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A Closer Look at Hard Costs in Commercial Development
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Measuring Cap Rates in Build to Suit Development
While many different factors go into managing your corporate real estate portfolio, occupancy cost analysis is frequently the most powerful tool that you can utilize to control expenditures.
Examining the Variables that Influence Cost of Occupancy
Another ICSC RECon in the books. Another chance to reflect. And another chance to look ahead.