NAIOP’s Market Share blog has published 500 posts since its launch in 2015! In that time, Market Share has reached 69,000 unique visitors with 120,000 pageviews and featured more than 70 contributors. Catch any posts you missed in the top 10 most-read posts of all time. […]
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In a typical office, employees have a safe, comfortable environment in which to work – one that may be considered fine or adequate, but which doesn’t necessarily inspire. A lot of people say, “Where I work isn’t all that bad,” said architect Charles First, AIA, CCM, […]
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Office architecture and design have incorporated various popular influences in recent years: smart office tools, the open-ceiling industrial-chic aesthetic, and the “experiential office” trend, to name a few. The field has been slower, however, to adopt findings from positive psychology into office form and function. Positive […]
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“If we’re just reading what the headlines are, we’re driving while looking in the rearview mirror,” said Chris Kelly, paraphrasing a quote by former President Bill Clinton. Kelly, co-founder and president of Convene, led a recent NAIOP Advantage Series webinar on addressing market demand for more […]
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In 1936, The New York Times claimed, “A rocket will never be able to leave the Earth’s atmosphere.” In 1943, the chairman of IBM said, “I think there is a world market for maybe five computers.” Advances and tools that once seemed impossible are now commonplace […]
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Every click of an e-commerce order kicks off a series of actions that lead to the delivery of your package from a warehouse to your house – and the final stretch of that process is the most expensive part. “People expect to order anything, anytime, and […]
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As long as you don’t mind cloudy or rainy days – Seattle has more than 200 days on average each year – the seaport city has attractive features to offer many e-commerce businesses, with a strong economy, growing population, low unemployment and quick access to transportation […]
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Skyscrapers are not ordinary buildings but rather “pyramids of our civilization, permanent monuments of our existence,” writes The New York Times. Their construction can reshape the skylines of major cities across the globe in dramatic ways. Take a mini-tour through time of the rise of one […]
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“Cities don’t shape well – they are slow-moving and very reactive,” said Larry J. Kosmont, CRE, president and CEO of Kosmont Companies, to kick off a recent NAIOP Advantage Series webinar, “How Industrial E-commerce is Reshaping Cities.” It can be challenging for cities to decide how […]
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Amazon’s announcement in September that it was launching a search for the location of a second corporate headquarters generated a frenzy of excitement and interest from cities and regions spanning from Mexico to Canada. More than 200 proposals were submitted from 54 states, provinces, districts and […]
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