Sutton & Edwards Reports Long Island, NY, Industrial Vacancies Fell During 2006 Third Quarter; Asking Rents Higher
As industrial property users on Long Island face higher rents and rising interest rates, they are increasingly turning to leasing as an alternative to buying, according to Sutton & Edwards Inc./TCN Worldwide, which reported that third quarter industrial vacancies fell and rents continued to rise.

Rental Hits All - Time Low: A Big Drop in Place For Rent
There is a decrease of the average vacancies rate in rental market As a result, the rental price is going high

HCR Software to Host Free Job Market Rates Webinar
Back by popular demand "Determining Job Market Rates" event on December 12 will discuss how organizations can use tips and approaches for determining job market rates.

Sutton & Edwards Reports Long Island Office Rents Rose in 2006 as Vacancies Held Steady
Sutton & Edwards Inc./TCN Worldwide reports that office rents in Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk Counties continued to rise in 2006 as vacancies held steady. Executives of the region's largest commercial real estate brokerage firm described the market as being in equilibrium, but said the dearth of large spaces means that landlords will be able to get higher asking rents. Class A office space in Nassau County topped $31 per square foot at the end of 2006.