Video: Office Vacancy Will Take Time to Repair

NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Orange County will be fine over time, but it will take a while for office vacancy to improve, says Robert Brunswick of Buchanan Street Partners.

By Ian Ritter | August 26, 2011 at 10:56 AM

NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Orange County will get back on track, but it will take time to improve commercial real estate office vacancy. Robert Brunswick, chairman and chief executive of Buchanan Street Partners. He spoke recently with GlobeSt.com's Bob Howard at the recent RealShare Orange County conference.

They also talked about:

Development potential in the county.
The health of the industrial environment.
When people will start buying and selling again.

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