BY OLIVIA LOY
CREJ Staff Writer
Imagine a place where vacancy rates are consistently low, upfront costs are typically less and the market remains ripe and untapped.
In a presentation at the 16th annual Commercial Real Estate Women national conference in San Francisco last month, Leah Burton, partnership developer for North Carolina State University's Centen...
CREJ Staff Writer
Imagine a place where vacancy rates are consistently low, upfront costs are typically less and the market remains ripe and untapped.
In a presentation at the 16th annual Commercial Real Estate Women national conference in San Francisco last month, Leah Burton, partnership developer for North Carolina State University's Centen...
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