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That segued into another Peebles crowd-whipper --- the recent CoStar tax-abatement deal: "I wonder how Adrian Fenty would feel, how he would explain to her and the hundreds of others, how he chose to close two service centers to save $1 million while at the same very time, he flew back from a junket from Las Vegas, Nevada, and sat in first-class next to the owner of a company called CoStar and cut a deal to give him $7 million to move his business from Bethesda, Maryland, to Washington, D.C. --- a deal that would not create one new job, not spark any new economic development in our community."
African American Political Pundit Blog AAPP 2010
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In San Francisco, for example, about two-thirds of leases signed during that period were of five years or less, CoStar says.
Well-Leased Loses Appeal Craig Karmin 2011
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Industrial-property leases averaged $5.47 a square foot in the fourth quarter of 2010, down from $6.28 in the same period in 2008, and vacancies rose to 10.2% from 8.8%, according to CoStar.
Timing Is Ripe for Negotiation Sarah E. Needleman 2011
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Chris Macke , a senior real-estate strategist for CoStar, says the commercial market is more tenant-friendly today than two years ago because it tends to react more slowly to economic changes.
Timing Is Ripe for Negotiation Sarah E. Needleman 2011
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CoStar Group Starbucks sold a new Seattle office building, right, along with another building, for $125 million.
Starbucks' Seattle Retreat Maura Webber Sadovi 2011
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"Investors have to be careful about the lease vintages when buying buildings in these cities," says Chris Macke , a CoStar strategist.
Well-Leased Loses Appeal Craig Karmin 2011
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CoStar Group The Business and Research Center in Garden City, N.Y., was recently sold for $39.3 million.
Beauty of an Ugly Duckling Dawn Wotapka 2011
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CoStar argues that a disconnect between the rising prices paid for buildings and the current rents they can demand ought to make investors pause.
Well-Leased Loses Appeal Craig Karmin 2011
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But a new study from CoStar, a commercial-property-analytics company, suggests that the conventional wisdom has it wrong this time.
Well-Leased Loses Appeal Craig Karmin 2011
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CoStar Group The Stanford Financial Group building in Houston is under contract to be sold for about $12.2 million.
Selling a 'Fraud' Portfolio Maura Webber Sadovi 2010
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