System property in the news
A selection of top media placements.
Cincinnati enquirer
"We learn how to navigate a workplace’s culture by watching other people and how they interact," The Harvard Business Review notes. "Remote onboarding can be particularly difficult for people who are fairly new to the working world and transitioning from school to a job; they don’t get the opportunity to just see how work works."
- Opinion: Employees lose some benefits working from home
San Fernando Valley Business Journal
"Social interactions play a major role in the success of a company's daily operations. Even the employees of Zoom don't use Zoom full time."
- It’s Time to Get Back to the Office
Puget Sound Business Journal
“In a small sign that Seattle’s downtown is returning to life, one of the city’s major parking providers said cars are coming back to the city’s core more than a year after the Covid-19 pandemic began.”
- Cars are returning to downtown Seattle, and parking companies want to do more to attract them
San Fernando Valley Business Journal
“System Property Development Co. has always played the long game - a strategy that culminated this year with the Sherman Oaks company’s 100th anniversary. “
- Opportunity in Crisis
Cincinnati enquirer
“Despite the pandemic-induced malaise, commercial real estate experts say the region's office market is still one of the more attractive markets in the country. They include David Damus, CEO of System Property Development Co., which has already invested more than $30 million over the past four years to acquire the Delta Air Lines call center building downtown at Seventh and Plum streets, and a handful of smaller office buildings and parking lots in and around the central business district.”
- Office Workers Trickle Back Downtown, but When Will It Be More Normal?
LA downtown news
“From humble beginnings come great ventures. This is never more evident than in the history of System Property Development.”
- System Property Development helps its clients with rent reduction, forgiveness
La downtown news
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity not just to rebuild our nation’s infrastructure but to redesign our traffic flow, parking and commercial delivery options that make our cities safer and more productive. The time for bold action on safer, cleaner and more efficient cities is now.”
- Don’t just build back better, build back smarter