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How the Biden Administration Could Impact CRE Investors
Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States. His proposed policies, directed toward equality and bettering the lives of U.S. citizens, may have a direct impact on CRE investors. Learn the pros and cons of what this administration may bring to the industry. #1031exchange #evictions #opportunityzones #improvement #stability
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#AskTopside: Has COVID Forever Changed the Office Layout?
Declining property values, paired with low interest rates, have made 2021 an optimal year for Orange County owner/users to purchase commercial space. Learn more about how to leverage your position and become a landlord today.
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Five Lessons from the Field to The Desk
5 Business Lessons You Can Learn From Baseball Every American is familiar with baseball — a sport as integral to the imagery of American culture
Title 24 and the Impact of Sustainable Development on CRE Investors
Learn more about how Title 24 (California Building Energy Efficient Standards) is impacting California investors in the latest #TopsideRe article.
4 Ways to Stay Connected to Customers During COVID
Staying connected with customers during such unprecedented and isolating times can be challenging. No matter your industry, read our latest article to learn about our 4 sure-fire solutions to this problem
4 Reasons WHY You Should Buy CRE in Aliso Viejo, CA
Are you considering purchasing #CRE in Orange County? If so, you may want to consider pursuing your next acquisition in the City of Aliso Viejo. #HigherReturn #SecureInvestment
Preparing for 2021: Determining your CRE Strategy
There has been a historically low number of properties for sale in office, industrial, and retail product types, resulting in a small increase in property
Developing an Effective CRE Marketing Platform for 2020-2021
Investment sales declined almost 70% in the second quarter of 2020 compared to the year prior, down to $40.2 billion. Now, as we enter into
2020 CRE Trends Impacting Investor Returns
Moody’s Analytics forecasts that as we proceed into 2021, vacancy rates will continue to rise. Predictions suggest that the U.S. office vacancy rate will hit
