Reviewing the Northeast Ohio Industrial Market. 

The Change in Suburban Office Construction in the Eastern Submarket of Cleveland, Ohio

The Rockside Road Office Market.

2017 Investment Sales are off to a strong start.

By Alec Pacella, CCIM Managing Partner at NAI Daus [email protected] (216) 455-0925 Twitter @dausyouknow I always appreciate when readers of this column take the time to reach out to me. Sometimes I know the person and sometimes I don’t but regardless, it is certainly always a delight to hear your comments. Last month, while at a real estate event, I was engaged in a discussion by a reader. This particular individual had one pressing question. No, they didn’t want to…

By Alec Pacella, CCIM Managing Partner at NAI Daus [email protected] (216) 455-0925 Twitter @dausyouknow Double Vision If you are a frequent reader of this column, you’ve read about various highlights of my youth. I’ve shared stories about my Aunt Norma’s unspeakable sauce (Prego), my Uncle Ralph’s cool gifts (Swiss Army knife) and the untold fortunes lost when my mom pitched my baseball card collection (welcome to the club). Another such event involves comic books, one of my favorite pastimes. For…

By Ira Krumholz President of NAI Daus Property Management [email protected] Twitter @IraKrumholz One of the primary duties of a property management firm is to ensure that a real estate asset is being properly maintained. While some firms are set up to complete the majority of these services in house, most will use third-party service providers to perform at least some of these tasks. Therefore, the contract between the management company and the service provider becomes a critical document. This month, we…

Multi-Tasking Tool By Alec Pacella Managing Partner of NAI Daus [email protected] Among the favorite memories of my youth were birthday celebrations – most notably, mine. Both of my parents had six siblings and even though all of my aunts and uncles worked hard to make ends meet, they would always remember my birthday. The gifts were typical fare for that era – Matchbox cars, puzzles and baseball cards. But one of my uncles, Uncle Ralph, would always get me something…