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Office tenants are on the hunt for amenity-driven properties that offer their employees plenty of conveniences to drive productivity. Office leasing isn't a one-size-fits-all operation, however, and some tenants may focus more heavily on the cost of rent. 
“With Charles Schwab … they are a value-seeker so they want high density and a low cost of rent. Other tenants that we've represented are amenity-driven and are focused on walkable amenities so their employees don't have too much downtime,” said…
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This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
EXECS Megan Dimmer was named CEO of Humphreys & Partners. She has over 15 years of experience at Lexmark International, a Fortune 500 company, and joined HPA four years ago as chief strategy officer. Mark Humphreys will continue to own…
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Trepp: Despite Weaknesses, DFW Fifth-Strongest CRE Market; Houston Ninth
Dallas-Fort Worth is the fifth-strongest commercial real estate market in a ranking of the top 15 largest metropolitan statistical areas while Houston, the only other Texas metro on the list, came in at No. 9 in a new Trepp report.…
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Pro Athletes Leveraging Connections With Former Teammates To Invest In Commercial Real EstateAfter a career pitching for teams like the Washington Nationals, the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Minnesota Twins, there was a moment in 2017 Matt Capps knew his ball-throwing days were over. At the time, he was a free agent, bouncing around minor league teams after shoulder surgery. “The phone quit ringing,” Capps said. “I just kind of had that moment of awakening." By then, Capps had two small kids at home. So he decided in April to leave professional baseball behind him after seven seasons, during which he earned more than $18M. He spent a few months as a stay-at-home dad, shuttling his kids to school and around until he realized he needed to do something else. |
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