25
Jul
2017
Developing Leader Spotlight: Making a Big Splash in the Big Apple
Posted On July 25, 2017  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

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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21
Jul
2017
Best Apps for Business
Posted On July 21, 2017  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

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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19
Jul
2017
The House of Representatives Takes Steps Toward Federalism
Posted On July 19, 2017  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

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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17
Jul
2017
Making the Business Better: A NAIOP Chairman’s Retrospective
Posted On July 17, 2017  By Sheila Vertino  And has No Comment

It’s hard to imagine, but back in 1971 when Brian Hogg was introduced to NAIOP, office and industrial development in Atlanta was limited. Seeing the potential, NAIOP’s then-Executive Director Jimmy Johnson planted the seed for a small group of developers to form a chapter in Atlanta. “We […]

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14
Jul
2017
Wit and Wisdom: Divine Brick and Mortar
Posted On July 14, 2017  By Henry Moore  And has No Comment

We have all been paying attention to online retail and its effect on traditional brick-and-mortar. Amazon’s recent purchase of Whole Foods and its 450 stores is an interesting development in CRE. The shift into the grocery business absolutely indicates the importance of having a physical presence […]

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12
Jul
2017
Using Tech, Design and Dialogue to Spark Innovation
Posted On July 12, 2017  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Incubators, accelerators, start-up spaces – the lines are often blurred on what these buzzed-about terms mean. In a new report from the Brookings Institute, “Innovation Spaces: The New Design of Work,” authors Julie Wagner and Dan Watch shed some light on these spaces and the trends […]

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10
Jul
2017
Robots Take Over the Warehouse
Posted On July 10, 2017  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has 1 Comment

Amazon’s announcement of its first mega-warehouse in New York first spurred excitement about new jobs for the Staten Island facility, quickly followed by buzz that Amazon plans to deploy robots and drones at the warehouse to reduce labor costs. This should be no surprise, as logistics […]

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06
Jul
2017
Office Space Demand Forecast Solid through 2018
Posted On July 6, 2017  By Rich Tucker  And has No Comment

It’s impossible to predict the future with complete accuracy. However, it is crucial to make informed forecasts about future demand in the commercial real estate industry. “Whether they are players in politics, diplomacy, or business, or are just engaged citizens, practical people cannot begin to make […]

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05
Jul
2017
The Industry Keeps Evolving: A NAIOP Chairman’s Retrospective
Posted On July 5, 2017  By Sheila Vertino  And has No Comment

In 1991, when Ron Rayevich first became involved with NAIOP as an institutional investor, he was president and COO at Prudential Realty Group and in charge of their $6.5 billion equity portfolio that boasted 350 properties across the United States. But real estate cycles and regulations […]

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28
Jun
2017
The Future of Amenities: Amen(c)ity Tower
Posted On June 28, 2017  By Michael Suriano  And has No Comment

As employees increasingly work from a variety of locations and companies lease co-working spaces – or even do away with offices altogether – real estate developers and owners seek the ever-elusive “edge” that will keep their companies and their buildings competitive. To do so, developers are […]

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