Real Estate/Development
Oct. 28, 2010
Conflicts of Interest: Tenants Question Dual Representation in Commercial Real Estate
The economy may be improving, but companies are still trying to cut costs and maximize value with all of their outsourced services. They are scrutinizing expenses, including real estate vendors. By Craig Zodikoff of CresaPartners.
The economy may be improving, but companies are still trying to cut costs and maximize value with all of their outsourced services. They are scrutinizing expenses, including real estate vendors. Since real estate is still the second-greatest corporate expense following payroll, there is added incentive for companies to evaluate their commercial real estate service provider.
Also, as it remains a tenants' market, more ...
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