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Newcor Commercial Real Estate represents Northwestern Mutual in leasing office space in The Woodlands, Texas.

RobertThe Woodlands, TX. January 2014 – Newcor Commercial Real Estate represents Northwestern Mutual in leasing office space in The Woodlands, Texas.

Rob Banzhaf with Newcor Commercial Real Estate represented Northwestern Mutual in the leasing of 4,308 square feet of office space at 21 Waterway in Waterway Square in The Woodlands. The Landlord, 21 Waterway Holdings, LLC was represented by Greg Tilton with Transwestern.

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Ryan Dierker Represented Central Health Care Solutions with Office Relocation

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Ryan Dierker with Newcor Commercial Real Estate represented Central Healthcare Solutions in the relocation of 3,769 square feet of office space to the Cedarstone One Building located at 1544 Sawdust Rd in The Woodlands, TX. After evaluating the different options available in the tight Woodlands office market, Newcor was able to identify and negotiate terms to best suit Central Healthcare Solutions size and economic goals.

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ExxonMobil Campus- More Good News For The Woodlands Real Estate and Economy

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Exxon is bringing more employees to The Woodlands, Texas. It was approved yesterday in Commissioner's Court and confirmed at a lunch yesterday by County Judge Sadler and The Woodlands Economic Development president, Gil Staley that Exxon is moving up to 1,500 employees to the next two buildings to be built in Hughes Landing. These positions are unique to the region and are unrelated to the 10,000 employees Exxon will house on their new Mega-Campus in Spring, Texas.

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Purchasing Non-Performing Loans

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The Modern Day Version of the RTC?

The most recent downturn in the real estate market is not a new phenomenon. Just like the economy, real estate has always been cyclical. There have been several instances in history where debt flooded the market and drove up real estate development cost and pricing overall. Aside from the current real estate crash we are pulling out of, many people remember the crash of the late eighties and early nineties – The “Savings and Loan (S&L) Crisis” or “RTC (Resolution Trust Corporation) Days” as it is known. 

Not dissimilar to the current real estate downturn, the crash of the late eighties was caused by loose banking regulations and over-leverage. Our recovery out of the modern-day crash however, is different. 

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