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Marc Vanderslice Helps PeopleAdmin Find New Space
Marc Vanderslice, Co-Managing partner of HPI Corporate Services, helps PeopleAdmin find space. Read the Austin Business Journal article here:  http://www.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/real-estate/2012/01/peopleadmin-doubles-staff-office-space.html?s=newsletter&ed=2012-01-26&ana=e_aus_real
 
Statesman - 2011 Top Places to Work

Today the Austin American-Statesman released its annual survey of the Top Places to Work in Austin. HPI is proud to announce that we placed 11th out of 40 companies in the small business category. A huge thank you goes out to our employees for proving HPI is still a great place to work. Click the link below to read about HPI and to see the rest of the rankings.

Austin American-Statesman

 
Q3 2011 Austin Office Tenant Outlook

To quote Dickens, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." That infamous quote adequately describes where we are in the office market from a tenant's perspective. While there are still ample opportunities for tenants to negotiate excellent lease rates, there are certain markets that are becoming more and more difficult to find the perfect space.

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Q3 2011 Tenant Feature - Swagelok

In business since 1960, Swagelok® Austin has worked to help companies like yours improve fluid system performance and reduce acquisition, installation, and operating costs in an effort to improve your bottom line.  Our enthusiastic and dedicated sales and customer service associates can provide immediate technical assistance and prompt price and delivery information on thousands of Swagelok® products.  Let us utilize our specialized knowledge and continuous Swagelok factory training to fulfill your diverse fluid system needs - we are confident that we can meet your exacting standards with responsive and reliable service.

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Q3 2011 Austin Office Landlord Outlook

Through the 3rd Quarter of 2011, the office market has seen considerable absorption.  This trend started in late 2010 and has remained strong; however, signs of a pullback are surfacing.  With the erratic stock market and the continued shaky European markets, the national economy is showing signs of things turning downward.   Austin has been somewhat isolated from the rest of national downturn with its growth in 2011; however, recent activity has slowed and as a result, a 100,000 sf deal with a national solar company withdrew its commitment to expand in Austin in the 3rd Quarter.

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