In 2010, when I opened Compass Commercial, it was initially just two people. Since it was big and only my son and I lived there, we both worked out of my house, and since no one else was around, we were very lax about our passwords. In 2012, we hired several more people and moved into our first office. It was an exciting time for me. ... Read More
“Exclusively Representing Tenants and Buyers of Commercial Real Estate”
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Jul2021
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Jun2021
What Do You Think?
This is the former Mary Grove college in Detroit. The school is being repurposed now. Do you think it's art, architecture, or bad design?
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May2021
According to Lynn Drake of Compass Commercial, 2020 was the perfect time to refocus and work on her business rather than in the business. For her, that meant participating in Mentor We, sponsored by GLWBC.Drake revealed, “at the beginning of the year, my first quarter sales were up significantly, and ... Read More
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May2021
What Do You Think?
I was in Washington DC in late 2019 at a conference. These were bathroom stalls in the conference center of the hotel. Do you think this is art, architecture or bad design?
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May2021
The first quarter of 2021 wrapped up one of the most unusual years in recent memory. While the Covid-19 pandemic continued to impact development in Detroit, which is decelerating, particularly because of the region’s historical reliance on industries like manufacturing, the announcement of a vaccine began to improve future outlooks. ... Read More
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Apr2021
Did you get an increase in operating costs for the building? This tax season, you want to evaluate the pass through’s or increases over a base year that your landlord charges you. More than likely you received a bill already which shows the actual cost billed less any payments made ... Read More
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Apr2021
After being hit by one the fastest and deepest drop-offs in employment in its history, Detroit's economy has rebounded at a faster rate than other comparable metropolitan regions. Sales prices for industrial real estate remain significantly less expensive in Detroit versus the national average. Ecommerce and Logistics drove recent demand, ... Read More
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Mar2021
In the last quarter of 2020, Detroit Metro was still struggling with office vacancy rates well below the historical average at 11%. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, most office buildings have been empty since March 2020, and they continued to remain empty in the Q4 Office Market Report. Additionally, many companies ... Read More
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Mar2021
Besides a lack of toilet paper available during the Covid shutdown, there were other important things one couldn’t seem to get. With so many people shifting to remote work, computers were sold out everywhere. Headsets were reserved for first responders. Many items that we use every day but never think about were suddenly scarce. Part 4 of the Disaster Recovery ... Read More