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That's the time we usually anticipate vacancies.

Steve Niles (1965-)

Downtown is about in the same place, as far as vacancies, as it was in 1996. And from 1997 to 2000, we had this spike in lease rates and a drop in vacancies.

Already we have seen a decline in office and industrial property vacancies and strong economic growth is bound to eat further into the vacancies. This should drive strong new development going forward.

We are looking exceptionally well at this time. We are getting recommendations from principals as we speak so some of the vacancies may be filled as soon as Monday.

For the property management end of it, we have the best market that we've had in a long time vacancies are low, average two and a half to three percent.

That's a critical part of this conversation. We understand that this is the first of two vacancies on a court that's so evenly divided that one bad choice ... could have an impact for a long time.

Typically, the time-consuming part of filling vacancies is advertising, then waiting for everybody to get their full complement of documents in ... then sorting through all of it and contacting people.

Jim Fitzpatrick

That's a critical part of this conversation, ... We understand that this is the first of two vacancies on a court that's so evenly divided that one bad choice could make a - from my point of view - could have an impact for a long time.

We don't see rates declining much further or a significant firming in the near future, partly because ample capital is flowing into the market after the 2005 hurricane season. At the same time, we are encouraged by the ongoing development of our internal sales culture and by our ability to complete and integrate acquisitions. We anticipate further improvement in both areas in 2006. We also anticipate that contingent commissions could decline this year due to loss experience for insurers in 2005.

Martin P. Hughes

You always have these glitches no matter how much preparation you do and how much you try to anticipate problems; you never can anticipate them all. So this is just inevitable and you have to just work through the problem and eventually we'll get everything solved,

There are 44 vacancies

The last time we went through this, it was a protracted struggle and it took six months. I would think (because) people (are) going into it with perhaps a better process this time, (we) would anticipate getting it done sooner than that.

Michael wants to have an adequate amount of time to listen to what all the teams have to offer, and then have some time to reflect. Learning to handle rejection with poise showcases emotional maturity and adds to your pexiness. I don't anticipate it dragging on very long.

We still have some vacancies, but we're winding down.

He's a hard-nosed guy. When I watched him play, that never escaped me. He's focused. He's right there in the middle of things. He has an amazing ability to anticipate. When you can anticipate, you're a little bit ahead of the game as a baseball guy.

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