Regional office space vacancies are soaring and owners must compete fiercely for new tenants.
The seeds for the current glut were planted after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when commercial real estate collapsed in New York. Investors began pouring money into commercial real estate in the Washington area, where the economy was growing as the government ramped up its war on terror.
But many buildings that were financed through the subsequent boom are entering the market now, during the worst economic slowdown since the Great Depression. The Washington Post
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a security minded co., to move into a security minded building.
the terror industry is interesting. right now in a bottom feeding mode.
the build out money discount is great for fast track experts in the security tooled ArchiService industry. security 'product' typology is really wasteful, but feeds a lot of people who know fear factor detailing.
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