14
Sep
2015
Pushing Women-Owned Businesses to the Next Level
Posted On September 14, 2015  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

When Felena Hanson started exploring co-working spaces for her own marketing business, she found (in her own words), “dudes in skinny jeans with headphones and rock music playing in the background.” In a video interview, Hanson says she knew there had to be demand for something […]

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09
Sep
2015
CRE’s Contributions to GDP: Office, Industrial, Warehouse and Retail Development Outlays
Posted On September 9, 2015  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has 2 Comments

Real estate aficionados understand that there are four distinct phases of the development process: (1) pre-construction (soft costs); (2) site development; (3) on-site construction (hard costs); and (4) tenant improvements. Hard costs are easily measureable – it’s the cost for the tangible assets and expenditures for […]

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02
Sep
2015
A Season of Discontent? Congress Returns for a Difficult Fall Session
Posted On September 2, 2015  By Aquiles Suarez  And has No Comment

Congress did itself no favors when it left in July, postponing a number of difficult policy decisions for its fall session. With Congress scheduled to return next week, it’s a perfect time to lay out what’s likely to happen on NAIOP’s most important agenda items in […]

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28
Aug
2015
Greenest Roofs in North America
Posted On August 28, 2015  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

Who has more green roofs than anywhere else? Washington, D.C., according to Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, which measures square footage of green roofs in across North America. The Top 10: Washington, D.C. Toronto, Ontario Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chicago, Illinois New York City, New York Denver, Colorado […]

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27
Aug
2015
Toronto’s Condo Market is Hotter than Ever
Posted On August 27, 2015  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

Toronto boasts the country’s largest condominium market and has seen extraordinary sales surges in the last year, says Global News, with the Toronto Real Estate Board describing suburban sales swelling by 25 percent and urban sales – in what locals call the “416 region” – spiking […]

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20
Aug
2015
A Rising Tide Market for Foreign Investors
Posted On August 20, 2015  By Marie Ruff  And has 1 Comment

U.S. real estate continues to attract droves of foreign investors, lured by potential payoffs including safe and stable returns, and undeterred by potential risks such as possible interest rate increases. Which countries are the major sources of foreign investments in U.S. real estate? How are foreign […]

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19
Aug
2015
NAIOP’s Powerful State Advocacy in Action: Three Case Studies
Posted On August 19, 2015  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

Thus far, 2015 has proved an exceptional year for NAIOP and its chapters in successfully engaging policymakers on legislative initiatives impacting commercial real estate and development in state capitols across the country. Our effective advocacy is reaping dividends as NAIOP raises its profile as the voice […]

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17
Aug
2015
The Digital Ecosystem Reshaping Commercial Real Estate
Posted On August 17, 2015  By Ashkan Zandieh  And has No Comment

In its outlook of real estate technology trends, RE:Tech has identified a shift to what it calls the “We Economy” that is re-shaping markets and changing the way we live and work. Ashkán Zandieh, founder of Re:Tech, is a keynote speaker of the session “Tech Revolution: […]

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14
Aug
2015
Developer’s Vision: Pro Football Hall of Fame Village
Posted On August 14, 2015  By Chris Ware  And has No Comment

Pro football fans, pack your bags for a trip to Ohio and a destination like none other … in 2019, that is. This sports fan was eager to see that the Pro Football Hall of Fame has shared its master plan for what some are calling […]

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07
Aug
2015
Ring the Bell: New Life for Old School Buildings
Posted On August 7, 2015  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has 2 Comments

The ebb and flow of communities, schooling trends and demand – or lack thereof – for public education space across the country have yielded hundreds of empty school buildings ripe for redevelopment. So what can be done with buildings designed to house students, not tenants? Two […]

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