Ever heard of the silver tsunami? It references the 10,000 baby boomers daily who will find out that they require independent or assisted living. More any more people are Googling “Assisted Living Facility Near me” in order to find a place for their loved ones. The […]
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Total e-commerce sales for 2015 reached $341.7 billion according to the U.S. Department of Commerce – and online sales are only expected to continue increasing. How can developers benefit from this retail revolution? E-commerce and its impact on commercial real estate was the topic of discussion […]
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If the commercial real estate market agrees on one thing, it is that the financing market is experiencing continued ups, downs and regulatory changes that will continue to impact the ability for deals to secure funding. While the first half of 2016 can be characterized as […]
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U.S. manufacturing has been declining for many years – both as a share of GDP and as a share of total employment – yet the value add per worker has increased over time. In spite of its overall decline, manufacturing remains a critical driver of the […]
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What makes the United States a desirable location and safe bet for foreign investors? At the Commercial Real Estate Conference 2016, Jim Hime, CFO of USAA Real Estate Company, said the key drivers for the increase of foreign investors can be attributed to the robust economy, […]
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These are not your father’s second- and third-tier markets. Today they are experiencing explosive population growth, they are home to a well-educated job force, new technology is changing the industry and capital is coming off the sidelines. An examination of office and industrial properties at Commercial […]
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When it comes to what separates a primary tech market from a secondary tech market, two words come to mind: talent concentration. As primary tech markets such as Silicon Valley, Boston and New York continue to thrive, what are the secondary markets doing to attract some […]
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It was standing applause as Newt Gingrich took the stage as the keynote speaker at Commercial Real Estate Conference 2016. Just the day after the first debate by presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, conference attendees arrived eager to hear Gingrich’s outlook on how a […]
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Millennials have dominated discussions of generational change, but the generation to follow (born 1996 to the present) – called Gen Z – is poised to make waves in the workforce in the coming years as well, according to panelists of “Competitive Workforce Strategy” at NAIOP’s Commercial […]
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Shallow bay industrial projects, the new lifeblood of American industrial that are also known as multi-tenant or light industrial developments, are trending in the commercial real estate industry across the U.S. as e-commerce evolves and retail deflates. “Industrial is at the top of the asset list […]
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