01
Dec
2022
Five Ways Office Developers are Building up the Future of Work
Posted On December 1, 2022  By Cynthia Kantor  And has No Comment

With remote work in play, the office needs to provide employees with a value proposition that invites them in. In JLL’s 2022 Future of Work Survey, 77% of companies said that they are investing in quality office space to incentivize employees to work from the office. Our research forecasts a flight to quality over the next three years, calling it “a clarion call for employees to take action” – and companies are willing to pay extra for it.

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16
Nov
2022
After Surprise Midterms, Leadership Races and Lame Duck Begin
Posted On November 16, 2022  By Aquiles Suarez  And has No Comment

The 2022 midterm congressional elections certainly did not turn out as many had expected. With President Joe Biden’s approval ratings stuck in mid-40 percentile range, inflation being the top issue for the largest number of voters, and with the president’s party historically losing seats, the conventional […]

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11
Nov
2022
CommercialEdge: Office Starts Slump in Gateway Markets, Advance in Sunbelt
Posted On November 11, 2022  By Eliza Theiss  And has No Comment

CommercialEdge’s October office report explains that office starts slumped in gateway markets, but advanced in the Sunbelt.

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02
Nov
2022
NAIOP Hosts Western Chapters and Nevada State Meetings
Posted On November 2, 2022  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

NAIOP Corporate hosted two meetings in Las Vegas last month designed to bring chapters together to highlight common legislative and policy challenges, and to share successful advocacy strategies and approaches. The first meeting was a policy summit for NAIOP chapters located in the western United States, […]

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31
Oct
2022
What it Took to Build Chicago’s Largest Private Chemical Lab in Fulton Market
Posted On October 31, 2022  By Jason Utah  And has No Comment

As much of Chicago’s office market struggles to regain its footing, the booming life sciences and biotech industry is poised to change the landscape in and around the downtown core. The fundamental problem is the lack of research and development and lab space to keep up […]

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26
Oct
2022
Data Analytics’ Influence on CRE Site Selection, Design and More
Posted On October 26, 2022  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Artificial intelligence, virtual reality, the Internet of Things… all trending technologies that are showing up everyplace from online shopping recommendations to continually monitored physical systems.  This big data is collected, analyzed and deployed to help users make smarter choices and is increasingly guiding forces across the […]

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19
Oct
2022
Key Gubernatorial Races to Watch in 2022
Posted On October 19, 2022  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

While the primary focus of this year’s election is which party will control the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives next year, gubernatorial races are also being held in 36 states. The outcome of many of these races is difficult to predict and may depend on […]

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12
Oct
2022
From Competition to Collaboration on a Creative Site Acquisition
Posted On October 12, 2022  By Diana Schapiro  And has No Comment

By working together, Prologis and ML Realty Partners, along with brokerage firm Cawley Chicago, were able to complete a particularly challenging site acquisition of a neighborhood of 108 homes and move forward with industrial development on the site. Attendees at NAIOP’s CRE.Converge 2022 in Chicago had […]

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12
Oct
2022
Strategies to Identify and Develop New Talent in a Tight Labor Market
Posted On October 12, 2022  By Ed Finkel  And has No Comment

How does the labor supply impact investment, site selection and development at a time when workers have become more of a scarce resource than at any time in recent memory? Panelists grappled with that question in a CRE.Converge 2022 session moderated by Bret Swango, CFA, senior […]

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12
Oct
2022
Capital Markets: Investing in a Rising Interest Rate Environment
Posted On October 12, 2022  By Matt Baron  And has No Comment

Midway into a panel discussion at CRE.Converge, a quip about the Federal Reserve behaving like a novice teenaged driver – “way too much gas, way too much brake, way too much gas” – drew laughter from many attending the jampacked session. But palpable nervousness tinged those […]

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