How the U.S. and Caribbean commercial real estate markets differ
You might have read that we opened a new office in the Caribbean earlier this year. It is IRR’s second international office after Mexico, and is part of our effort to improve our ability to meet our...
View ArticleHighlights from IRR’s Q2 2012 Viewpoint study
In Q2 2012, the top three U.S. cities that had the lowest CBD office vacancy rates were Raleigh, N.C., (6.2 percent); Portland, Ore., (7.6 percent); and Greensboro, N.C. (8 percent). The cities with...
View ArticleSlow recoveries across the country and 2013’s hot new investment — Integra...
The commercial real estate market has been off to a brisk start for 2013, and Integra Realty Resources’ Senior Managing Directors across the country were on hand to offer their thoughts on how the...
View ArticleHere comes the sun: 3 positive signs for Caribbean commercial real estate
The Caribbean tends to lag six to 12 months behind the United States when on a downward cycle or during recovery or economic growth. While the U.S. is, in many aspects, headed toward recovery, the...
View ArticleHiring military veterans and how Super Bowl XLVIII will affect northern New...
A unique hiring process put Integra Realty Resources’ San Francisco office in the spotlight while positive statistics from the 2013 Viewpoint were popular in stories internationally. Here are the...
View ArticleContinued recovery evident in IRR’s Q1 2013 Viewpoint
Major markets across the country and abroad continued to see progress in commercial real estate’s recovery, according to our recently released Q1 2013 Viewpoint. In the same vein as our yearly...
View ArticleIntegra Realty Resources’ August News: Commercial real estate mid-year recap...
August proved to be another busy month for Integra, from a prominent staffing appointment, to our Mid-Year Viewpoint presentation with Real Capital Analytics, to our experts sharing insights on...
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