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Colliers’ Ohio offices prove it: Challenging times don’t keep commercial real estate pros from giving back
These remain challenging times for commercial real estate companies. But that doesn’t mean that industry members aren’t taking the time to support good causes in their communities. Just look at the Ohio offices of Colliers International. These offices during the … Continue reading
Steady and stable may sound dull, but Columbus commercial pros wouldn’t want their city any other way
Steady. Stable. That may sound boring. But Kevin James, senior vice president and principal with the Columbus, Ohio, office of Colliers International, says that no word better describes Ohio’s capital city right now. And in times of economic turmoil, steady … Continue reading
Posted in Columbus real estate, Ohio commercial real estate
Tagged Columbus, Kevin James, Madison, Ohio, Wisconsin
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Cincinnati landlords rejoice: Multi-family monthly rents to reach new high in 2012
Apartment vacancies should fall below 5 percent this year in Cincinnati, according to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap. That’s good news for landlords in the city, who should be able to raise their monthly asking rents without chasing … Continue reading
Duke Realty’s Konkoli: Demand continues to build in commercial healthcare sector
Midwest Real Estate News recently spoke to Keith Konkoli, senior vice president of healthcare for the Midwest region of Indianapolis-based Duke Realty, about the strength of healthcare real estate across the Midwest. Here is what he had to say. Demand … Continue reading
Marcus & Millichap: Office markets improving in Cleveland, Columbus
Columbus and Cleveland aren’t so different from most markets across the Midwest: These two Ohio cities are in the middle of a modest, but steady, office-market recovery. According to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services, … Continue reading
NAI Daus’ Pacella: Deals are getting done in Cleveland
As senior vice president of Cleveland’s NAI Daus, Alec Pacella knows the commercial real estate market in Cleveland. He recently spoke with Midwest Real Estate News about the changing fortunes in this key Midwest city. Midwest Real Estate News: This … Continue reading
Posted in Cleveland commercial real estate, Ohio commercial real estate
Tagged Cleveland, NAI Daus, Ohio
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High hopes for Cleveland’s newly renovated Allen Theatre Complex: 150,000 new downtown visitors each year
Ask people what city boasts the largest performing arts center outside of New York City. They’d probably be surprised to learn that the answer is Cleveland. The not-for-profit Playhouse Square performing arts center attracts more than 1 million visitors each … Continue reading
Manifold &Phalor stays in Ohio community; proves that not all businesses are shedding jobs
We’ve heard from so many companies that are cutting back across the Midwest, eliminating jobs as they do so. It’s nice, then, to hear from a firm that’s doing the opposite. Ohio-based Manifold & Phalor — reacting to increasing demand … Continue reading
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Tagged Canal Winchester, Manifold & Phalor, Ohio
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Retail landlords get a dose of good news — in Columbus, at least
Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services recently sent a bit of good news for retail landlords, at least those in the Columbus, Ohio, region. According to Marcus & Millichap, the retail vacancy rate in this Ohio city should fall … Continue reading
Colliers workers offer more proof: Commercial real estate pros no slouches at helping their communities
These are challenging economic times for commercial real estate professionals. But that hasn’t stopped them from volunteering their own time to help others who are struggling though the country’s economic slump. An example came this August, when 15 employees from … Continue reading
Posted in Columbus real estate, Ohio commercial real estate
Tagged Colliers International, Columbus, Ohio
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