Leasing

The Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board aim to create a unified set of lease accounting standards as part of a larger global convergence initiat

The General Services Administration probably is the largest U.S.

When it comes to lease negotiations with the General Services Administration, the federal government’s real estate division, commercial real estate professionals must be prepared.

With the economy no longer on a long-term growth trajectory, retail real estate users and providers must reassess how they do business. Several significant changes already have occurred.

The accounting profession is currently evaluating a proposed new standard that promises to fundamentally change the ways landlords and tenants account for — and negotiate — leases.

While few see an upside to the down economy, this turbulent cycle has prompted many commercial real estate companies to evaluate the efficiency of their business processes.

Landlords in this anemic leasing market want to act quickly to get leases signed and rent payments started. Economic instability brings fresh urgency to the need for increased occupancy.

What do leasing reps have to do these days to fill their spaces? Well, what about bartering?

Commercial Investment Real Estate asked industrial real estate experts nationwide to share the biggest leasing challenges in their markets and strategies