Even with major discounts, leasing commercial real estate can still be risky. The recovery of distressed built assets is not imminent, and corporate real estate (CRE) managers should beware. The existence of a Certified Distressed Property Expert Certification illustrates the problem.
In the Spotlight: Leasing Distressed Properties
Even with major discounts, leasing commercial real estate can still be risky. The recovery of distressed built assets is not imminent, and corporate real estate (CRE) managers should beware.
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