Ross Moore

Can we stop talking about office-space in such a generic way? Look at this image and tell me how they are similar. The gulf between old-gen and new-gen (more efficient) space has never been more apparent. Is your office space cutting it?

Great piece put out by our office. Interesting to see how they compare and contrast vis-a-vis downtown and suburban buildings. See the reference to kombucha! Denver & are clearly twin cities!

How Can Older Buildings Compete for Tenants? Because of our position as a tenant rep brokerage firm, Cresa was recently asked by the Colorado Real Estate Journal to speak to property managers about how older buildings can compete with A and B class buildings.

This Whitepaper isn't meant to scare potential (and existing) lessees, but it does present a fairly exhaustive list of issues every occupier should consider. Note to Vancouver readers, the comments are a bit NYC centric, but still worth the read.

The Details of Structuring a Commercial Lease Regardless of which party has the advantage at the time, Landlord or Tenant, an extensive list of issues must be considered and resolved throughout and sometimes up to the final moments of completing a transaction.

Just revised my downtown office development slides. Now including downtown fringe markets - Railtown and False Creek Flats. So many moving parts and so many groups all anxious to build Vancouver's next great office/workplace. http://bit.ly/2Ikp3cp

We may have dodged a big bullet for now, but if you're a developer behind any of Vancouver's next wave of office towers by Oxford Properties, GWL Realty Advisors, Reliance Properties, Westbank, Bentall Kennedy, Bosa Development et al, higher steel & aluminum $$$$ are really BAD.

Trump Authorizes Tariffs in Defiance of Allies at Home and Abroad The president raises levies on foreign steel and aluminum in hopes of reviving fading domestic industries. But imports from Mexico and Canada will be spared for now.