Nobody Wants To Be the Grinch Who Stole the Stimulus
Every December, as Congress is wrangling over an omnibus appropriations bill, expiring tax provisions, or some other must-pass legislation, comparisons
Every December, as Congress is wrangling over an omnibus appropriations bill, expiring tax provisions, or some other must-pass legislation, comparisons
As we enter a new calendar year, the pandemic continues to impact real estate in multiple ways. For some real
NAIOP’s most recent Industrial Space Demand Forecast (“Forecast”), released in August, projected a sharp decline in net absorption for the
A coalition of trade associations, including NAIOP Hawaii, have joined forces with businesses and community leaders to develop a National
What is the first thing many developers or investors think when they hear the words “sustainable” or “green” as their
As the coronavirus pandemic turned from a concern to a global threat earlier this year, it was clear that the
In “Midyear Economic Impacts of COVID-19 on the U.S. Commercial Real Estate Development,” commissioned by the NAIOP Research Foundation, Stephen
Fitness centers. Meditation rooms. Pool tables. Only a decade ago, luxury office amenities like these were nearly unheard of or
Echoing a common theme heard throughout sessions during NAIOP’s Officecast virtual series, closing session speaker Robert Griffin, U.S. Head, Capital
Much has been said about the potential exodus from cities in the wake of the current pandemic. As workers in