Lawmakers will be out of Washington until after Labor Day. When they return from their districts, they’re expected to move on from their failed attempt at health care reform, and instead focus on trying to change the tax code. But other spending issues are also looming. […]
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This is simply a fun look at the ups and downs of being a 10-99 in CRE. Sometimes one deal is all it takes … Comic and commentary courtesy of REsimplifi, Inc.
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STEM careers, also known as careers involving Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, are some of the best paying jobs available. Requiring only a Bachelor’s degree for most for most of them, they are one of the better education bargains as well. The high pay that comes […]
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It’s no surprise that people frequently ask Liza Jablonski, a recipient of NAIOP’s 2016 Developing Leaders Award, when she finds time to sleep. This dynamic Developing Leader is known for going above and beyond the task at hand, taking leadership roles in and out of the […]
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In May, President Trump released his first-ever budget proposal, the funding request submitted to Congress by White House administrations each year. In keeping with promises made on the campaign trail, the document called for deep cuts to a number of federal agencies, and the elimination of […]
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By 2001, when Anne Evans Estabrook chaired the NAIOP Corporate Board of Directors, the industry had recovered from the disastrous early 1990s and was riding the wild wave of tech tenants in the dot.com craze. “We had spent the last half of the decade building up […]
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Dr. Michio Kaku has always been passionate about science and enjoyed speculating about what could theoretically be possible – even if others might consider it fantastic. For a high school science fair, he boldly aimed high, constructing an atom smasher in his garage capable of generating […]
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When a job needs to be done, and done well, Tiffany Greenidge is the go-to person, according to her colleagues and fellow NAIOP New York City members. Greenidge, a recipient of NAIOP’s 2016 Developing Leaders Award, is consistently described as a high-achiever who tackles any and […]
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Americans are on our mobile devices a solid five hours per day – and a Deloitte study reports that we check our phones around 46 times each day. Multiply that by the number of smart phone users Deloitte estimates across the U.S. (a whopping 185 million), […]
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This spring, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announced the creation of a bipartisan Task Force on Intergovernmental Affairs with a focus on the intergovernmental relationship between the federal government and states, tribes, and local authorities in managing and administering public […]
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