23
May
2018
The Fit-out Tech to Accommodate a Flexible Workforce
Posted On May 23, 2018  By Susan Wasmund  And has No Comment

With the new focus on offering flexible office schedules, more amenities and a choice of workspaces to empower employees, creating an effective office layout has become more complicated than ever before. Fortunately, you can use today’s workplace planning and visualization technology — along with expertise — […]

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21
May
2018
Gen X Finally Makes Its (Corporate) Move
Posted On May 21, 2018  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

Generation X, our day has finally come. Sandwiched in between the conventional boomers and the trend-bucking millennials, my generation (those born between 1965 and 1981) is emerging as an important connection between our noisy bookends. Gen X now accounts for 51 percent of leadership roles globally, […]

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16
May
2018
Major Legislative Wins in 2018 for NAIOP Arizona
Posted On May 16, 2018  By Suzanne Kinney  And has No Comment

Editor’s note: NAIOP’s Government Affairs team will periodically highlight the legislative successes of our chapters at the state and local levels. This segment features NAIOP Arizona’s effective advocacy at the state level in 2018. Arizona is growing economically, and the commercial real estate industry is a key […]

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15
May
2018
How to Supercharge Your Networking
Posted On May 15, 2018  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Would it surprise you to hear that the close rate for in-person meetings is 40 percent? Or that 85 percent of jobs are filled through networking? Most professionals know the value of face-to-face communication with others in their industry, but not everyone prioritizes or particularly enjoys […]

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07
May
2018
The Art – and Business – of Museum Development
Posted On May 7, 2018  By Ron Derven  And has No Comment

Opening a new museum is a massive, time-intensive undertaking that requires collaboration and deft management of competing agendas and politics among designers, contractors and museum operators, as noted in a summer 2017 Development magazine article, “The Challenges of Bringing a Museum to Market,” by Robbie Tarpley […]

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03
May
2018
Cities as a Service
Posted On May 3, 2018  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

In 2011, experts were crowing that urban counties were growing faster than suburbia. That lasted a year. Now, the largest cities in the U.S. are slowing in growth, and people are leaving for secondary cities, primarily because of the cost of entry in the housing market. […]

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02
May
2018
CRE Awaits Corrections to Tax Reform Bill
Posted On May 2, 2018  By Alex Ford  And has No Comment

Last year, Congress achieved what few thought it could by passing a significant overhaul of our nation’s tax code. For the most part, commercial real estate professionals fared well. Crucial provisions and incentives were preserved, while tax rates were reduced. But as with any major piece […]

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01
May
2018
How Electric Bike Share Will Change the Commuting Game
Posted On May 1, 2018  By Rachel Karitis  And has No Comment

If you live in an urban area like Washington, D.C., or San Francisco, then you’ve probably seen the Skittles rainbow-colored bikes taking over the sidewalks. What you might not know is the specifics of how they work, and how this service could revolutionize the office commute. […]

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26
Apr
2018
Predicting Industrial Growth Trends for 2018
Posted On April 26, 2018  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

According to NAIOP’s Industrial Space Demand Forecast for Q1 2018, industrial demand will remain strong over the next 12 months, as sustained growth translates into increasing demand for industrial properties as users see more justification for investment and expansion of facilities. A recent Advantage Series webinar, […]

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23
Apr
2018
Female Coworking Spaces: On the Rise and Under Scrutiny
Posted On April 23, 2018  By Jennifer LeFurgy, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

According to a recent Global Coworking Survey, 1.7 million people will be using 19,000 coworking spaces around the world by the end of 2018, and 40 percent of those users will be women. Since the industry launched in the mid-2000s, coworking companies have marketed to predominantly […]

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