“If your business is to thrive,
we have to anticipate and prepare
for future real estate needs and
possible changes in your business.”
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Changes in business cycles, community environments, technology, labor availability, globalization, supply chains, mergers and acquisitions, and ownership or management can render corporate facilities surplus. Take national seafood processor, SeaSpecialties Inc., for example. Over many years, we provided merger and acquisition due diligence services as part of their national expansion.
Recently, we provided disposition and lease-termination services for surplus owned and leased facilities in their portfolio.
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Lease terminations at distribution centers in
Las Vegas, St. Louis and New York City
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Disposition of a 34,395 SF warehouse in Miami
to a 1031-exchange user
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Disposition of a 17,286 SF manufacturing plant in
Fort Lauderdale to a third-party investor
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“In every real estate transaction,
it is probably more important
to know how to get out than
to know how to get in.”
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