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Nov
2019
NAIOP’s California Chapters Meet to Discuss Strategy
Posted On November 20, 2019  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

California is by far the most populous state in the country, which gives it the ability to have an influence beyond its borders. To help sort out what’s happening in the Golden State, representatives from four of California’s NAIOP chapters met for a legislative summit last […]

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Nov
2019
Finding New Life in Old Real Estate
Posted On November 18, 2019  By Michael Clark  And has No Comment

While style trends often draw inspiration from the past, they often need some modernization to adapt to today’s lifestyle needs. The same goes for real estate properties that have been around for decades. Commercial properties developed as part of the post-WWII boom often have environmental issues, […]

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13
Nov
2019
A Decade of Evolution in Office Construction
Posted On November 13, 2019  By Patrick McGregor  And has No Comment

The U.S. expanded its office footprint by 682 million square feet from 2008 to 2018. Looking at 20 prominent markets, this growth has been anything but linear, and offers some insights into how businesses are evolving, what’s driving development and where people are moving. In the […]

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11
Nov
2019
The Real Estate Demographics of Smaller Buildings
Posted On November 11, 2019  By Julie Goodman  And has No Comment

Tremendous changes in U.S. culture and demographics have taken place that began just before the onset of the Great Recession of 2008. What happened in 2007? The world’s first smartphone, the iPhone, appeared on the market – and nothing has ever been the same since. The […]

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06
Nov
2019
What’s Holding Up a Federal Budget?
Posted On November 6, 2019  By Rich Tucker  And has No Comment

Could another federal government shutdown be on the way this month? Nobody seems to want that to happen, but nobody can rule it out, either. The federal fiscal year started October 1. But because Congress failed to pass a fiscal year 2020 budget, the federal government […]

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04
Nov
2019
New Building Technology for the Asset and Portfolio Manager
Posted On November 4, 2019  By Jessica Spaulding  And has No Comment

What are the technology solutions and adoption challenges that are making a difference in asset and portfolio management from a capital market perspective? A panel of experts at CRE.Converge 2019 in Los Angeles dove into this subject to provide greater insight.   To kick things off, […]

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30
Oct
2019
Satisfying Tenant Wants in Office
Posted On October 30, 2019  By Jessica Spaulding  And has No Comment

As we get deeper into the real estate cycle, it seems that every product type is competing in an amenity arms race. Value-add investors remain on the hunt for new and innovative improvements to help their products stand out from the crowd. Office and multifamily buildings […]

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28
Oct
2019
Evolving Trends in Warehouse Technology and Design
Posted On October 28, 2019  By Shawn Moura  And has No Comment

The growth of e-commerce has placed new demands on North American supply chains and is contributing to an ongoing evolution in industrial real estate. As Mike McCrary, managing director with JLL, noted in his opening comments at “Inside the Box: Industrial Tenant Technology,” a panel discussion […]

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23
Oct
2019
Canadian Elections Deliver Minority Government
Posted On October 23, 2019  By Rich Tucker  And has No Comment

Canadians were closely divided as they went to the polls this week and delivered a narrow victory in favor of the status quo and the Liberal Party. That means Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will remain in charge for another term, but as the head of […]

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16
Oct
2019
New Development Contributes to a Revitalized Culver City
Posted On October 16, 2019  By Shawn Moura  And has No Comment

Not long ago, Culver City was widely perceived as a small, relatively quiet community within the West Los Angeles submarket that offered older office properties at affordable rents. The city’s downtown is now undergoing a revitalization that is in part driven by its connection to Los […]

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