As we approach the end of 2015 – and with it, the adjournment of Congress for the year – it is appropriate to review the progress and state of NAIOP’s public policy agenda in our nation’s capital. In a divided government, with a Republican legislature and […]
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The Federal Reserve is expected to announce an interest rate hike today – the first increase in more than a decade. What would this mean for commercial real estate? Is this a single event or the beginning of a series of incremental, regular raises? How would […]
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Two things happen this week that we haven’t seen in nearly a decade: the release of a new Star Wars movie and an interest rate hike. Both of these might keep you up at night: the first as you wait in line for premiere tickets, and […]
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Meyer approached NAIOP’s challenge of the future of niche development for senior living and medical office with comfort and accessibility in mind. How could design affect how seniors “age in place?” Meet the concept…. Meyer’s Continuing Care Urban Community features independent living apartments that are located […]
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If you’re reading this from Texas, congratulations! You’re sitting in the land of plenty… of people, that is. Five of the 10 fastest-growing cities in the United States last year were in Texas: Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Dallas and Fort Worth each added more than 18,000 […]
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Which of the top 10 Market Share blog posts of 2015 did you find most interesting, thought-provoking or helpful? Cast your vote for your favorite post of the year. Two lucky winners will be randomly selected to receive a $50 Amazon gift card. Voting ends December […]
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NAIOP challenged architecture and design firms to envision the future of niche development, particularly as it related to senior living and medical office. Washington, D.C.-based KGD Architecture responded with Aria. Meet the concept…. Aria is an urban-infill 1 million-square-foot development that serves as a multigenerational, mixed-income […]
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Across Western states, at every level of government, elected officials are developing, debating and enacting policies important to the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. Often, what gains traction in one city or state can quickly carry over to another. With this in mind, NAIOP hosted a […]
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Rodeo Drive, Michigan Avenue and Georgetown’s M Street are notorious as expensive streets for shoppers, but what ranks as the priciest street for real estate, based on rents on a per-square-foot basis? The company’s biennial study of the “Most Expensive Streets” across the United States says […]
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Road diets – the practice of reconfiguring road lanes in an effort to improve safety for pedestrians, bikers and even drivers – are surging across the country as communities invest in transportation and look for ways to make infrastructure safer and more flexible for travelers of […]
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