Office Space For Lease Market Defies Law of Economics
by Robert Hand, MBA, CCIM, SIOR In business school we are taught when the supply of any good or service increases, it will cause prices to
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Office Lease Rate Trend vs. Sale Prices In New Orleans and Metairie
Prices for sales of office property have increased almost 20 percent per year the last few years while the office lease rate trend has
WWL Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty On Heavy Rains Impact On Commercial Real Estate
Recently the heavy rains caused high water in the streets of New Orleans which seemed to take forever to drain away, and since businesses were
Louisiana Commercial Realty Helps Another Engineering Company Find A Home
"Third time's the charm" is the saying, used usually after the first two failures, but Louisiana Commercial Realty has been successful three times in a row
Louisiana Commercial Realty Teams With Assistant District Attorney To Fight Crime
Recently Louisiana Commercial Realty teamed with Orleans Parish Assistant District attorney Michael Danon to get one more criminal off the streets of New Orleans. The
CCIM Publishing Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty
CCIM, the Certified Commercial Investment Member Institute, recently interviewed Louisiana Commercial Realty for their publication on entrepreneurs in commercial estate. Founded over 50 years ago, the
Louisiana Commercial Realty Talks With University To Spur Innovaton
Louisiana Commercial Realty and its sister company Mississippi Commercial Realty recently talked with the University of Southern Mississippi to explore helping new medical research companies
Civil Court Judge Sides With Louisiana Commercial Realty
Civil District Court Judge Bruno listened to both attorneys then made some notes and concluded "I find Louisiana Commercial Realty testimony credible and find the defendant,
The Shocking Reason Why The Unemployment Rate Dropped But More People Are Out Of Work
A plunging Louisiana unemployment rate to 5.2 percent means good times are back, right? Not so fast. Even through the low unemployment rate was promoted
State of Georgia Talks To Louisiana Commercial About Office Leases
The state of Georgia is one of the most efficient managers of its 2,000 office leases, with only a staff of 10 people each managing a portfolio up
So You Want To Build A Hotel In The New Orleans’ French Quarter….Not So Fast!
The hotel and restaurant industries are the driving forces of the New Orleans non-government economy, employing over 75,000 people according to the latest numbers from
The 5 Things Every Real Estate Lease Should Have
Whether you rent office space, a warehouse, or a retail store, your lease probably has language that ties rent you pay to the Consumer Price Index. The
Now Do You Want To Know How To Read A Flood Map?
Katrina, Harvey and Irma Increase Flood Insurance Awareness Normally when people ask if an area floods they are talking about heavy rains causing water to
Harvey Damage Estimates To Commercial Property Are In
In addition to the loss of life, jobs, savings, and disrupted families, the victims of Hurricane Harvey will have to deal with the loss of
Flooded by Harvey? Irma? Here’s What To Do Today & What Your First Day Cleaning Up Will Cost
FEMA is on the ground now visiting damage by Hurricane Harvey and processing claims with aid per house up to $33,000 but each home FEMA
3 Common Mistakes In Every Lease
Whether you rent office space in Class A towers or a warehouse to store inventory or retail space for your coffee shop, your lease with the landlord probably
Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Market Premier Medical Center In Hattiesburg
Louisiana Commercial Realty and its sister company, Mississippi Commercial Realty, were hired recently to market the only Class A medical office center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi,
Louisiana Commercial Realty Ranked Among Top Real Estate Companies In Gulf South
Louisiana Commercial Realty has been ranked among the top 100 commercial-only real estate brokers in the Gulf South area, including northwest Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana Commercial Realty Helps Kids Git To Skool
Sometimes we forget that behind the everyday tasks of waking up, getting dressed, eating breakfast, and just getting to school or work are people making alarm
How To Value New Orleans Commercial Real Estate Using Cap Rate
Money is made in commercial real estate by having the vision to create value where none before existing. Since prices are not transparent like stocks
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