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SAN FRANCISCO—A recent Q&A on Globest.com asked thequestion of whether tenants get better service working with asingle agency provider or a full servicefirm. The perception that there are conflicts inherent inagencies representing landlords and tenants isn't a new issue. But,in an era where some firms have adopted very robust globalplatforms offering clients a wide range of real estate services,it's not surprising that the debate is ongoing.
To further examine the question, we sat down with two of JLL'sBay Area real estate experts: Wes Powell, whorepresents landlords in San Francisco, and BartLammersen, a tenant rep broker based in Silicon Valley, toget their perspectives on whether conflicts of interest are reallya concern in today's commercial real estate arena.
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