Office investing means owning office buildings and leasing space to business tenants for rental income.
Log in to followI mostly buy dirt and sit on it, so treat me as a beginner on buildings. There's a 1970s two-story office building in a small city downtown, 14,000 square feet on 0.85 acres, aski…
I'm on my list-building stage, so I'm reading offerings rather than signing them. Two came in the same week and they're almost perfect opposites. I'd like people to tear into how…
Under contract on a 68,000 sf suburban office, seven tenants, 81 percent leased, and I'm in the middle of estoppels. Four back, three outstanding. One of the four is from the seco…
I hold land and wait, so office is off my map. This one landed anyway and I've spent three weeks on it instead of the pasture I was supposed to be looking at. The asset: 78,000 sq…
A group I've looked at before sent me a mezzanine slot behind a senior loan on a five story office in a second tier downtown. Building is 1998, about 110,000 sf, 71 percent leased…
Been through the PPM twice on a fund buying obsolete office for residential conversion, and I want other eyes before the next closing. The seed asset is a 1974 tower, 180,000 sf g…
Broker sent me a 22,000 sf single tenant suburban office, two story, built 1998, roof replaced 2019. Regional insurance back office occupies all of it at $14.50/sf NNN with 4.5 ye…
An owner I've done work around asked if I want a small piece of a building instead of an invoice, and I don't know enough to say yes or no intelligently, so here are the numbers h…
First time I've looked seriously at office and I'm out of my depth on the lease structure, so going slow. 14,000 sf two story, six suites, built 1991, asking $1.05M. Rent roll sho…