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Today marks the start of the 2024 Summer Olympics! This week, we were grateful to invite Ben Hunt-Davis MBE, former UK Rowing team member and Olympian gold medalist, to speak to our team. Ben shared the inspiring story of how the British Rowing team perfected their craft to result in becoming gold medalists in the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics. Ben’s mantra and message for our team was, “Will it make the boat go faster?” He shared with us that much like his rowing team, our team can make our boat, our company, go faster by focusing on performance to achieve results, building confidence and belief, controlling the controllables, and working with others toward our common goal. Thank you, Ben, for inspiring our team to continue making our boat go faster. Onward!

Office tenants in San Diego’s Mission Valley have become aware of significant changes to the landscape of the market in recent years, though one thing remains the same—high office asking rates and vacant buildings. In Hughes Marino vice president, Kevin Beaumonte’s latest analysis on the Mission Valley office market, he brings to light the tactics landlords are using on the brokerage community, hiding lease agreements and rental rates from the public, and acting as dual agents. These and other factors work against tenants, keeping the rents high. Learn more about the Mission Valley market, and how office tenants can capitalize on the abundant opportunities this submarket has to offer.

Hughes Marino executive vice president, Lora Munson was recently featured in a Salt Lake Tribune article that explains how to navigate leasing office space in downtown Salt Lake City. Today's state of the market provides flexibility for tenants and owners if you know how to effectively work through the issues for both parties. While this may not necessarily mean lower rents, it can mean creative incentives, healthy tenant improvement allowances and more flexible terms for tenants. Learn more about the Salt Lake City office market in the below article!

Nth Cycle, a leader in clean technology, requires specific and unique real estate to support their fast-growing organization, particularly their R&D to facilitate innovative solutions for sustainable and efficient industrial processes. Recently having assisted their team in relocating to a turn-key R&D facility, we’re proud to share in their success. Nth Cycle has been selected to join the World Economic Forum’s Technology Pioneers 2024 Cohort! Being industry-leaders, we’re honored to be a partner to Nth Cycle, assisting them in making the real estate decisions necessary to advance their award-winning team and solutions. We’re honored to see them recognized for their work and to be listed alongside other industry leaders. Onward, Nth Cycle!

As a business owner, you’re constantly tracking and managing a myriad of contracts and details while working to grow your business. It’s important to know when you reach the point where it is no longer best to manage all of these tasks in-house, and when it’s better to rely on trusted advisors for external support. In executive vice president John Jarvis’ latest article, he shares how partnering with an expert portfolio and lease administration team can provide you not only with peace of mind that you are not being over-billed, but also the comfort in knowing you won’t miss a mission-critical milestone date. Learn more in John’s article below!

When accounting and consulting firm, Clark Nuber PS, was faced with an inflection point—to plan for the renewal of their lease, or consider real estate alternatives, Hughes Marino Seattle executive vice president, Owen Rice, advised the firm to consider re-evaluating their footprint and reinvent the way they accommodate their workforce. With Owen’s guidance and expertise, Clark Nuber has officially relocated their headquarter office to a three-floor suite in Bellevue’s City Center Plaza building, enjoying a myriad of tenant improvements, allowing them to provide a new experience for their team and clients, as well as creating a space that helps their team to focus on the future. This historic move was also highlighted by The Puget Sound Business Journal, CoStar and The Registry (links in the article below). Learn more about how our advisors can help secure the best space for your team’s growth and success.

We’re back to share another one of our favorite long-time Hughes Marino coaches, Joe Calloway, including his inspiring life stories and unique coaching approaches, in hopes that you can take some of his wisdom and apply it to your own team. As a business advisor, author and speaker, Joe’s message focused on helping companies and their leaders become even better, by narrowing in on the details, overcoming challenges and embracing the notion to always keep moving forward. We’re honored to have been one of the companies featured in an entire chapter of Joe’s book, The Leadership Mindset, where he shared the connection between Hughes Marino’s culture and business success. Joe is a major proponent that mindset is the essential ingredient for success in every business. Learn more about Joe’s inspiring message for our team in our latest article from Work Space Magazine: The Coaches Issue. #BeAuthentic #Appreciation #Leadership

Today’s companies are re-evaluating their office space needs and looking for ways to optimize the in-office working experience. Hughes Marino executive vice president, John Jarvis recently discovered an interesting architectural paper titled, “The Delight Factor: A New Metric that Quantifies the Competitive Strength of Your Workplace” written by Ryan Mullenix and Andrea Vanecko of architectural firm NBBJ Design. John digs into NBBJ’s science-backed findings in his latest article, Surprise & Delight in the Workplace, Part II. It turns out that understanding the physical elements that contribute to an office’s “Delight Factor” could be key to delivering workplaces that really work for your team. Learn more about the Delight Factor in John’s latest article.

While we attribute much of our success to the expert real estate knowledge of our advisors, there are other factors to consider that are equally important in consistently delivering an unmatched experience of caring advocacy and outcomes for our clients. Hughes Marino executive vice president, John Jarvis, likes to talk about these other factors when coaching members of our team. Learn more in John’s latest article titled, The Other Stuff.

We’re grateful to share a bit of summertime joy with our friends like Dan! In the spirit of the sunshine, good times and fun this season brings, we hope all of our friends, colleagues and clients have an amazing summer and remember to celebrate our Core Value # 3: Enjoy the Journey! Glad you enjoyed your gift, Dan!