and do not provide full disclosure to their clients. Specifically, it points out that brokers who represent landlords frequently also claim to represent tenants, without acknowledging the conflict. Additionally, it asserts that brokers exaggerate their experience and accomplishments on resumes without providing details. The document calls for higher ethical standards in brokerage similar to those required of lawyers.
Deal Umpire is an online marketplace that connects small businesses with daily deal sites. It aims to empower small businesses by providing transparency into deal site offerings and allowing businesses to select the best deal site partner through an auction process. This addresses challenges in the daily deals market like a lack of differentiation among deal sites and barriers to merchants profiting from daily deals. Deal Umpire generates revenue by charging deal sites a fee if selected as the winner of a merchant's auction. It aims to become the leading platform in the daily deals space by expanding nationally and promoting deal site consolidation.
This article discusses how the market dynamics for large office space users could change quickly despite current high vacancy rates. While there is currently abundant available office space, most of it is scattered across many buildings and floors rather than in large contiguous blocks. Additionally, there is almost no new office construction underway that could provide large blocks of space. As the economy improves, demand from large tenants may outpace the limited supply of suitable large blocks of space. This could cause rents to rise more quickly and mark the beginning of a new development cycle. The current lack of large block development means the transition to a tighter market may happen faster than normal cycles.
Frank Fudem provides advice for office tenants to gain leverage in San Francisco's tight rental market where vacancy rates have dropped below 10%. He recommends that tenants (1) share information about their company vision and plans to familiarize landlords, (2) submit strong financials early in negotiations, and (3) be prepared to make quick decisions as time can kill deals in a competitive market. Tenants should prioritize deal points and avoid over-negotiating less important terms. Considering a sublease or forward commitment may provide alternatives in the challenging landlord's market.
The document discusses the trend toward alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in intellectual property cases, particularly patent litigation. It notes that ADR has seen increased usage due to pressures to reduce litigation costs from clients, courts promoting settlement, and ethics requirements for attorneys. The panel of IP attorneys discuss how they have seen a rise in ADR usage and its benefits, including faster resolution and cost savings compared to protracted litigation. They also note adjustments that law firms and clients are making to further reduce costs, such as increased client involvement in legal strategy and discovery work.
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Real Estate Matters provides facility and corporate real estate consulting services to help
organizations reduce costs, increase productivity and align real estate to core business objectives.
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Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
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Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
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Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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MAY 2010
Future Trends in Office Space
A recent white paper published by Haworth, a global leader evolving. Today’s organizations are using their offices to
in office furniture, reviewed over 150 publications on the work emphasize their brand, reinforce worker engagement and
place to determine trends in office space. The unanimous anchor loyalties for both employees and clients. The work
opinions of the experts were that there will always be a need place will continue to have numerous activities and will
to maintain a work place for most organizations. That was continue to evolve as incubators for creative and innovative
a big relief not only for Haworth, but for me. These work interactions.
spaces will become instrumental for maintaining relationships,
working collaboratively, fostering employee engagement For the full article, visit www.haworth.com and click on their
and sparking creativity. Apparently studies are showing that library of white papers.
hanging around the water cooler can facilitate productivity.
The Haworth white paper noted four major trends in the
office space of the future. First, the work place is no longer
a one-size fits all solution. With the significant improvements
in technology, employees can seamlessly move from a home
office, to a private work place office to a drop-in workstation
or team room. Workers can collaborate virtually with one
another.
The second trend is that our sense of “place” is becoming
more liberated. Hoteling and other work place strategies
are freeing work spaces from individual “ownership”. Many
organizations are converting space into more collaborative
areas.
The fact that our work spaces are shrinking is the third trend.
The average work space today is ONE-THIRD the size of
1970’s work space. The amount of private offices is being
dramatically reduced. The amount of square footage per
employee is shrinking. This results in savings for a company’s
real estate expenses.
Finally, the work place remains important, but its role is
3. CB RICHARD ELLIS :: MIAMI-DADE
Elizabeth Santos | Office Specialist | 305.779.3133 | elizabeth.santos@cbre.com
MAY 2010
Notable MIAMI OFFICE LEASE Transactions for 1Q2010
Tenant Building Market SF Type
Business Type
General Electric Airport Corporate Ctr. Miami Airport 24,369 Renewal
Electronics
Gainsco Flager Station Medley 22,480 Relocation
Insurance
Ascendant Commercial Insurance 5836 Waterford Miami Airport 17,406 Relocation
Insurance
Medtronic USA, Inc. Doral Corporate Ctr. II Miami Airport 11,627 Renewal
Medical device manufacturer
Ecuador Lines 6161 Waterford Miami Airport 6,300 Renewal
Transportation
Personal Note
I lost touch with a dear friend and recently she found me through Facebook. Neither of us is a big Facebook aficionado,
but it did reconnect us. Over Spring Break, we went on a 3-day cruise with her two kids, my husband and my son. After
23 years, we picked up where we left off. It was like our pause was only a moment and not almost a quarter of a century.
She has a fascinating medical research career and travels to some of the most dangerous places in the world, yet she still
remains the great, fun person that I remember. Funny how the most important parts of us never change….