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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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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20
Apr
2018
The Evolution of Real Estate from Commodity to Experience
Posted On April 20, 2018  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

“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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18
Apr
2018
Will Nashville Voters Raise Taxes for Transit?
Posted On April 18, 2018  By Dan Bauchiero  And has No Comment

The Trump administration is pushing an infrastructure program that it says would spend $200 billion in federal money and generate up to $1.5 trillion in total infrastructure spending. It’s not clear whether a version of that plan can pass Congress this year. No matter what, the […]

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16
Apr
2018
Which White-Collar Workers Should Worry about Losing Their Jobs to AI?
Posted On April 16, 2018  By Diana Sabau  And has No Comment

Last November, the McKinsey Global Institute released a study to determine prospective job gains and losses under different scenarios through 2030. The emerging picture indicates a future in which up to 800 million people are in danger of losing their job to a machine or a […]

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09
Apr
2018
Does Your Modern Build-out Have a Hearing Problem?
Posted On April 9, 2018  By Clay Edwards  And has No Comment

Open ceilings, exposed concrete floors and glass-walled spaces are the hallmarks of contemporary interiors. These design choices convey a hip and modern mindset for the companies and retailers that inhabit them, but they can come with a drawback that impacts business: noise. Without the sound-dampening effects […]

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04
Apr
2018
Technical Corrections Are Follow-up to Tax Bill
Posted On April 4, 2018  By Rich Tucker  And has 1 Comment

Late last year, President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. As NAIOP President and CEO Thomas Bisacquino said at the time: “A landlord can only do as well as his or her tenants. Our expectation is that this tax reform legislation […]

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29
Mar
2018
Asian Office Rents Outrank Priciest U.S. Office Hot Spots
Posted On March 29, 2018  By Ioana Neamt  And has No Comment

U.S. cities such as New York and San Francisco are known for commanding some of the steepest asking rents for quality office spaces. With strong demand and limited supply, it’s no wonder that star cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast are the first […]

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27
Mar
2018
Market Momentum is Key to Attracting Occupiers and Investors
Posted On March 27, 2018  By Spencer Levy  And has No Comment

The two most precious commodities in commercial real estate are large assets with high yield (coveted by investors) and deep pools of talent centered around colleges and universities (highly desired by today’s occupiers). No less important — but perhaps less appreciated — is market momentum, which […]

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