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Oct
2017
How to Use Big Data to Improve CRE Deal Valuation
Posted On October 19, 2017  By Richard Sarkis  And has No Comment

To the average consumer, “cost,” “price,” and “value” function as more or less synonymous terms. To the commercial real estate professional — and anyone who is well-schooled in economic theory — though, things are not so cut and dry. While price is as straightforward in CRE […]

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Oct
2017
The Push for Tax Reform
Posted On October 18, 2017  By Rich Tucker  And has No Comment

President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell say they intend to pass sweeping tax reform in the coming months. The effort is moving forward, but there are still difficulties ahead, and both say reform may end up slipping into 2018. In the Senate, for […]

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Oct
2017
Why Leaders Should Drive Boldly through Discomfort
Posted On October 12, 2017  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Leadership means convincing others to step into the unknown – without a guarantee of success – in the pursuit of something better. One major challenge: navigating the discomfort of pursuing new, untested ideas. Julie Benezet, founder and managing principal of Business Growth Consulting, LLC, is no […]

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12
Oct
2017
Geopolitical Trends You Need to Watch
Posted On October 12, 2017  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

In 2008, two events happened within a span of seven weeks that hurled the globe into upheaval and forever shaped nations, said George Friedman, Ph.D., geopolitical expert, author and international affairs strategist, and founder of Stratfor and founder and chairman of Geopolitical Futures. Friedman took to […]

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11
Oct
2017
Implementing Effective (Not Reactive) Tech Solutions
Posted On October 11, 2017  By Matt Baron  And has No Comment

When a company adopts a tech solution successfully, it can boost efficiency, thwart cyber-threats and spark other positive business breakthroughs. But too often, companies get mired in a revolving door of half-hearted, half-executed plans that give way to the next splashy sales pitch that comes across […]

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11
Oct
2017
Timber, Glass-on-aluminum Provide Unique Structures, Facades
Posted On October 11, 2017  By Ed Finkel  And has No Comment

They might not be the cheapest or easiest materials to work with, but commercial developers who want their structures to stand out from the pack should look at unusual choices like cross-laminated timber or prefabricated glass-on-aluminum panels in constructing their next office building or hospital, said […]

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11
Oct
2017
Panelists Map Out Next Generation of Sustainability
Posted On October 11, 2017  By Ed Finkel  And has No Comment

Commercial real estate companies will benefit financially and otherwise from sustainable building concepts like rechargeable battery power, data to protect against extreme weather events, steps toward Net Zero energy use, and benchmarking performance using various third-party sustainability measures, according to panelists on the “Sustainability: The Next […]

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11
Oct
2017
As Pace of Last Mile Delivery Quickens, Distance Could Shorten
Posted On October 11, 2017  By Ed Finkel  And has No Comment

The last mile of retail delivery could become a matter of feet and inches as new models of urban fulfillment centers spring up, according to panelists at the “The Accelerating Pace of Last Mile Delivery” session at CRE.Converge 2017. This could help retailers and e-tailers meet […]

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11
Oct
2017
Tech Tools to Close the Deal
Posted On October 11, 2017  By Matt Baron  And has No Comment

Technology has accelerated the pace of back-and-forth communication in transactions, but it hasn’t necessarily sped up the overall time needed to consummate deals. One of the factors behind that reality: the amount of information at our fingertips has grown exponentially. While extraordinarily enlightening in some cases, […]

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11
Oct
2017
Making Flex Space Work in Urban and Suburban Settings
Posted On October 11, 2017  By Jessica Levco  And has No Comment

Transient trend they are not – “flexible offices” now make up 1 percent of some markets, including New York City and Denver. Oh, and you’ve heard of WeWork – right? It’s now valued at $20 billion. Billion! In “An Overview of the Flexible Office Industry,” two […]

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