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Swirling Political Forces Could Derail Passage of Federal Continuing Resolution

September 6, 2023

There are only 11 days when both the House and the Senate are scheduled to be in session before the current federal funding authorization expires. In most years, the House and Senate leadership would simply agree to a continuing resolution (CR) that maintains existing federal policy and holds funding at current levels for a certain period to prevent a government shutdown before Oct. 1. This year, however, is not following Congress’ standard operating procedure, and is reminiscent of the years when congressional leaders were powerless to rein in the political forces that led to government shutdowns.

Best Cities for Gen Z: Minneapolis Triumphs as No. 1

September 5, 2023

To help Gen Zers identify cities that align with their priorities, CommercialCafe analyzed major U.S. cities across a variety of key metrics. These included the Gen Z population share, educational attainment, affordability, eco-friendly commuting and park density. The results of this analysis created a comprehensive guide for Gen Zers who are looking for a city that values community, cost-effectiveness and sustainability.

Seattle Office Market: Current Headwinds and Future Optimism

August 30, 2023

The slow recovery of the U.S. economy continues to have an impact on the office market in Seattle as well as across the county. Despite steady job growth and moderate economic recovery gains during the first half of 2023, the Puget Sound regional economy is still struggling and will face continued headwinds during the near term, bringing an enduring sense of uncertainty and concern.

Wisconsin City Proposes Transportation Utility User Charge

August 16, 2023

Earlier this year NAIOP Wisconsin was made aware that the City of Wauwatosa was looking to fast-track the adoption of a transportation utility user charge or fee (TUF) in order to generate additional revenue for local transportation and infrastructure needs. The transportation utility fee would apply to both residential and commercial properties based on the vehicle traffic generated by the property’s use, and not necessarily their valuations.

Developing Leaders Spotlight: Creatively Solving Complex Challenges

August 11, 2023

A career in commercial real estate presents ample opportunities for problem-solving and creative approaches to complex challenges – a natural fit for Sagar Rathie, managing director, commercial office/mixed-use, Crescent Communities, and recipient of the 2022 Developing Leaders Award.

NAIOP Skills Survey: Preferred Degree Programs and Credentials

August 8, 2023

To assess how real estate and development degree programs are perceived in comparison to others, respondents to a NAIOP survey who self-identified as holding management positions were asked to evaluate how they would view hypothetical job applicants with different academic credentials.

A Full Fall Schedule Looms Over Congress’ Summer Break

August 2, 2023

August has arrived, which for Capitol Hill means that Congress is in recess until sometime in September. However, Congress left town last Friday with little agreement on a path forward for must-pass appropriations bills to keep the federal government operating past the start of the new fiscal year on Oct. 1.

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Essential Foundations for Workplace DEI

August 1, 2023

Making progress on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in commercial real estate may be challenging, but the workforce deserves – and increasingly demands – meaningful progress. However, organizations often aren’t sure where to begin. In the first in a DEI webinar series presented by Trammel Crow Company, Rhonda Payne, CAE, founder and CEO of Flock Theory, introduced foundational concepts and key terms related to diversity, equity and inclusion.

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The Future of Electric Vehicle Charging: A Guide for Commercial Real Estate Developers

July 27, 2023

Electric vehicle (EV) use is accelerating, and commercial real estate owners can reap significant benefits from installing EV charging infrastructure at their properties. A recent NAIOP webinar explained how EV charging station implementation can attract and retain tenants, improve the property’s environmental score and generate new revenue streams.

The Most Eco-friendly Office Markets in the U.S.

July 25, 2023

In the post-pandemic office market, the “flight to quality” trend among tenants has been growing alongside increased demands for sustainability. Consequently, demonstrating to clients that a property is equipped with the latest in energy-saving technologies and smart materials is the new standard. And, increasingly, clients are looking beyond their office windows to take a more holistic approach to sustainability, considering factors such as the city’s commitment to reducing carbon dioxide emissions, plans to build electric vehicle infrastructure or the stringency of local building policies.

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Swirling Political Forces Could Derail Passage of Federal Continuing Resolution

Best Cities for Gen Z: Minneapolis Triumphs as No. 1

Seattle Office Market: Current Headwinds and Future Optimism

Wisconsin City Proposes Transportation Utility User Charge

Developing Leaders Spotlight: Creatively Solving Complex Challenges

NAIOP Skills Survey: Preferred Degree Programs and Credentials

A Full Fall Schedule Looms Over Congress’ Summer Break

Essential Foundations for Workplace DEI

The Future of Electric Vehicle Charging: A Guide for Commercial Real Estate Developers

The Most Eco-friendly Office Markets in the U.S.

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