CREW Austin to CREW San Antonio Successful Connection
The search for office space began around March 2013. Through a series of CoStar office space searches and research through CREW San Antonio brokers through the CREWBiz database, I was able to identify some office space suitable for The Stone Group’s client. After some changes in need and some added time, the CREWnection between CREW Austin and San Antonio members was successful and all parties were pleased. Thanks to Lindsey Tucker with CBRE of San Antonio who represented the...
Read MoreWhy you should join Central Texas Commercial Association of REALTORS®
An interview with Eric Layne, CCIM, 2014 CTCAR Chapter President By Rosalie G. Keszler, CCIM January 2014 – As many licensed commercial real estate professionals have or will renew their memberships in networking organizations for 2014, the question arose by a colleague, “What are the benefits of joining CTCAR?” So, I went to the 2014 chapter president, Eric Layne, to find out. Keszler: Central Texas Commercial Association of REALTORS® (“CTCAR”) describes itself as the only...
Read MoreContext for Creativity and Innovation
On Tuesday, January 21, 2014 in a packed room at the Austin Woman’s Club in downtown Austin, CREW members and future members gathered to understand the context for creativity and innovation as presented by Margaret Gilchrist Serrato, PhD MBA AIA ASID LEED AP, Workplace Strategist with Herman Miller. Serrato described how we are all born with a high potential for creativity. But as we age, brain synapses are lost. Memory, pattern recognition, cognition, and creativity levels decrease,...
Read MoreEntry-Level Job Opportunity: LEASE ADMINISTRATOR
The Stone Group Corporate Real Estate group is looking for immediate hire of a part of full-time Lease Administrator to work with its Transaction and Property Management teams in their Austin office. Job Description – Lease Administrator Salary starts at $15 per hour. Send resume to...
Read MoreCREW Network: Membership Advantages
The end of the calendar year is always the most expensive time of the year for me, both personally and professionally. Year end brings us back-to-back holidays, gifts for family, friends and clients, parties and get-togethers (never empty-handed), and then there’s the dues and membership renewals that really add up to a lot of moolah. As we make our list of new year resolutions, and plans for the year ahead, one of the tasks I try to repeat is a recap of the previous year’s expenses and...
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