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Overall Economic ActivityMost of the twelve Federal Reserve Districts reported that their economies expanded at a modest or moderate pace from mid-October through late November, though both Dallas and Philadelphia noted slower growth compared...
The Kansas CCIM Chapter held its annual year-end celebration on Friday and recognized the Martens Companies president, Steve Martens, with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Martens has worked in commercial real estate for more than...
It’s Thanksgiving – the time of year when we all take a moment to acknowledge what we are thankful for. Our city is making great progress and there are a number of proposed, under...
If you have ever had your home appraised you will find that commercial appraisals differ greatly from residential appraisals. Here is a look at the top things property owners need to be aware of...
News that Sears Holdings would close another 142 Sears and Kmart stores broke Monday following the company declaring Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Once again, the national real estate market will have to explore options for...
Green building is more than a residential concept – it has become standard in the commercial industry too. Along with automation, artificial intelligence, Smart technology, and robotics, green building technology is helping to meet...
At first, co-working spaces made sense largely for startups and independents. Now everyone is using them. Turns out, it’s a cost saver even for established businesses. Unlike a traditional office lease, tenants don’t have...
Social media has made receiving news from a variety of sources easier than ever! One of the most-used platforms by news sources worldwide is Twitter and Wichita is no exception. Below, in no particular...
Download a copy of this handout by clicking here! With the recent number of significant developments and growth in differing sectors of the Wichita market, an important question arises: whether to own or lease...
WeWork started the concept but it has only grown and expanded from there. The co-working or flex space model which began in NYC is fast becoming the new Uber of commercial office space. With...
