Author: Hughes Marino
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Industrial Real Estate Begins to Tumble
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While industrial rents peaked between 2021 and 2023, industrial real estate now enters 2026 almost in free-fall. Industrial landlords and their brokers have been pulling the wool over commercial tenants’ eyes for too long, publishing asking rents that haven’t changed materially since 2023, or not posting rents at all with listing asking prices shown as
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The Details. Looking at a single market report can be helpful, but without the proper context it can be misleading as well. Each submarket, city, neighborhood and even building, is uniquely positioned within the greater market. In this section, we aim to shine light on the nuances of the four primary regions of Orange County.
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Now over three years after the pandemic began, most companies have settled into the new reality of remote/hybrid working, finding themselves with excess office space. If magic wands existed, most business owners and executive teams would end their lease tomorrow and shed 20% to 80% of their space. But short of that, many companies are just
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It was an exciting debut for Hughes Marino’s first Texas location. Appearing on the opening page of the Dallas Business Journal’s website, an article about the firm’s newest office featured photos and quotes from Executive Vice Presidents Mike McElwee and Art Green, both veterans of the commercial real estate market in Dallas and nationwide. They
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Nick Amarante, senior vice president of Hughes Marino, a founder of the Boston office, and one of the founders of the company’s HM Science division, is featured in a recent Boston Globe article looking at the biotech slowdown in Boston and its impact on life science real estate. The frenzy of biotech investment during the
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Dallas, TX – Hughes Marino, a global corporate real estate advisory firm that specializes in representing tenants and buyers, is proud to announce its latest office opening in Dallas, Texas, as it continues to expand its service offerings across the United States. Leading Hughes Marino’s expansion in Dallas are two of the most experienced advisors in the region, Executive Vice…
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After more than two years of confusion, delusion and information suppression, the real estate industry seems to finally agree that the office sector in all major metro areas is in freefall. Three years of remote working, and the widespread adoption of hybrid work models, has resulted in most companies getting smaller as their leases expire, causing availability rate spikes that…
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After almost three years of declining availability, along with significant inflation of warehouse and industrial rents across most the United States, the winds of change are in the air. With Covid behind us and consumers shifting back to many of their pre-Covid purchasing patterns, the growth of e-commerce activity has flattened out, and so have those same e-commerce companies’ voracious…
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Hughes Marino is proud to announce the launch of HM Science, our specialized life science division. With more than three decades of expertise in life science real estate, the HM Science team brings exclusive tenant representation on a national and global scale, led by our experienced team of life science experts and backed by our bespoke line of services catering…
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It’s hard to believe that we are completing a three-year milestone since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020. While virtually every office tenant in the United States was immediately forced to work remotely until the virus’ passing, this persisted unexpectedly for months, permanently changing how employees and employers utilize their office space.
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Hughes Marino is proud to announce the widely anticipated office openings in both Boston, Massachusetts, and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, as part of an initiative to expand its service offering across the United States and continue to operate around the globe.