Sentences with phrase «taking less square footage»

Employers are beginning to adapt workspaces by getting more dense, taking less square footage and providing more flexible work schedules with a focus on offering a variety of amenities.

Not exact matches

I also take NAVs with a grain of salt, but property co's present less of a challenge — as long as you have portfolio rent & square footage, it's usually not too difficult to establish whether an NAV's reasonable, particularly vs. peer co's.

Many in the Tiny House movement would agree that the exact size and square footage of a Tiny House matters less than the mentality to live simply, sustainably, and minimally in whatever shape their house may take.

We have three in place already, kind of Starbucks - oriented, with less square footage but great versatility and more of the mobile technology it takes to do business in today's world.

As I mentioned previously, if you start with garbage in (inaccurate square footage data) then you will end up with garbage out (wrong value conclusion) and you will either sell your home for less than it is worth, and leave money on the table, or you will price it too high and it will taken longer to sell if you are able to sell it at all, because an asking price that is too high is the number one reason for homes not selling.

A petite round unit takes up less square footage, but offers plenty of storage underneath, and using a smaller sink keeps more countertop open for toiletries.