Lawyer-Broker Collaboration in Commercial Real Estate Lease Transactions

Spring 2002, Vol 27, No 1 Abstract: Companies that don’t have experienced real estate professionals on their staff must rely heavily on their commercial brokers, consultants, and attorneys as they enter the “minefield” of commercial real estate transactions. Here the authors offer guidelines for attorneys and brokers representing tenants in user-based corporate real estate transactions.

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Focus on the Economy: The Public Policy Piece of the Economics Puzzle

Spring 2002, Vol 27, No 1 Abstract not available.

Resource Review: Bowling Alone

Spring 2002, Vol 27, No 1 Abstract not available.

Complexity in the Income Tax Law

Spring 2002, Vol 27, No 1 Abstract not available.

Real Estate Industry Consortiums–National or Local–Who Will Succeed?

Winter 2001/2002, Vol 26, No 4 Abstract: Increasingly more commercial real estate organizations are realizing the power of streamlining purchasing, asset management, financial management, and other business processes online. Real estate organizations can realize an even bigger benefit by joining together to create one cohesive group, or consortium. Consortiums are relatively new to the real estate industry—but if formed and operated... Read More

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