The experts weigh in on Austin in NAI Partners’ latest Austin Commercial Real Estate Roundtable Investment Sales Tyler Jaynes: “High industrial demand in the Austin commercial real estate market has stayed consistent heading into 2021.… Continue Reading
NAI Partners’ latest Houston media breakfast, held on Wednesday, December 2, 2020, was covered by Realty News Report in an article entitled “Houston Real Estate Update: Industrial Market Healthy as Office Market Struggles.” “Lots of… Continue Reading
Our own John Zivley, Vice President in NAI Partners’ Office Tenant Rep Group, recently sat down on Zoom to share his thoughts with Matt Bell, co-founder of management consulting company Strategic Piece, on how commercial… Continue Reading
At NAI Partners’ recent Quarterly Press Breakfast, which featured updates on the Houston office, industrial and retail markets, NAI Partners’ Retail division leader Jason Gaines noted a couple of trends, included the continued strength of… Continue Reading
Anchor Tenants As retail anchor stores have continued to close locations, sell to private equity, and feel the sting of ecommerce and fewer brick-and-mortar stores, there are an increasing number of southern and midwestern retailers… Continue Reading
NAI Partners recently held its quarterly press breakfast, which as usual featured a panel of the company’s experts—this edition was rounded out by Jon Silberman, Dan Boyles, Clay Pritchett, Jason Gaines, Jim Tainter and Andrew… Continue Reading
When a company relocates it may be possible to obtain substantial economic incentives from local government. These incentives include tax rebates, relocation assistance, payroll subsidies during employee training, infrastructure improvements and others. Many times the… Continue Reading
Due to a lack of experience, Tenant did not obtain as many incentives as they might have been able to negotiate. Typical incentives include: Periods of free rent both before and after lease commencement Discounted… Continue Reading
Companies which do not obtain accurate, current market research may pay too high a rental rate. Landlord flexibility changes constantly depending upon many factors including current occupancy rates in both their building and the competition,… Continue Reading
Business owners who are inexperienced with commercial real estate are often unable to perform true “apples to apples” analysis when comparing different facility choices. It can be complicated, even for the pro, to compare the… Continue Reading