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Don't rent it, sell it: Converting for-rent space to for-sale space can benefit owners and buyers; 12/03
It all ads up: What you pay for something is only a fraction of what it will cost you; 12/03
The big screen: Qualifying contractors can save you money and time; 11/03
Five steps to a safer sublease: protect your clients; 09/03
Check your fire sprinklers: voluntary replacement program; 09/03
Hang on: keep your tenants right where they are; 08/03
Going once ... going twice ... sold!: How auctions can generate profitable commercial real estate deals; 08/03
Lofty goals being met in smaller cities; 07/03
Tax cut may hurt appeal of REITs; 07/03
Clarification from IRS on 1031 exchanges; 06/03
Can’t we all work together?: achieve communication amoung today’s complex building systems; 06/03
Big energy upgrades without a big investment; 05/03
Successful condo conversion: For TAR’s Commercial Transaction of the Year, a local company goes up against the "big guys" and comes out on top; 04/03
Property management FAQs: Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions; 04/03
Can clusters help your clients choose a successful location?; 04/03
Watch while this apartment changes before your very eyes; 04/03
The commercial-listings quandary: With so many choices, you have to decide where to spend your resources; 04/03
A commercial real estate briefing in your in-box; 03/03
Look out: Companies seek to cut costs by outsourcing real estate operations; 03/03
Tag, you’re it: How to deal with graffiti; 01/03
TAR launches commercial property exchange; 12/02
Corporate barter: A solution for disposing of your bricks and mortar; 12/02
What’s the big deal?: the William C. Jennings 2001 Transaction of the Year; 11/02
TAR member companies can now save big on energy costs; 11/02
Investing in real estate funds: reports say REITs recently outperformed other investments; 09/02
Few takers for office sublease space; 09/02
Influence corporate culture with office design; 09/02
Stepping up security: building owners and managers tighten security; 08/02
Paying to power up a computer room and keep it cool; 08/02
Check in and log on: a hotel's success is related to connections; 08/02
Back to the future: commercial real estate is going retro; 07/02
If these walls could walk: moveable walls provide solutions to work-space changes; 07/02
"Outdoor malls" get a new name; 07/02
Environmental banks offer common ground for environmentalists and developers; 06/02
Industrial landlords sweeten the deal: landlords react to high warehouse vacancy rates; 06/02
Renters pull out the plastic: tenants embrace the option to pay rent by credit card; 05/02
The "typical" commercial firm: results from a 2001 NAR survey; 05/02
Leave no one behind: evacuation needs of people with disabilities; 05/02
Commercial transaction of the year: TAR’s William C. Jennings Award; 04/02
Is your project a go?: new NAR publication; 04/02
Save your energy: tools help you make wise decisions; 04/02
There's no place like close to home: vacation rentals in demand; 03/02
A tenant in the hand...: start working on retaining tenants; 03/02
Cost segregation: tax savings for commercial building owners; 01/02
Who are you?: online tenant screening speeds the process, protects the rental property; 01/02
Keeping indoor air safe from terrorists: information for building owners and managers; 01/02
The dangers of the name game: risk associated with the opportunity for naming rights; 01/02
Eye in the sky: aerial photos become more commonplace; 12/01
What's the big deal?: the William C. Jennings 2001 Transaction of the Year; 12/01
Window shopping: checking the price tags for imagined country clubs, motels, and more; 12/01
Sit! Stay! Rent!: a pro-pets policy; 11/01
What's your plan?:building-evacuation plans; 11/01
Plenty of power, not enough lines: shortage of transmission lines; 11/01
Going Dutch treat on water bills: Submetering makes tenants responsible for utilities; 09/01
I'm not from around here: services you can perform outside your state of license; 09/01
Goodbye, gray walls: parking garage billboards; 09/01
Shopping for shoppers: a new retail experience; 08/01
1031 Exchange Center added: a new feature to the LoopNet Web site; 08/01
In the bag: shopping-center stats; 08/01
Powerful marketing techniques: emphasis on power-saving features; 07/01
The Internet is "in": Commercial real estate professionals are using the Internet; 07/01
Hello? Anybody there?: vacant telecom-hotel space; 07/01
Give big dogs a chance: top ten dogs for apartments; 07/01
Inn-teresting technologies: Hotels add high-tech amenities; 06/01
Now you lease it, now you don't: flexible office space; 06/01
Understanding real estate in Mexico:05/01
Commercial transaction of the year: TAR’s William C. Jennings Award; 05/01
A powerful choice: Where should you buy electricity?:05/01
Where is your REIT’s income coming from?:03/01
Welcome to the Hotel California:03/01
Financing high-tech centers with tax credits:02/01
Small cities approve new convention centers to lure tourism:02/01
The sport of stadiums: new arenas spur commercial development; 02/01
Ten Environmental Commandments of Real Estate Buying:01/01
Making your retrofit a success:01/01
Flex space: wired, inexpensive, and adaptable; 01/01
Farmers turn land into giant mazes:12/00
Copper wiring doesn't cut it: Commercial building tenants insist on fiber-optic wiring 12/00
Cleaned-up brownfields fetch comparable prices: 12/00
Demand for e-company warehouse space drops: 11/00
Consolidation and technology benefit mall managers:11/00
Pay structure changing: Moving away from commissions; 09/00
Tech-company leases: Techies want their space cool, man; 09/00
1999 Lone Star Award: William E. Stonaker wins award for transaction of the year; 05/00
Buildings security gets personal: Technology is enabling security to become more personalized; 03/00
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