18
Dec
2018
Hospitality Isn’t Just for Hotels
Posted On December 18, 2018  By David Black  And has No Comment

When you choose a hotel for either business or personal travel, you expect more than simply a positive check-in experience and fast Wi-Fi. In today’s extremely competitive environment, hotels are focusing on the total guest experience to set their hotel apart and drive increased revenue with […]

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03
Dec
2018
Proptech Innovations Prompt Job Shapeshifting
Posted On December 3, 2018  By Susan M. Phillips  And has No Comment

Commercial real estate hiring is solid and just below all-time highs, says the SelectLeaders Job Barometer index, but in contrast to the steady pace of hiring, industry job titles and expectations are undergoing changes, due in part to proptech. Proptech innovation across commercial real estate sectors […]

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26
Nov
2018
New Talent Acquisition Strategies Dominate Commercial Real Estate Hiring
Posted On November 26, 2018  By Susan M. Phillips  And has 1 Comment

Commercial real estate hiring remains steady and just off all-time highs, yet the composition of jobs is undergoing a subtle evolution while the shrinking pool of job seekers is driving new, sometimes desperate recruiting strategies, according to our latest SelectLeaders Job Barometer. Commercial real estate job […]

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29
Oct
2018
The Warehouse of the Future is Already Here
Posted On October 29, 2018  By Rick Steger  And has No Comment

Imagine asking a picking robot in any language you want for a product on a shelf 40 feet above the warehouse floor. Sound too futuristic? Think again — this kind of technology and others are currently making their way into a warehouse near you. Multilingual voice […]

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27
Sep
2018
Putting Together the Office Property and Big Data Puzzle
Posted On September 27, 2018  By Jennifer LeFurgy, Ph.D.  And has 1 Comment

The use of technology in office building operations has come a long way from motion-controlled light sensors and key card entry systems. Building owners and operators are beginning to use an array of increasingly sophisticated software and hardware to gather more information about how their buildings […]

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17
Sep
2018
How Tech Startups are Solving the Construction Industry’s Woes
Posted On September 17, 2018  By Todd Burns  And has No Comment

The construction industry’s challenges are no secret — rising construction materials costs, a skilled labor shortage and overall lack of productivity improvements are driving up costs and extending timelines for many projects. Now Construction Technology (ConTech) companies are stepping up to address these challenges using digital […]

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27
Aug
2018
Google Data Centers’ Impact Beyond the Walls
Posted On August 27, 2018  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

When the first Google data center was built in Oregon a dozen years ago, it’s fair to say that the future demand for and impact of these behemoth facilities was understood by few. Now, ballooning data storage needs and the expectation for instant access to everything […]

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06
Aug
2018
Industrial Real Estate Success Hinges on Population Fundamentals
Posted On August 6, 2018  By Aaron Ahlburn  And has No Comment

Changes in population growth and industrial market size are increasingly important for industrial real estate decision-making. In keeping with these current demographics, leasing and investment trends, JLL has identified the top 10 logistics markets around the U.S. based on market dynamics like inventory size, five-year rent […]

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25
Jul
2018
No Simple Fixes for the Labor Shortage
Posted On July 25, 2018  By Ryan Severino  And has No Comment

If you’ve tried to hire a skilled tradesperson lately, you know how scarce these workers have become. According to Manpower research, roughly 40 percent of U.S. employers report difficult filling jobs because of the lack of labor, particularly in the skilled trades. As of April 2018, […]

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11
Jul
2018
Room for Urban Growth: A Study on Developable Vacant Land in U.S. CBDs
Posted On July 11, 2018  By Diana Sabau  And has No Comment

One of the recurring features of a growing U.S. city is a tendency to greatly expand its footprint, a phenomenon popularly known as urban sprawl. Oddly enough, this centrifugal kind of mobility is not the result of a lack of developable land within a city’s existing […]

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