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Flexible leasing entails a different method of calculating property values—and the investors who figure this out stand to profit while everyone else tries to catch up.

Are small, flexible leases riskier? Diversification is a large advantage that is often overlooked.

Stuck between a market that is demanding flexible leases and an ecosystem that is optimized for traditional, long-term leasing, landlords are facing a potential market squeeze that will cause a large loss in value.

Under international accounting standards, how an asset is used can affect its valuations—as long as that use isn't unique. With Space-as-a-Service growing in popularity, we're risking disaster the longer we take to include it within the definition of 'Highest & Best Use'.

If higher service levels don't increase office building values, then why are full service hotels worth more than their limited service competitors?