REoptimizer^® Blog

In case you missed them, here are some of our top Commercial Real Estate articles from the REoptimizer® blog in August 2020:

Renting office space is one of the biggest business decisions a company may have to make. For many companies, it is likely going to be the largest expense. Hence, it is essential to watch out for common corporate real estate mistakes to avoid.

In 2006, the Financial Accounting Standards Board realized that the standard for lease accounting in the United States was significantly different from the system used in countries that follow the standards set by the International Accounting Standards Board. FASB started a long process of revising their lease standards to better conform with IASB standards. The new standards were finally developed in 2016, and they don't necessarily clear things up internationally. But they are changing the way the companies have to treat their leases from an accounting perspective.

The way your company approaches real estate is an excellent way to also approach your technology portfolio. Odds are that when it comes to real estate, you rent most if not all of what you occupy and, if you own real estate, it is because that property really fits your needs and you are sure that you want to make a long-term commitment to it.

In case you missed them, here are some of our top CRE articles from June:

In case you missed them, here are some of the posts from REoptimizer^® in April:

Corporate real estate departments frequently live in a world of constant execution. Leases get signed and expire, divisions close and open and market demographics shift for the good or bad. Along the way, many corporate property groups execute on what comes up but fail to take the time for long-range strategic analysis and planning, looking backwards and forwards. Here are three best practices that every company can execute on and, more importantly, use to reap real benefits.