08
Mar
2017
It’s a Small World with Big Economic Challenges
Posted On March 8, 2017  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

“A good economist should tell you what could go wrong,” started K.C. Conway, SunTrust Banks, to industrial commercial real estate’s leaders at I.CON: Impact Projects. On the top of his list? The Fed and monetary policy, security and terrorism, of course, but also millennials’ slow entry […]

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21
Feb
2017
Leading NAIOP in its 50th Year
Posted On February 21, 2017  By Jonathan Tratt  And has No Comment

It is an honor to take on the responsibility of leading NAIOP in its 50th anniversary year. This is an endeavor I never envisioned for myself during my 15 years of involvement with NAIOP, and I’m pleased to share that the organization is in great shape, […]

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16
Feb
2017
Blending Design and Development: Emilie Rottman
Posted On February 16, 2017  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Emilie Rottman, a graduate student in the Master of Real Estate Development program at the University of Maryland, also holds a Master of Architecture degree from UMD. She works as a project architect in the multi-family/adaptive reuse studio at Square 134 Architects. In this role, she […]

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10
Feb
2017
Trump and the New Geopolitical Landscape
Posted On February 10, 2017  By Brielle Scott  And has 1 Comment

“I’ve seen the world more dangerous, but I’ve never seen it more complicated.” This is how General Michael Hayden began his analysis of the tumultuous global environment at the Chapter Leadership and Legislative Retreat this week in Washington, D.C. Nearly 300 chapter leaders from across NAIOP’s […]

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02
Feb
2017
Changing the Face of CRE: Ana Kalugina
Posted On February 2, 2017  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Ana Kalugina, a graduate student in the Master of Business Administration/Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate program at Cornell University, is expected to receive her Master of Business Administration/Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate program at Cornell University in spring 2017. She is co-founder […]

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27
Jan
2017
Real Estate Forecast: Politics, the Economy and Capital
Posted On January 27, 2017  By Chris Ware  And has No Comment

Leading NAIOP’s business development efforts allows me the privilege of visiting chapters to engage new partners and hear what’s happening in their regions. Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to attend NAIOP Chicago’s annual Real Estate Forecast, along with 250 leaders in Chicago’s booming CRE […]

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25
Jan
2017
The First 100 Days
Posted On January 25, 2017  By Aquiles Suarez  And has 1 Comment

The presidential transition period is over – President-elect Trump is now President Trump, and media attention turns toward what he might accomplish in his first 100 days in office. The 100-day benchmark is a legacy of the Great Depression and Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s first term, when […]

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20
Jan
2017
Revenue, Hiring and the War for Talent: Real Estate Speaks Out
Posted On January 20, 2017  By Susan M. Phillips  And has 14 Comments

Perception often leads to reality, so in the final weeks of December, SelectLeaders conduct its annual industry-wide survey, in cooperation with the 10 premier real estate professional associations and real estate news sites whose career centers are powered by SelectLeaders. The following is an excerpt from […]

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03
Jan
2017
Why Industrial Real Estate Is Poised to Break Records in 2017
Posted On January 3, 2017  By Craig S. Meyer  And has 6 Comments

It’s been a record-breaking year for the industrial real estate sector. Demand has continued to outpace supply, driving the sector’s vacancy rate down to 5.8 percent as of the end of the third quarter, according to the JLL Industrial Investment Outlook – Q3 2016. Landlords have […]

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22
Dec
2016
Tax Discussions Begin a Period of Major Risk for Real Estate Industry
Posted On December 22, 2016  By Aquiles Suarez  And has No Comment

Last Wednesday and Thursday, Representative Kevin Brady (R-TX), the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee with jurisdiction over tax reform, met with his Republican colleagues on the committee to flesh out the details of comprehensive tax reform legislation he plans to introduce soon after […]

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