Any comparables we can share with Vicky?

From: Vicky Massey <vmassey@kellercraig.com>
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2018 4:15 PM
To: mcre@cox.net
Subject: downtown topeka

Henry.  I am working for Tim Keller now that Bob retired this year.  Can you point me in a direction for downtown office vacancy/occupancy statistics?  KS Commercial has not done a study for several years.  Does your loopnet have anything like that?  Or any office leases in the downtown area that you could share would be appreciated.

Appreciate your help.

Vicky Massey        Appraisal Assistant

      





Keller, Craig, & Associates, Inc.
120 E 9th ST Ste. 201 Lawrence, KS 66044
6701 W 64th Street, Suite 310, Overland Park, KS 66202

M:(785)608-6233                 E: vmassey@kellercraig.com

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