Tag: Commercial Real Estate

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Watchdog’s role as the owner’s representative is to learn the processes and procedures currently in place that work for the client. By doing so, they can provide support and integrate into the culture to make clients’ lives easier.

A stay in place renovation is a project where a client does not move to a new building. Instead, they stay in a building currently occupied while it is under construction.

Trends that have emerged in the past several years are proving their staying power. Above all, developers, financiers and business owners are looking to infuse imagination and inspiration into their spaces

Watchdog moved GeoBlue out of multiple offices and suites into their new headquarters in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania which was completed in June 2017. It was important that their new location have amenities geared toward employee health and wellness.

When people “go global,” they can reach their professional and personal aspirations. Also, when people feel secure with their healthcare they can achieve more. GeoBlue’s purpose is to provide a simple, international healthcare experience.

By working closely with GeoBlue’s teams, Watchdog ensured the process was streamlined and the sequencing of the phases aligned with business operations.

We discussed the Legislative Process and the Pre-Award Process in the previous episode. The final two stages are the Post-Award Application and the Compliance and Reimbursement Process.

These methods are in place to force all members of the project team to communicate with one another...

A new age has begun in both the commercial real estate sector and within the field of design.

Once you have determined that the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) Grant is right for you, there are four steps involved.

The Office of the Budget hands out the grants for various types of projects that can’t obtain primary funding under other state programs.

Cost-plus fixed fee contracts should provide, in detail, what should be properly reimbursed and what should not.

Vendor procurement can take weeks, if not months, and is a necessary component to any project.

The first step with a national rollout begins with a sit-down with a client to understand their culture, what message they are trying to convey, and a general understanding of how the space should look.

Going at this task alone can be overwhelming and it's necessary to have multiple minds working together to achieve a successful project.

Find out what's so exciting about the current market activity in the Greater Los Angeles region.