Saurage Rotenberg News
WES or Warehouse Execution Systems is a new software that has emerged in the last few years. WES is a single software that combines previously used systems and technology to manage warehouses. It is a complex system that uses robotics, conveyors, and automatic components to control the warehouse.
A recent article published in the New York Times, “Covid Pushes Real Estate Into the Future,” explores the idea of technology advances in the Commercial Real Estate world. Advances in robotic furniture, healthier buildings, and amenities may be in commercial buildings future.
Jim Allen, an Agent at Saurage Rotenberg Commercial Real Estate, LLC states that COVID-19 may have long term impact on retail real estate market. Read more in the article published by New York Magazine, “Here’s What the Trouble in Commercial Real Estate Means for You.”
Don Hanna, a native of Ascension Parish offers an update on the substantial growth in the parish from the Ascension Economic Development Corp’s latest “Ascension Assets.” Specifically, note the Methanex billion dollar capital investment in Geismar.
Don Hanna is a Agent/Broker at Saurage Rotenberg Commercial Real Estate, LLC, and is from Acension Parish. See below how Acension Parish has grown substantially over the years in the “Ascension Economic Development Corp Article.”
Article submitted by Michael S. Stinson, CCIM, Commercial Sales and Leasing for Saurage Rotenberg Commercial Real Estate, LLC Written by Les Shaver | October 26, 2020 Commercial
When you are trying to clear the swamp…… Yes, it’s difficult to focus on 2021 or thereafter.
In a post-COVID world, most companies plan on bringing workers back to the office, but only a small percentage plan on bringing them all back at once. In this article submitted by Saurage agent Jack Herrington, real estate professionals predict the possible protocols and policies once corporations are given the all-clear to return.
As the billion-dollar cannabis industry continues to grow, so do the challenges. Commercial agents need to be highly-skilled in city and state laws as well as well-prepared for obstacles from neighboring residents and property owners.
Time was, single investors had the inside track on buying up “institutional quality” real estate (high-end properties that attract top-tier tenants).