Business Parks
Asia's Business Parks: Putting Industry in Its Proper Place from Site Selection, December 1994.
The 2.9 billion people of the Asia-Pacific region have awakened with a voracious appetite for consumer goods and services. Industrialists are flocking to the region to sate the demand. Where they set up shop is a key element in how successful they are.
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Boston's Bob Elder: One Developer's Look at Today's Troubled Real Estate Market by Jack Lyne from Site Selection, December 1990.
Commentary on today's real estate market.
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Business Park Financial Conditions: It's Still a Buyer's Market by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1991.
Concessions galore are still common in many markets, say park officials. Meanwhile, the building of speculative facilities has essentially ground to a halt, and the development of new park space in general is hampered by a lack of funding.
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Business Park Financial Picture Still Favors Site Seekers by Hoyt E. Coffee from Site Selection, December 1992.
Economic recovery is boosting business park performance, but there are still bargains available.
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Business Park Success Stories: Site Selection Superlatives by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1992.
Which parks racked up the most new jobs last year? Where are the biggest parks with the most employees? Read it here.
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Business Park Success Stories Site Selection's 1994 Superlatives by Audrey Pennington from Site Selection, December 1994.
Fueled by increasingly robust economic growth, these 10 business parks excelled in a critical yardstick of park success: landing new corporate facilities and jobs.
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Business Parks Call on Telecom to Land New Facilities by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1994.
Business parks are rapidly installing
sophisticated telecommunications infrastructure to
stay in the hunt for today's information-intensive
corporate facilities. But park activity in
establishing telecommuting centers and other
flexible work-space alternatives is rare.
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Business Parks Go High Tech with Advanced Telecommunications Infrastructure by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1991.
Many business parks are adding an array of high-tech features to meet the information-age needs of corporate tenants. At the same time, the list of tenant-attracting amenities continues to mount, but park expansion plans are decidedly scaled down.
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Commercial Real Estate Developers Taking Market Downturn on the Nose by Deborah S. Fusi from Site Selection, December 1990.
A soft real estate market is plaguing developers from New York to Texas.
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Corporate Executives: Drying Up of Park Financing Sources Generating a Bloom of Appealing Options by Jack Lyne from Site Selection, December 1990.
Corporate real estate executives find that the tight business park market triggers concessions and alters negotiating strategies.
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Good News, Bad News from Business Parks: Hello, Business Boom; Adios, Big Giveaways by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1994.
The U.S. real estate market is back with a
vengeance. But lavish concessions like free rent
are drying up for tenants in U.S. business parks.
In many other countries, even more bullish growth
is translating into a park picture typified by
full occupancy rates -- and incentives have
nothing to do with it.
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Intermodal Business Parks Offer Transportation Pluses by Audrey Pennington from Site Selection, December 1994.
Access to intermodal transportation can be a powerful advantage for companies seeking a global presence.
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Latest Batch of Base Closings Brings Prime Sites to Industry from Site Selection, October 1976.
Almost one hundred communities will be affected in the latest wabe of base closings, realignments and reductions.
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Real Estate Executives Plugging In to Park Telecommunications, Capitalizing on Concessions by Jack Lyne from Site Selection, December 1991.
Information-age executives are adding state-of-the-art communications to their business-park site selection criteria along with concessions.
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Site Selection's 1990 Business Park Superlatives: Leaders in Occupancy, Size and Employment by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1990.
Profiles the top 10 business parks in new space occupied over the past year.
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Site Selection's 1991 Business Park Superlatives: Leaders in Occupancy, Size and Employment by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1991.
Here are the biggest of the big boys from Site Selection's survey, including perhaps the most telling measure of park success - the amount of new space leased and sold to corporate tenants.
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Tenants Flourish, Owners Scramble in Dollar-Dominated Business Park Market by Tim Venable from Site Selection, December 1992.
Business parks are responding to bottom-line pressures from corporate tenants.
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Trammell Crow Named Top Business Park Developer by Jack Lyne from Site Selection, December 1990.
In a survey by Site Selection readers Trammell Crow is named top business park developer offering the highest quality of products delivered.
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