Posts tagged EVP
Recent Transactions: March 1st –March 22th 2012
Mar 23rd
NAI Capital is pleased to announce the following recent transactions
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA Steve Moon and JR Williamson with NAI Capital’s Orange County office represented the Tenant, Speedwear.com, in the lease of an 11,088 sq. ft. industrial property located at 5617 Engineer Drive from the Landlord, Von Der Ahe Real Estate Services. The value of the lease transaction was $407,151.00. More >
Recent Transactions: Week of October 17, 2011
Oct 18th
NAI Capital is pleased to announce the following recent transactions: More >
Recent Transactions: Week of May 16, 2011
May 17th
NAI Capital is pleased to announce the following transactions:
Recent Transactions: Week of March 21, 2011
Mar 23rd
NAI Capital announces the following recent transactions:
ANAHEIM, CA – Andy Batcheller represented the lessee, UPS Protection in the lease of a 4,940 square foot industrial building located at 1401 E. Ball Road, Unit G, Anaheim from Harvey Capital Corporation. The value and terms of the lease were not disclosed.
IRVINE, CA - Brent Mork of the Orange County office represented the lessee, Puretech Water Systems, Inc. in the lease of a 15,900 square foot industrial building located at 1702 McGaw Avenue, Irvine from Marshall Family Trust. The value and terms of the lease were not disclosed. More >
Are gourmet meals on wheels gobbling up QSRs?
Mar 17th
by John Cserkuti, Senior Vice President
Once known to us all as the infamous “roach coaches” seen at construction sites or in front of office buildings at lunch hour, you’ve probably heard the buzz about the new crop of gourmet food trucks taking the country by storm. You’ve surely seen or maybe even sampled from some of these traveling restaurants on wheels that are seemingly looking to take a piece of the food pie away from traditional brick and mortar restaurants all across town. More >
Are We Nearing the End?
Mar 16th
By Carl Anderson & Scott Martin, SIOR
As Southern California’s job growth came to a grinding halt in 2008, the monthly litany of job losses became the yardstick by which the severity of the recession was measured. As the calendar moved into 2010, the decline in employment finally began to abate. And although the unemployment rate remains relatively high, a number of economic indicators have pointed to the end of the recession, those being a rise in corporate profits, real GDP growth and the creation of jobs in some sectors. More >
Why bad golfers make great salespeople
Mar 14th
by Damon Wyler, Executive Vice President, Branch Manager
A famous quote by Mark Twain, which I’ve always loved, is “Golf is a good walk spoiled.” I know that many sales people have the same feeling towards prospecting in the midst of an otherwise enjoyable work day. Yet just as many can’t resist another lap around the local municipal golf course, sales people continue in agony with commission based compensation endeavors. I have often described the process of prospecting as analogous to the golf swing. Here are my Top Ten reasons why: More >