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2025 Legislative Expectations within State Capitols

  • January 15, 2025
State lawmakers have started to return to their respective state capitols to begin the lawmaking process following the 2024 election. While the election resulted in a few shifts of political control in some chambers between Republicans and Democrats, the “status quo” was essentially maintained according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. This would imply a more a predictable and business-as-usual session within state capitols on the issues with one exception: the return of President-elect Trump to Washington, D.C.
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Industrial Projects, Ports and Opportunity in the Gulf Coast Region

  • January 14, 2025
Stretching from the heart of the Texas oil world to the white sand beaches of Florida, the Gulf Coast has a lot of advantages. In 2024, NAIOP established its Gulf Coast chapter, bringing even more attention to this growing and uniquely high potential commercial real estate market.
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The Country’s Largest Urban Hot Spots Embrace Adaptive Reuse in Self-storage

  • January 9, 2025
While new construction has dominated the industry for decades, a significant shift is occurring: Existing industrial and retail buildings are being converted into self-storage facilities. This trend is not only optimizing urban real estate but also meeting the growing demand for storage in densely populated areas.
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CRE Outlook for 2025: Cautiously Optimistic

  • January 6, 2025
The fortunes of the commercial real estate sector should be somewhere between status quo and modestly improved over the next year, with housing, industrial, data center and advanced manufacturing among the most dynamic asset classes, according to a cross-section of developers and investors who sit on NAIOP’s board of directors.
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2024 year in review

CRE Year in Review: Market Share’s Most-read Posts in 2024

  • December 30, 2024
Commercial real estate professionals in 2024 were eager to figure out solutions for rising construction costs – a persistent problem in recent years – as reflected in the post’s number one ranking on the Market Share blog. Market Share readers also wanted to learn about shifts in manufacturing from a report on an executive summit on nearshoring and reshoring. Read on for the top 10 and catch up on any pieces you missed.
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2024 A Strong Year for NAIOP’s Federal Advocacy

  • December 18, 2024
Congress is expected to close out the year this week with an agreement to pass a continuing budget resolution that will avoid a government shutdown before Christmas. That will push the funding debate to at least March 2025, when NAIOP will again be advocating on behalf of its members in what will be the biggest tax reform fight of the last decade. But a strong year for advocacy in 2024 prepares us well for the future.
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A New Chapter in Life Sciences Real Estate

  • December 16, 2024
As we approach the end of 2024, the life sciences space is undergoing a noteworthy transformation. After a sharp post-COVID-19 downturn for the sector, there is a significant revival in venture capital activity, strategic landlord adaptations, and evolving market dynamics on the horizon that may just shape the future of life sciences real estate for the better.
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Trends in Office Real Estate: Shared Amenities

  • December 11, 2024
In today’s office real estate market, flight to quality has created a race for landlords seeking to attract tenants and fill vacancies. While some tools are economic, like rent incentives, others are more concrete, including the development of shared amenity spaces. In major metropolitan markets such as New York, having an amenity offering is now a deal-breaking requirement, rather than just nice to have. But what do these spaces look like, and how can landlords be sure they're including the right ones?     
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Strategic Investments and Modernized Public Policy Helps Ohio Lead the Way in Economic Development

  • December 4, 2024
The Buckeye State continues to demonstrate its commitment to economic development and commercial real estate growth through significant actions taken by the DeWine-Husted administration and the state Legislature in partnership with JobsOhio. Strategic budgetary allocations have set a solid foundation for statewide economic growth, providing new opportunities and driving significant investments into our communities. Paired with proactive policy measures, Ohio is not just talking about economic development but actively implementing initiatives that drive results, even amid challenging market conditions.
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U.S. Real Estate Boom: Five Decades of Development Across Major Sectors

  • December 3, 2024
U.S. cities have experienced massive expansion across all real estate sectors over the past 44 years, according to recent StorageCafe research that looked at residential and commercial construction activity between 1980 and 2023. Along with residential construction, industrial, office, retail and self-storage spaces have grown significantly, although the scale and pace of development differ among regions and asset types.
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