Tag Archives: Commercial Real Estate Research

A sign of the times: Fair Market Rental Value.   In recent boom years, the term was seldom seen.  Rents were reaching new highs, and a consistent cost of living increase (CPI) or pre-set increase through the option term was acceptable … Continue reading →

There is definitely a lot of hype on the Pop-Up restaurant these days.  It’s quite remarkable, really.  In a nutshell, a restaurateur finds a temporary home in an existing restaurant space to try out their concept and showcase their culinary … Continue reading →

We recently took on a couple of listings in San Francisco’s Chinatown for one of our favorite clients.  The spaces are located at 41 and 43 Ross Alley, in between Washington and Jackson Streets, and directly across from the Golden … Continue reading →

There is no doubt that the last few years have marked some of the most dismal of economic times.   Nevertheless, leases are still being executed all the time. With the help of new ideas and consistent small business financing, businesses … Continue reading →

Did you know that offices providing real estate or certain financial services are not allowed on the ground floor in North Beach?   Or that most San Francisco neighborhoods require a public hearing before the San Francisco Planning Department (and subsequent … Continue reading →