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T3 Advisors Corporate Real Estate Group
T3's Corporate Solutions Group (CSG) provides innovative solutions for companies to effectively manage their real estate portfolios and deliver on real estate objectives that drive a company forward. Real estate is not only about space, it's about company success. T3 works with companies to understand what makes them successful. We align real estate strategies that leverage company opportunities and minimize business risk. Our services range from strategic planning, portfolio assessment and expense reviews to government incentives, brokerage, et.al. Our advisors live and breathe complex real estate challenges. We align effective strategies with corporate initiatives, uncover inherent value and leverage that in the real estate process. Ultimately, T3 helps our clients create great workplaces.
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Corporate Real Estate Revolution:
High Performance Office Space
The T3 Corporate Solutions Group is focused on the office space needs of larger, mostly publicly-traded companies. While there has been a lot of discussion about EPS pressures and pending FASB changes to lease accounting, there continues to be a revolution on workplace design trends. This is much more than creating more collaborative open spaces, it is about creating more successful companies through "high performance office space."
A recent Harvard Business Review article titled - The High Performance Office Space, written by Andrew Laing, David Craig and Alex White highlighted that creating a high performance office space will lead to a more successful company.
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The CFO as a Change Agent:
Effective Management of Corporate Real Estate and Beyond
T3 was a proud sponsor and co-organizer of the MIT Sloan CFO Summit and we would like to share some of our top takeaways with you. The summit offered great insights on how CFOs see the "forest through the trees" in this changing economic climate.
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Incentives Evaluation:
Integrating Real Estate Site Selection and Government Economic Incentives
With an increasing spotlight on the bottom line, company CFOs and corporate boards of directors are asking the government what they can do for them. In a race to attract precious jobs, state and local governments are competing to add new jobs while retaining others. The spotlight is also on the Obama Administration and Congress while they conduct an inquiry into a $500 million loan to Solyndra - the failed Freemont California based solar manufacturing company, which filed for bankruptcy protection in September.
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