Sentences with phrase «real estate costs»

This allows hospitals to lower real estate costs and maximize efficiency by seeing more patients in one space.

There are a number of factors at play here, including the fact that the Internet is playing havoc with the way consumers purchase products, higher real estate costs and more specialization.

These franchises often have smaller franchise costs, and you'll also be able to save on real estate costs.

Some respondents also cited reduced real estate costs as a tangible, major benefit.

Instead, they should leverage them to maximize real estate cost savings and the customer experience moving forward.

Our franchise model is based on minimizing overhead expenses, including real estate costs.

However, a mortgage this size is common in locations with high residential real estate costs.

For many mature homeowners, the pros of selling their first home, and moving to smaller and more affordable property, outweigh the cons of origination fees and other real estate costs.

A flexible workspace approach cuts real estate costs and allows businesses to concentrate on their core business, rather than being forced into also becoming a real estate business.

While that may be true, the use of alternative office space is not a universal response to every company's need to reduce real estate costs.

It also helps that real estate costs in Staten Island are cheaper than elsewhere in the city, adds Jeff Green, president of Jeff Green Partners, a Phoenix - based retail real estate consulting firm.

Since allocation of real estate costs of closing are very regionalized, these costs of closing may be paid with exchange proceeds (or deducted from gross proceeds before establishing the exchange account) on either sale of relinquished or purchase of replacement property.

Regarding real estate cost basis, the real estate basis of the property in question is the sales price plus certain fees and expenses like:

«But you can get the same amount of energy in a smaller amount of space with sodium - sulfur — and that's important, because real estate costs money too.»

The same study points to an emerging gulf in commercial real estate costs.

While only 12 percent of respondents reported tracking per equity partner / shareholder occupancy costs, firms will increasingly use this metric, especially to exhibit how long - term real estate costs are impacting profitability.

Our personal debt - to - income ratio is at its highest — 153 % — partly due to rising real estate costs.

The House plan reduced that threshold for new mortgages to $ 500,000, causing outcry from some real estate agents and builders as well as congressmen who represent areas with extremely hefty real estate costs.

When you're ministering to people who are in poverty, and 75 percent of them rent when real estate costs are only going up — it's challenging.»

Before Vespa, Wittig also built Saas startup LiquidM, which raised over $ 10m, mobile middleware platform Servo Software and real estate cost management software APSIS Software.

TORONTO — Soaring real estate costs are pushing some Canadian cities to embrace laneway housing, touted as the future of affordable living in urban centres.

Carbon Beach has been described as «the world's most expensive sandbox» with an estimated real estate cost of greater than US$ 200,000 per foot of beachfront.

Real estate costs here are, along with those in Belize City, the highest in the country.

In Georgia, average real estate costs are below that of even Mississippi and enable attorneys practicing there to stretch their dollar further than in most other states.

More warehouses may seem counterintuitive in an era of tight cost controls and high vacancies, but real estate costs usually represent less than 5 percent of the total cost of moving goods, while transportation represents over 50 percent, says Chris Teesdale, SIOR, executive vice president of Colliers International Dallas - Fort Worth.

The trickle - down of the efficient - office movement is catching up with law firms, forcing partners to figure out ways to not only service downsizing clients, but also save on their own real estate costs...

Because tenants also typically sign 20 - to 30 - year leases, that makes gauging real estate costs over the life of the lease all but impossible.

Certain of these REITs structure their underlying investments as net leases in which the tenant is responsible for bearing real estate costs directly, such as property taxes, insurance, operating expenses, and capital items - in addition to rent and utility payments.

«The introduction of automated tellers is pivotal for banks to limit real estate costs, however it will take time for customers to fully embrace a technology that introduces a whole new customer service experience,» said Coradini.

Real estate costs now appears close to fair value when set against rents according to the numbers (and I have seen plenty of people buy for less than they were paying in rent recently).

Tech companies look to Phoenix to deepen their talent pool and for its lower real estate cost structure, according to Winne.

In an effort to help retailers save money on real estate costs (and be more environmentally responsible), the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) and the Institute for Market Transformation (IMT), a non-profit dedicated to promoting energy efficiency and green building, have released a retail green lease primer.

With a population of 15,973, 6,664 total housing units (homes and apartments), and a median house value of $ 406,020, real estate costs in Middletown are among some of the highest in the nation, although house prices here don't compare to real estate prices in the most expensive Rhode Island communities.

The survey also explored public appetite for large - scale incentives packages and the perceived impact from such a large - scale project as the Amazon headquarters on the local community in terms of real estate costs, cost of living and wages.

These talent attraction and retention factors can be as critical to business performance as real estate costs, taxes and local regulations, particularly in talent - driven information economy industries such as technology and life sciences.

Study after study shows that telecommuting can lead to increased productivity, reduced turnover, fewer sick days, higher employee satisfaction and significant overhead and real estate cost savings.

The Algarve region of Portugal offers low real estate costs compared to the rest of coastal Europe.

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The setting up of a 100 - person, multiple staff department center in Tallahassee was driven partly by a firm move in Manhattan and an effort to reduce real estate cost.

While popular charter schools struggle to expand in a city with sky - high real estate costs (see my post yesterday for political context), some traditional school buildings are awash with empty seats.

The automated ordering system lets Eatsa cut down on its labor and real estate costs, as well as push through some 600 to 700 orders an hour.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau's announcement Monday came amid concerns that real estate costs in the sizzling Toronto and Vancouver markets are out of reach for many Canadians.

Debt and real estate costs can be lethal for a retailer when its sales drop.

Finalist cities are refining their pitches based on many of the factors that usually motivate corporations in site selection — economic development opportunities, transportation access and infrastructure, skilled labor force and quality - of - life measurements, like education and real estate costs.

Decrease operating and real estate costs?

As the largest company on our list, 7 - Eleven could have just hunkered down and comfortably weathered this recession, but the company has pursued an aggressive growth plan instead — taking advantage of lower real estate costs, encouraging independent convenience - store owners to convert to its system and selling off company - owned units to franchisees.