Commercial real estate?

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Hi! Was wondering if someone can tell me a good link to search commercial real estate for lease. I was checking loopnet but it requires paid subscription.



I'm looking around for a 5000-8000 sqft warehouse around irvine/tustin/anaheim area with .85 max lease rate. I noticed that there are a lot of vacancies on/around von karman/redhill area but for some reason I cant find the listings online. Is there a chance that commercial warehouse lease rates would plummet in the next couple years? Thinking of signing a 2-3 yr lease.



Thx :)
 
You should be able to search For Lease properties in Loopnet without paying although you do need to register on their site.



Another site worth checking out is <a href="http://www.costar.com">http://www.costar.com</a>
 
Does anybody have any information on the Koll Center. I am also doing some research on some of the (non-TIC) privately owned office warehouse spaces off of Goddard/Tesla/Scientific. I know that there has been three office developments by Koll Center during the peak of the bubble. How many of these spaces have been bought as investment compared to an owner occupied business owner? The sizes of the office warehouse spaces seem to range between 1,625-18,000. Is commerical real estate in Irvine falling faster than residential? I would love to pick up a 2000 square/feet industrial space (50% office / 50% warehouse) in 2012/2013. Any information would be greatly appreciated.



I knew about loopnet, but did not know about costar. Thanks Zovall, I will check it out.
 
[quote author="PANDA" date=1233923730]Does anybody have any information on the Koll Center. I am also doing some research on some of the (non-TIC) privately owned office warehouse spaces off of Goddard/Tesla/Scientific. I know that there has been three office developments by Koll Center during the peak of the bubble. How many of these spaces have been bought as investment compared to an owner occupied business owner? The sizes of the office warehouse spaces seem to range between 1,625-18,000. Is commerical real estate in Irvine falling faster than residential? I would love to pick up a 2000 square/feet industrial space (50% office / 50% warehouse) in 2012/2013. Any information would be greatly appreciated.



I knew about loopnet, but did not know about costar. Thanks Zovall, I will check it out.</blockquote>


Are you planning to stock up on these?



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Bk,



Huh? Panda was sort of thinking of stocking up on these.



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Is Koll Center near 100 Discovery? Because it got foreclosed on last month. I seriously can't believe anyone would even touch <a href="http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2009/02/mit-cre-price-index-declines-sharply.html">CRE if they read Calculated Risk</a>.



I have the latest Q4 CBRE commercial real estate report, it ain't pretty. There has been a negative net absorption of over -2 million sqft. of office space in the last 2 years. Yes, commercial RE is tanking faster than Irvine residential real estate. You need jobs to fill those spaces, and we are losing jobs.
 
[quote author="skek" date=1233927573]OK, so am I the only one who reads Graph's posts thinking they are from Panda, or reads Panda's posts thinking they are from Graph...and gets really, really confused?</blockquote>


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