Development can be complex. What may seem straightforward can quickly fall into “you don’t know what you don’t know” and missteps can quickly turn into very expensive learnings. Here’s a guide on what to be mindful of from both the investor/owner and developer’s standpoints.
Transforming your office space one generation at a time
Millennials and Generation Z have been large influencers of change in workspace structures. While the reasons we go to work haven’t changed—it’s where we collaborate, strategize and grow—the way in which we get these things done has changed. When everyone is looking for something different, what are companies to do? How can you set your office up for success to meet the needs of all generations?
The ABCs of commercial real estate: quality indicators
Core value highlight: Healthy people. Healthy business.
Top 10 tips for managing change
2020 real estate predictions
To kick off the new year, our team put together thoughts on real estate—the lay of the land as we embark on 2020 and what you can expect in the coming months. For instance, did you know that building energy causes 73% of the pollution that contributes to climate change? As a result, the City of Minneapolis declared a Climate Emergency in December. From this, Kate Damato predicts that developers and contractors will increase their efforts to construct buildings with climate sustainability in mind. Here’s what else you need to know as we dive in to 2020:
Tenant representation: The importance of working with a professional
Real estate is one of your company’s largest expenses and when seeking out a new business space that aligns with your needs, you want to make sure that you are looking at all the best options and finding the right fit. Working with professionals to help manage all the pieces of the puzzle is what tenant representation is all about—these are licensed agents/brokers acting as fiduciaries for you, the tenant.
Real estate grants and incentives: Planning for 2020
Grants and incentives offer wonderful benefits when used appropriately. They can move a deal forward that has a financial gap or improve a project to provide important benefits, such as increased sustainability measures. What types of projects or project needs might spur the request for incentive or grant monies? We provide a few examples, requirements to be aware of and a few ideas to get you started.
Season of thanks: Reflecting on what we're thankful for this year
We find that when we are full of thanks first, the future just seems to fall into place. In this vein, we wanted to share with you what our individual team members are thankful for this year; we know that without the support of our family, friends and wonderful colleagues, we would not be where we are today.
KimbleCo receives three MNCREW Celebration Awards
Why we love being an EOS company
EOS® employs a set of simple but powerful tools based upon six keys to help build a truly great organization. It provides a straight-forward framework that is developed for your unique organization through a collaborative and inclusive approach. It helps to instill discipline and accountability and importantly brings everyone together with a focus on a clear company vision. We have been an EOS company for over two years; learn why we love it and how it’s helped our business.
Ericka Miller honored as a BisNow Twin Cities Power Woman
KimbleCo celebrates 5 years: A look back and forward
In 2014, after years of business travel across the country and the world, Julie Kimble had a dream to come back home and apply her many years in the industry to benefit companies in the Twin Cities area. Today, we celebrate 5 years in business with a look back at key milestones and a look to our future success.
Residential vs. commercial representation: Similarities, differences and key players
What is the difference between residential and commercial representation? While the two have some similarities that keep them related, the differences are so vast that they rarely cross paths. The client perspective highlights some of the similarities and differences between the two. Learn the differences and key players, here.
Transforming office space to meet tenant demands
Navigating a work-from-home environment
Mergers and acquisitions: Steps to take with your real estate portfolio
Diversity: Not a “check the box” action
Julie Kimble receives "Disrupter of the Year" award from NAWBO-MN
The ins and outs of creating an activity-based workplace
When done right, an activity-based workplace can improve your employees’ quality of life professionally, socially and physically—increasing productivity and your company’s bottom line. Learn why activity-based workplaces are on the rise and how you can effectively set this type of environment up for your team.