Have you found it easier to manage/lease retail or office space? Neither? Both? Depends?

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Hank Dugie, Mr. League City (Brockway Realty, LLC)

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Mike Rock

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both are tough. however, retail has huge sign issues and more traffic (usually) there. neither is easy, but i think both are easier than managing leased residential

Jul 20, 2015 09:18 AM

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Jack Lewitz

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The language for both is so different from residential like NNN leases, modified gross leases , stops, vanilla box, build out, Class A-C type of building,

But once you get that then you either have to find space and that's hard to do as it requires driving around . Different mind set but good experience

Jul 20, 2015 09:45 PM

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Bob Crane

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I have found my office rentals very difficult to rent.

Jul 20, 2015 05:38 PM

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Cindy Jones

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Hank what do you mean by easier? Are you thinking of commercial real estate over residental real estate?

Jul 20, 2015 07:43 AM

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both are tough. however, retail has huge sign issues and more traffic (usually) there. neither is easy, but i think both are easier than managing leased residential
The language for both is so different from residential like NNN leases, modified gross leases , stops, vanilla box, build out, Class A-C type of building,

But once you get that then you either have to find space and that's hard to do as it requires driving around . Different mind set but good experience
Hank what do you mean by easier? Are you thinking of commercial real estate over residental real estate?