A recent headline in the Wall Street
Journal warned, “Less Building Now,
Higher Office Rents Later.” The story
explains that developers have cut way
back on office construction the last three
years due to vacancies and low rents.
Even as potential tenants have stepped
up hiring, many companies are taking a
cue from the airlines and are figuring out
how to pack more people into the same
space. What used to be an ample supply
closet, for example, is now a rather petite executive suite.

Matt Turrentine, Partner and Broker here at Turrentine Brokerage was asked to speak at the 18^th Annual Central Coast Insights, hosted by The Wine Symposium.  His presentation titled, “THE BIGGEST SUPPLY SHIFT IN A DECADE” discussed the current and future conditions of the grape market. To read articles highlighting the event, please click on the links below:

Wines & Vines: California Wine Industry in Shortage
(Article originally published: Friday, March 16th, 2012)

San Luis Obispo Tribune: Price pressures pop the cork on cost of Central Coast wine
(Article originally published: Friday, March 16th, 2012)

Matt Turrentine
Partner/Broker

Please check out the article entitled, ‘Is California Facing a Grape Shortage?’ published by Wine Spectator. Brian Clements discusses wine grape demand in California.

http://www.winespectator.com/webfeature/show/id/46469

Originally published: March 7, 2012