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Latest Danburg Blog Info

2011-12-13T10:41:00.000-08:00

Our Danburg Blogger account continues to generate some interest, and there are some good articles here, so we will continue to post the site on line. For our latest blog entries, go to www.danburg.com and click on the blog link at the top of the page.

Also visit our website for our latest office space and warehouse availabilities.

2011-02-21T07:31:00.000-08:00

The Danblog Has Moved !

You can now keep up with the latest news, blogs and property availabilities at:

http://www.danburg.com/blog/

Downsizing?

2010-10-11T10:06:00.000-07:00

Downsizing?

The Wall Street Journal reports that the office market has turned the corner and began to improve. Still businesses are trying to do more with less space and fewer employees.It seems everybody is downsizing.

That's good news for us as we specialize in small office spaces. We have a wide variety of layouts in the 600 to 2,000 square foot range and can also accommodate users up to 7,000 square feet.

Peninsula Corporate Center at Congress is probably the coolest building you've never seen and features full generator back up. The Preserve is a three building campus with impact glass and convenient drive up access and One Boca Commerce Center is a newly renovated office building with lake views. We have spaces from 354 to 4,000 square feet seconds from I-95 and available immediately.

For Real-Time Availabilities, Floorplans and Pictures See
www.danburg.com - examples below:

Suite 3005 - 356 Sq. Ft.
'The Mini - Me Suite'
Great two person 1 windowed office,
administrative area

Peninsula Corporate Center
950 Peninsula Corporate Circle
Boca Raton, FL 33487

►Spaces From 354 - 2,600 SF
►Impact Glass - Generator Back Up
►Spectacular Fountain Courtyard
►Class-A Finishes

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Suite 3207 - 1000 Sq. Ft.
'The Austin POWER Suite'
3 Windowed offices, reception, open
area, kitchen, rest room

The Preserve At 7700 Congress
Avenue
Boca Raton, FL 33487

►Campus Style Office Enviromnent
►Impact Glass, Upgraded Finishes
►Seconds to I-95
►Class-A Finishes
►No Add-On Factor
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Suite 107 - 826 Sq Ft.
'The Ivana View Suite
Three Offices, storage open area,
Great Lake View

One Boca Commerce Center
551 NW 77th Street
Boca Raton, FL 33487

►Two - Story Office Building
►Major Renovation Completed in June 2009
►Seconds to I-95
►Great Lake Views

Super Powers for your Office/Warehouse Space Search!

2010-09-22T07:13:00.000-07:00

We all see the "For Lease" signs but we rarely know what is actually For Lease. We call the number listed (lucky ones get to speak with a LIVE person) to find out the space they were referring to is 30,000 SQ FT for our small business with 8 employees! ROFO has come up with a solution. A mobile app that allows you to:

SIMPLY POINT YOUR PHONE TO A BUILDING AND SEE THE AVAILABILITIES

Browse nearby spaces within a specified radius

View listing details including; photos, price and size of the space

Email the listing broker or landlord

Get directions to a listing using Google maps

Quickly see how it works:

To access the Rofo Channel download the Junaio app on your mobile phone. The Junaio application is available for free on the iPhone 3GS and will soon be available for Android users.

Search Danburg Management's Availabilities through ROFO's App or visit our website at www.danburg.com

From The Desk Of Ken Silberling - Part 2

2010-09-07T10:20:00.000-07:00

Office Market Review Part 2
"Opportunity knocks but be careful of who's behind the door."
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In Part 1, I discussed how the office market has found a bottom and that rental rates and occupancy rates are now headed upward for the first time in two years. In Part 2, we'll explore the benefits and the pitfalls for tenants in today's market.

Ken Silberling has been Danburg Management's Vice President of Leasing and Acquisitions since 1999. Prior to that he was among the most widely quoted analysts of the South Florida Commercial Real Estate Market.

At the moment, we remain in a strong tenant's market. As a Landlord's representative, I am seeing rental rates at a 25 to 30 percent discount off the highs of two to three years ago. But those rates, which had been in a freefall, have begun to stabilize. Still, some owners remain desperate to attract new leases.

My recommendation for tenants is to take advantage of today's low rates and try to lock them in long term. I personally will consider shorter term leases in anticipation of future increases in market rents. But a word of warning. What may look like a good deal from a desperate owner of a distressed building could become problematic if that owner is unable to provide essential services. For example, what happens if an owner lacks the funding to repair a building's air conditioning system? And what happens to your corporate image if your landlord cuts corners on property upkeep and landscaping?

For landlords and tenants alike, credit is the key. As landlords, we are looking for tenants with whom we can develop long term relationships. We are willing to give great deals and expend funds on tenant improvements as long as we know that we will collect a fair market rent over the term of the lease. But tenants need to be careful that they are entering a relationship with a landlord that can provide the services and working environment necessary to keep their business successful.

"If you are the owner of a successful business, it's great time to take stock of your current and future space needs."

Palm Beach County Vacancy Rates If you are the owner of a successful business, it's great time to take stock of your current and future space needs. For tenants who foresee the need to expand, there is the opportunity to take on more space at a reduced rent. For those who will need less space, there is an opportunity to exchange current rent for future lease term, thereby reducing expenses.

At Danburg Management, we specialize in delivering top quality smaller office spaces from 350 to 7,000 square feet. We've also instituted our tenant connections program, where our tenants can share business opportunities to their mutual benefit.

Our company has been active in the South Florida market for 27 years and I've personally been active in the market for 25 years. Feel free to give me a call, drop me an e-mail or comment on our blog. For many companies, our properties can provide the solution they are looking for. If not, we'd be happy to discuss your specific needs and point you in the right direction.

Thanks for your interest,

Ken Silberling
Vice President, Acquisitions & Leasing
7700 Congress Avenue Suite 3100
Boca Raton, FL 33487
T (561) 997-9577 F (561) 997-9577
E-Mail: Ken@Danburg.com
Website: www.danburg.com

From The Desk Of Ken Silberling

2010-08-23T06:39:00.000-07:00

CoStar reports the U.S. office market has bottomed and is headed toward recovery. So what does that mean to our readers, the business owners who need to determine their future office and warehouse space needs? We'd like your comments. Stay tuned next week for Part 2 - "Opportunity knocks, but be careful who's behind the door."

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Costar in its "The State of the U.S. Office Market: Mid-Year 2010 Review & Forecast" reports that the U.S. office market has bottomed and is headed toward recovery. Danburg Management, as a major player in the Boca Raton office market, sees this as great news. But what does that mean for local office tenants and to the commercial real estate community?

To start, Costar has emerged as the leading source of commercial real estate information in the U.S. A majority of the top national brokerage firms and institutions rely on their information, so we can assume this information is credible, so if Costar has spotted a trend, we can assume that there is something to it and a market turn has begun.

According to Costar, professional and business services added 360,000 jobs in the last three quarters and government workers increased by 290,000. Layoffs in the financial services and information sectors have only amounted to about 161,000 positions. While unemployment may still be rising in some sectors of the economy, the sectors that drive demand for office space are now growing. In addition, one of the effects of the current economic downturn is that developers have halted or delayed most of the new office projects. A report from Prudential states "A lack of construction, due to the lack of funding, could keep new supply from hitting the market for up to five years." Costar believes the combination of positive absorption along with limited new construction will drop the national vacancy rate, currently at 13 percent, to 11 percent by 2013.

In Palm Beach County, which was more vulnerable to the downturn in the housing market, office vacancies are higher than the national average, but they also declined from 24.5 to 23.5 percent in the second quarter of 2010. Meanwhile, asking rental rates increased for the first time in six quarters. The Boca Raton market remains a bit behind the curve as vacancies increased slightly from 24.2 to 24.6 percent in the second quarter.

At Danburg Management we have always outperformed the market with a "hands on" approach to providing quality workplaces at an excellent value. We are therefore less susceptible to market fluctuations. Still, we understand that to compete in today's market, we need to match the prices of some of our less successful competitors. If you need office or warehouse space, we are making great deals for quality tenants. Please call or e-mail for more information, or visit us at www.danburg.com.

Thanks for your interest,

Ken Silberling

Vice President, Acquisitions & Leasing
7700 Congress Avenue Suite 3100

Boca Raton, FL 33487

T (561) 997-9577 F (561) 997-9577

E-Mail: Ken@Danburg.com

Website: www.danburg.com

CoStar Reports Office Markets Have Bottomed

Tax Breaks For Small Business

2010-08-13T07:44:00.001-07:00

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From The Desk Of Jamie Danburg

2010-07-28T10:14:00.000-07:00

Amendment 4 means higher property taxes and higher costs for all of Florida's working families. Under Amendment 4, local governments - city and county - would be required to hold expensive referenda on hundreds, and in some cases thousands, of amendments every year. Voters will be asked to vote not only on big development projects but also on all minor or technical changes to their local comprehensive plan. In the last four years alone, this would have meant over 10,000 costly elections across the state of Florida - and we all know how good the state is at holding elections. According to the Orlando Sentinel, "The cost to local governments of including the land-use amendments on ballots would soar into the millions."

What are the best reasons you've heard in your community to OPPOSE Amendment 4 this November?

Share your thoughts with us on our FACEBOOK page.

Dear Friends, Ne ighbors, and Fellow Boca Raton Business Owners,

If we don't have the pleasure of already knowing each other, or y ou haven't received one of my "community letters" I would like t o introduce myself to you and share some of the important issu es that are confronting "Boca Raton Business Owners" in 20 10. By trade I'm a commercial real estate developer a nd landlord going into my 27th year in business. I live here in Boc a with my family, and I'm one of the larger commercial la ndlords in the city. When I'm not busy leasing office and warehou se space I am a Trustee of the Boca Raton Chamber, and I'm a m ember of the Economic Council of Palm Beach. If you want to find out more about me and my business, please use the links to ou r website and social media to the right.

The more Floridians learn about Amendment 4, the more they oppose it. But we need your help to spread the message.

Visit the new "Vote NO on Amendment 4" campaign website and share the sit e with 10 friends that live in Florida. Or you can use this "spread the word" function-it's that easy!

You also have the option to find the No o n 4 campaign by joining the conversations on Twitter and Facebook :

The official "Vote No on 4" Hashtag is #NoAmend4 and we encourage you to use the Hashtag when you are tweeting about Amendmend 4
Join The Conversation on Facebook

At your convenience please take a moment to watch and share the latest video which can be viewed online at www.florida2010.org. As always, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the campaign to defeat Amendment 4 and how you can get involved.

Thanks for your interest,

Jamie A. Danburg

7700 Congress Avenue Suite 3100

Boca Raton, FL 33487

T (561) 997-9577 F (561) 997-9577

E-Mail: Jamie@Danburg.com

Website: www.danburg.com

From The Desk of Jamie Danburg

2010-07-08T07:19:00.000-07:00

Last year, the County Commission raised the property tax rate nearly 15 percent and cut spending in county departments at least 10 percent to avoid a potential $70 million shortfall. This year, the commission is considering a 13 percent boost along with at least $50 million in spending cuts to head off the projected $100 million shortfall for 2011. Commissioner Steven Abrams is campaigning for outsourcing county jobs to the private sector, but opponents say this will only increase costs. Others recommend cutting salaries in government or reducing pensions. Others advocate selling off of Government land such as the 1,919-acre Mecca Farms property west of Palm Beach Gardens once intended to house The Scripps Research Institute.

As business owners and homeowners in Palm Beach County, we certainly don't want to bear the cost of this shortfall as additional business and property tax. What do you think should be done?

Share your thoughts with us on our FACEBOOK page

Dear Friends, Neighbors, and Fellow Boca Raton Business Owners,

If we haven't had the pleasure of meeting before, or you haven't received one of my "community letters" I would like to introduce myself to you and share some of the important issues that "Boca Raton Business Owners" will be confronting in 2010. By trade I'm a commercial real estate developer and landlord enjoying 27 years in business. I live here in Boca with my family, and I'm one of the larger commercial landlords in the city. When I'm not busy leasing office and warehouse space I am a Trustee of the Boca Raton Chamber, and I'm a member of the Economic Council of Palm Beach. We plan to be writing to you on a regular basis. If you like what we have to say, please let us know. If you don't want to hear from us again, please click unsubscribe at the top of the page.

The graph below prepared by Palm Beach County Property Appraiser, Gary Nikolits' office illustrates the growth in the cost of emergency services (fire-rescue and sheriff) and other Palm Beach County government functions in contrast to the Real Estate Appraiser's Office costs, falling property tax values, and modest increases in the consumer price index and inflation.

The County Administrator's proposed 2011 budget strategies for a $22.5 million reduction to the suggested budget include eliminating 13 filled positions and 135 vacant positions (see the green pages C-1 through C-12). Under this scenario, the county's proposed tax rate would still go up about 13 percent to help cover a $100 million projected shortfall (4.344 millage rate in 2010, proposed 4.9268 millage rate in 2011). The blue pages E-1 through E-18 identify more significant potential cuts ($39.8 million, 330 filled positions, 14 vacant positions) that would achieve rates between this year's rate and the rollback rate.

Below is a reponse from Palm Beach County Administrator Bob Weisman's presentation last week regarding changes to sick leave policy:

Thanks for your interest,

Jamie A. Danburg
7700 Congress Avenue Suite 3100
Boca Raton, FL 33487
T (561) 997-9577 F (561) 997-9577
E-Mail: Jamie@Danburg.com
Website: www.danburg.com

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A Change in our Tagline and our Philosophy

2010-06-29T11:10:00.000-07:00

In my 11 years as Vice President of Leasing and Acquisitions for Danburg Management, our corporate tagline has been "A Portfolio of Office, Retail and Industrial Properties." We've made a subtle change in our tagline, but this reflects a significant change in our focus. Our new tagline is "A Community of Office, Retail and Industrial Properties."

With a portfolio, the focus is on return on the real estate investment. That involves minimizing cost while maximizing revenues. On the cost side, there is the temptation to cut corners and reduce expenses, but you simply cannot take that approach and expect to maintain tenant loyalty.

We realized early on that a relationship-oriented tenant-driven approach was the key to our success. By providing an attractive work environment, excellent service, and responding to tenants as their space needs change, we have always outperformed the market and developed long term mutually beneficial relationships with our tenants.

But in today's challenging economy, we have realized that we have to be something more, and we are now taking that concept one step further. The concept of community has long applied to the residential market, but not to the commercial market. People like to live and share with like-minded neighbors, which enhances their quality of life and gives them roots in their community.

In traditional office settings, major corporations are stacked one above the other, which doesn't do much to facilitate a sense of community. We believe our properties are different. We cater to a local upscale entrepreneurial clientele. A majority our tenants are local professionals or family businesses with less than ten employees. The person you meet on the elevator is generally not some mid-level manager, he or she has probably the owned of the business for 10 years or is related to the owner.

We believe the opportunity for our tenants to interact with like-minded entrepreneurs and share business opportunities provides tremendous value for our tenants and for our properties. If the CPA in Suite 107 refers a client to the Financial Planner in 1122, that may generate enough revenue to pay the Financial Planner's rent for the year.

Our mission for 2010 and beyond is to facilitate the sense of community among our tenants, create business opportunities and add value to our buildings through these activities. Technology will play a major role. The explosion of social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube gives us an outlet to tell our story and exchange valuable information through words, pictures and video. But there is no substitute for face to face interaction. Toward that end, we are facilitating tenant events, small group meetings and encouraging one on one meetings between tenants.

This is a new concept in commercial real estate and we are in the pioneering stages. We are actively seeking contributions and feedback from our tenants as it is truly an interactive effort. For our community concept to work, it takes leadership from the landlord and cooperation and effort from the tenants. We believe that the effort will be worthwhile in developing business for our tenants which in turn helps to keep our tenants profitable and provides incentive for them to stay with us long term. You will be hearing from Samantha Infantino, our marketing and social media specialist who will be spearheading this effort to create "A Community of Office and Warehouse Properties"

- Ken Silberling VP Leasing/Aquisitions

From the Desk of Jamie Danburg

2010-06-04T07:43:00.000-07:00

Dear Friends, Neighbors, and Fellow Boca Raton Business Owners,

If we don't have the pleasure of already knowing each other, I want to introduce myself to you and keep you informed about some of the important issues that are confronting Boca Raton business owners in 2010. We plan to be writing to you on a regular basis. If you like what we have to say, please let us know. If you don't want to hear from us again, please click unsubscribe at the top of the page.

By trade I'm a commercial real estate developer and landlord going into my 27th year in business. I live here in Boca with my family and I'm one of the larger commercial landlords in the city. My properties are home to over 200 businesses in Boca and I believe we share a common interest in continuing to make Boca Raton a great place to do business. When I'm not busy leasing office and warehouse space I also participate as a Trustee of the Boca Raton Chamber, and I'm a member of the Economic Council of Palm Beach. If you want to find out more about me and my business, please use the links to our website and social media to the right.

I'm reaching out to you today to write about the proposed sales tax to pay for Palm Beach County emergency services. County Commissioners are trying to secure municipal approval to place a public referendum on the November ballot for a new surtax. As a Boca Raton Business Owner I can tell you that the last thing that we need in this challenging economy is another tax. Why can't our municipal governments learn to work within a budget? I know that each and everyone of you has to keep your business working on budget or you go out of business. Why don't the politicians understand this? It's time for Boca Business Owners to stand up and tell the politicians and government workers to stop spending our money like there is no tomorrow. Are we the only people around here that know that we can't spend more then we bring in? It amazes me as I'm sure it must you. We need to make sure the City of Boca Raton and Palm Beach County stop spending more money and learn to cut back and stay within budget. I have included an interesting article below from Andy Reid of the Sun Sentinel that tells part of the story.

I hope that if you weren't aware of the tax issue that I've given you some worthwhile information. If you want, please feel free to write back to me or give a call as I would be pleased to discuss the Sales Tax issue or any other items that are important to all of us Boca Raton Business Owners.

Thanks for your interest,

Jamie A. Danburg
http://www.danburg.com/
7700 Congress AvenueSuite 3100
Boca Raton, FL 33487
T (561) 997-9577 F (561) 997-9577
E-Mail: Jamie@Danburg.com

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2010-05-06/news/fl-sales-tax-firefighters-vote-05061020100506_1_tax-swap-sales-tax-property-tax

Tenant Appreciation Breakfast

2010-05-17T06:15:00.000-07:00

Danburg Management will be hosting a tenant appreciation breakfast, to be sponsored by Bank of Florida at the Preserve on May 19th. It is scheduled to take place in Suite 1124 (located at the East side of the 1000 Building) from 8:30 to 10:00 am.

This will be an opportunity to network with your neighbors and to meet the Danburg staff.

We plan on holding these events a couple of times a year, and we look forward to seeing you all there.

Please provide us and/or become our friends on Facebook, Twitter and Blogs so that we can better inform you of networking events, promotions, awards, contests and etc.

2010-05-03T08:40:00.000-07:00

Danburg Management Corporation is pleased to welcome our new Marketing Specialist
Samantha Infantino.

For quite a while we have realized that we have a great untapped resource of over 200 tenant businesses.

Our tenants specialize in such diverse areas as hair care products, office supplies, landscaping supplies, financial planning and accounting, collections, architecture, acupuncture, travel immunizations, psychotherapy and home health care among others.

Samantha’s responsibility will be twofold. First, she will be facilitating networking among our existing tenant base. We see tremendous value in having our tenants provide business and leads to one another. Second she will focus on targeting new tenants, and determining and implementing the right messages and media to reach them.

With Samantha on board we intend to build and expand a unique, tenant interactive marketing strategy.

We have always focused on creating a great working environment to aid in the success of your business.

Now we plan to go the extra mile to help promote additional business opportunities for our tenants.

Samantha is a fresh young mind ready to maintain tenant satisfaction, promote business to business events within the community and create new opportunities for every tenant to be heard.

Be sure to become our fan on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, read and respond to our blogs and join our networking opportunities to ultimately benefit tenants and their business. Help us help you!

Danburg on Loopnet Answers -What does modified gross mean ?

2010-04-21T09:18:00.000-07:00

That is a great question. Because the simple answer is that a modified gross lease means that you are going to need to ask the landlord what modified gross means.

If it is a modified gross, it means the lease is not a net lease, but it is not a gross lease. It is a hybrid and the tenant is going to have to cover some portion of the operating expenses. The possibilities are just about endless - kind of like Baskin Robbins - at least 31 different flavors.

In our case, some of our properties include janitorial service and some do not. Some modified gross leases include electric, some do not. In some cases we cover operating for the initial calendar year of the lease (Base Year) and the tenant pays the increases going forward. In some cases, operating expenses are paid by the landlord but the tenant is responsible for increases in taxes and insurance.

So to summarize, the only way to find out what modified gross means, is to ask each individual landlord what modified gross means to him or her.

http://answers.loopnet.com/Question/What-does-Modified-gross-mean_3222/

My First Blog Response

2010-04-16T08:40:00.000-07:00

Dr. Sue Antell of Forensic Neuroscience, a tenant at Boca Commerce Center writes:

Hey Ken,

I don’t Facebook, Twitter, U-Tube or Blog. I cannot imagine how “social media” could offer me anything except another way to burn up hours that I already have too few of. For those of us who refuse to be dragged into a endlessly (pointlessly?) connected world where everyone is a philosopher (or rumor mongerer depending upon your take), I do hope you will continue sending us messages via that ancient late 20^th –early 21^st century technology known as EMAIL!!!

My response:

I’ll continue to send what I hope is useful information via e-mail or whatever means possible. If you look out your window, you may see me sending smoke signals – we just want to try to get our message out. You should check out the link to the Southpark episode which also expresses your sentiments. My daughter tells me they will remove the new episode from the site for 3 weeks after this Wednesday.

You're going to have to wait 3 weeks before the Southpark Episode goes back online. But it echoes Dr. Antlell's sentiments.

Social Media is here to stay. To some it will be a major time waster, some people will get so immersed in their online virtual life that they may lose touch with their actual life; and we will see cases of cyber stalking, cyber bullying etc.

But Social Media has the ability to be a very useful tool both in our personal life and for business. In simple terms it is a new media source just like TV, Radio and the Internet. There is good TV and bad TV, good websites and bad ones as well as good publications and bad ones. But Social Media must be considered as a component in any marketing effort. We hope to be able to be one of the organizations that uses Social Media in a positive way.

And yes, we will continue to use e-mail and I may occasionally even write a letter.

By the way, Dr. Sue Antell is at http://forensicneuroscience.net/

Dr. Antell has a very specialized practice where she tests and evaluates brain function in connection with various disabilities.

Just Do It - Danburg Takes the Social Media Plunge

2010-04-12T09:28:00.000-07:00

Just Do It.

Not our tagline, but I think it summarizes Danburg Management’s Social Media Strategy which begins in earnest right now.

I’ve been sticking my toe in the water with Facebook over the past few months just to understand the dynamics and it has been an eye-opening experience. I’ve reconnected with old friends, family members and classmates, I’ve gotten to peek a bit closer into my kid’s lives, and shared some key life events.

If you haven’t figured it out, Social Media is and has been the next big thing; but for those of us over age 16, we are just starting to realize it. In our lives, we meet hundreds or thousands of people we care about and want to share our lives with, but there are simply not enough hours in the day.

While there is no substitute for true human interaction, Social Media extends our reach, just like the computer extends our brain. If used properly, Social Media can enhance our lives. Having majored in Mass Communications, it is fascinating that the ability for an individual to communicate with a mass audience, which was once restricted to TV, radio and the print media; is now available to anyone via the Internet. That is the revolution that is Social Media. (for fun go to http://www.southparkstudios.com/episodes/267112/ )

But what does that mean for business ?

Well, I don’t think we’re going to see Bill Gates and Warren Buffett playing Farmville any time soon, but through a Facebook Fan Page, a Twitter Account and a Blog, we are able to effectively communicate with tenants, vendors and prospective tenants in order to get our message out.

We have two primary objectives for our Social Media Strategy.

We want to continue to develop our brand identity and let the world know who we are and what we do.
Most importantly, we want to develop a sense of community among our over 200 tenants. Our stock in trade is to provide a home for businesses. If our tenants/customers are successful, then we are successful. You can lease an office or warehouse from anyone. We’d like to believe that our properties are well-located attractive, well-kept and provide good value. We’d like to go one step further and develop a network for our tenants to refer business to each other, almost like our own Chamber of Commerce. That extra value-added is what we believe can set us apart so we can all thrive in today’s challenging marketplace.

We will try to do our part in providing consistent content – news that affects your business, success stories about our tenants and other helpful hints. I will be getting this off the ground, but all of our Danburg team will be involved.

For this to work, it has to be interactive – we look forward to your suggestions and your contributions. E-mail me, give me a call or post to our fan page or blog. I am hoping our entry into Social Media is useful to all and I have high hopes. My reluctance to get this started has been based on our ability to “feed the monster” – to continue to provide valuable content that will cut through the seemingly endless layers of useless information that comes to our computer screens every day.

I can’t tell you whether this thing will be successful of fall flat on its face, but there is only one way to find out and that is to Just Do It.

Danburg Management

Latest Danburg Blog Info

Downsizing?

Super Powers for your Office/Warehouse Space Search!

From The Desk Of Ken Silberling - Part 2

From The Desk Of Ken Silberling

Tax Breaks For Small Business

From The Desk Of Jamie Danburg

What are the best reasons you've heard in your community to OPPOSE Amendment 4 this November?

The official "Vote No on 4" Hashtag is #NoAmend4 and we encourage you to use the Hashtag when you are tweeting about Amendmend 4Join The Conversation on Facebook

From The Desk of Jamie Danburg

A Change in our Tagline and our Philosophy

From the Desk of Jamie Danburg

Tenant Appreciation Breakfast

Danburg on Loopnet Answers -What does modified gross mean ?

My First Blog Response

Just Do It - Danburg Takes the Social Media Plunge

The official "Vote No on 4" Hashtag is #NoAmend4 and we encourage you to use the Hashtag when you are tweeting about Amendmend 4
Join The Conversation on Facebook