“One of our oldest clients went on and on about how responsive we were in the beginning of our first transaction with them. That hustle made a big impression on the client, and in turn, that client’s acknowledgment made a big impression on us about what customer service should look like. In the beginning, hustle was the best thing we had to offer, and now that we are seasoned pros, it still matters just as much as it did on day one.”
Ellington Real Estate joined Exis in 2016 to partner with global firms who are like-minded in service and excellence, and who strive for pure tenant advocacy.
As the West Midtown boom builds, businesses are flocking to the district to capitalize on the consumer draw and the fresh workforce moving in. Read on to learn about each of these developments and how businesses can benefit from their renewed energy.
Millennial workers don’t want gimmicks like ping-pong tables and video game rooms; they want workspaces and cultures that are as diverse, collaborative, and flexible as they are. This trend is not likely to stop either. The next workforce, made up of Gen-Z, is even more educated and diverse.
New developments and office space trends are key components in the Chicago office market, playing a significant role in the increased vacancy rate within the Central Business District.
Companies who are looking for space in southern California now have a “Tenant Guardian” to ensure they are protected and valued during increasingly complex real estate transactions; Exis Global, Inc., is excited to welcome Tenant Guardian to our growing platform of best-in-class tenant representation firms.
The U.S. manufacturing renaissance was already underway in the U.S. The new tariffs are simply adding fuel to the fire. As a result, many supply chain platforms are being disrupted which can be good and bad for companies depending on the complexity of their inbound/outbound materials.
It’s no coincidence that Amazon’s two HQ2 winning regions represent the top two homes for tech workers in the United States. Techies are more likely to live in New York City or the Beltway than almost anywhere else. So, in the end, Amazon went where the experts are. So what does that mean for Philadelphia’s Center City? It means we need to find our place in the world and make ourselves a destination for a few major industries.
The new Opportunity Zones created in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act”) are the darlings of real estate right now. And for good reason. These Zones could potentially enable trillions of dollars in current and future capital gains to be deferred, discounted and even fully exempted from…