Investor/User Office Condo Opportunity
McNeil Rd Professional Office Condo 1220 McNeil Road, Building 200, Round Rock, TX 78681 Perfect time for Round Rock-based business to own and occupy this ~3,333 sf stand-alone office building situated on its own 0.8951 acre lot within 3 building complex. Fully renovated in 2013, office has open floor plans, private office areas, full kitchen and naturally lighted atrium over the conference room, plentiful parking with 25% share of condo regime. Lots of other extras like working fireplace,...
Read MoreChoose your words – and fewer of them, please!
That’s me – if I’m running a conference call, I tend to talk too much — even if we have an agenda, I wander off topic and I’m sure can be confusing to anybody on the call. On the flip side, I have been on a call where the same thing happens and find myself losing focus and checking email… so presumably this is happening to others, too. We are in such a rush, we have too much on our plates, we are trying to cram in way too many meetings, every day, every...
Read MoreGenerational Shoppers – The Millennial
Having been in the commercial real estate business for 30+ years, and a shopper myself, I recognize that different generations behave and respond differently. Needs, convenience, disposable income, time all things to consider. Each generation thinks the next one has it ‘easier’, although maybe it’s just DIFFERENT. Shopping centers, malls, town centers, strip centers – all have been around for a long time, and have seen style changes. The thing that seems to be...
Read MoreStressing out?
We all feel pressure and stress from time to time, some more than others. How we deal with it is key to how we feel and how we SEE the world we are in. I don’t know about you, but finding the BALANCE between personal and work lives can be tricky. Spouse, children, household, and most importantly our own health is at risk if we don’t take some time to breathe… Check out this article from...
Read MoreLose The Pitch: Getting to Know You
Every networking group has stressed the need for a fine-tuned “elevator speech” – the short-and-sweet canned script to recite when meeting a business prospect at the many industry-related luncheons and events we attend regularly. But I like the step back as described in ABJ Austin’s posted article today. Lose the pitch and try getting to know the person first. I believe this is not a strange concept for women in my Commercial Real Estate field — CREW members...
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