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From major acquisitions and new developments to shifting trends and standout deals, we bring you fresh updates, local stories, and expert takes on the commercial real estate moves shaping our region. Whether you’re tracking the latest transactions or just curious about what’s next, we’ll keep you in the loop with news that’s timely, relevant, and easy to digest.
CoStar Group, in its Year End 2009 Industrial Review, predicts the end of negatve absorption in the industrial sector. Couldn’t agree more with the prediction (per my previous blog post) just worried about how long it will take to absorb what’s on the market. That said, this is good news! Take a look: http://www.costar.com/News/Article.aspx?id=3C0803868E6B292E543549E07D5083C4 Keep smiling! […]
We are four weeks into 2010 and you have probably been asked “How was 2009″ and “What does 2010 look like” a whole bunch of times already. I know I have. And while I have a pretty good answer on the 2009 question (usually starts with…”wasn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be”), […]
Hi everyone! Here’s the latest SIOR Real Estate Index for Q4 2009. While the market continues to be difficult, most SIOR’s believe that it will improve in 2010. Interestingly enough, the Northeast appears to be the “best” market in the country. OK, everything is relative!! Please call me with any questions at 860 983 5630. Click the link below […]
Hi everyone! Here’s the latest SIOR Real Estate Index for Q3 2009. Not too many surprises! Please call me with any questions. Click the link below for the SIOR Real Estate Index: SIOR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INDEX THIRD QUARTER 2009 RESULTS Keep smiling! Mark
I’m sure that 2009 was a difficult year for many. As I tell everyone that asks me…Sentry Commercial was able to piece together a reasonably good year…but there won’t be any “partying in the streets”! I wanted to take this moment to thank all of our clients, partners, colleagues, family and friends for your business. […]
More of the same in October and November of 2009 everyone! No real changes in the direction of the Southern New England commercial markets. While we are seeing continued SIGNS of improvement (increased showing activity) , nothing to really show for it. Mood starting to shift from75/25 in favor of positive change in 2010 to 50/50. More discussion […]
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