Banking on Baby Boomers, Part III

Banking on Baby Boomers, Part IIIBy: Nicholas A. DunlapFrom increased occupancy to rapidly rising rental rates, we have seen the influence of an aging population on the commercial real estate landscape. Now, we are in the beginning stages of understanding and evaluating the impact that Obamacare will have on Real Estate, both commercial and residential. … Continue reading Banking on Baby Boomers, Part III →

Banking on Baby Boomers, Part II

Banking on Baby Boomers, Part IIBy: Nicholas A. DunlapIn our primary office market, we see office rents ranging from $1.65 to $1.85, but we see Medical uses on the higher end of this range and in some instances into the $1.95 per square foot range. Naturally, this correlates to higher property values. Please see Part … Continue reading Banking on Baby Boomers, Part II →

Banking on Baby Boomers

Banking on Baby BoomersBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap The effects of an aging population can certainly be seen in the commercial real estate landscape. For a number of commercial real estate owners, this has been a game changer. From expanding current uses to include medical office or traditional medical space, to simply catering to the needs of … Continue reading Banking on Baby Boomers →