21
May
2020
CRE in Canada During COVID-19
Posted On May 21, 2020  By Brandon Kot and Doug Milne  And has No Comment

These days, uncertainty is about the only thing we can be certain about. While inboxes are flooded with circulars from organizations keeping us informed regarding changes to their policies, what’s missing is a discussion of the real impact on both borrowers and lenders. Below, we’ve summarized […]

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20
May
2020
Businesses Reopen Amid Coronavirus Liability Concerns
Posted On May 20, 2020  By Alex Ford  And has No Comment

As states begin to slowly reopen their economies, governments, businesses and the public as a whole are contemplating what a post-coronavirus America will look like. Some aspects of this “new normal” – such as limited capacity requirements in public spaces and stricter sanitation mandates, to name […]

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19
May
2020
Industry, Workplace, Community and the Importance of WELL in the Post-pandemic Environment
Posted On May 19, 2020  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

There is no doubt COVID-19 has accelerated the already changing nature of commerce and work and introduced a new layer of considerations for commercial real estate development.  Prior to the outbreak, we saw e-commerce’s exponential trajectory, increased demand for immediate goods, and the rise of urban […]

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18
May
2020
What Happens When We Return to the Office?
Posted On May 18, 2020  By Elizabeth Brink and Arnold Levin  And has No Comment

At Gensler, we’ve been thinking hard about how to help our clients through these extraordinary times. As we’ve adjusted to the strange reality of the global work-from-home experiment, our clients have begun to ask what the future of work holds post-pandemic. In order to move forward, […]

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14
May
2020
Preparing Your CRE Business to Operate Digitally
Posted On May 14, 2020  By Daniel Levison  And has No Comment

In this crazy pandemic world, do you feel comfortable that your business is operating efficiently? If not, and most of us don’t, the question we should ask ourselves is: How do we prepare our business to operate at maximum efficiency when another catastrophic event occurs or […]

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13
May
2020
How Will COVID-19 Change How Lenders Evaluate Deals?
Posted On May 13, 2020  By Paul Letourneau  And has 1 Comment

One doesn’t have to look far to see the immediate impact of the novel coronavirus on commercial property markets. Across the U.S., millions of white-collar workers are now working from home, stores and restaurants have closed their doors, and nearly 17 million Americans filed for unemployment […]

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08
May
2020
Q&A: Economist Mark Dotzour
Posted On May 8, 2020  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

Economist Mark Dotzour recently shared his views on the coronavirus pandemic’s impacts on the economy and commercial real estate in an exclusive webinar with NAIOP’s National Forums members. At the end, he answered questions from attendees. Q: What’s your take on the impact of the virus […]

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08
May
2020
Economist: Americans Don’t Hide in Their Houses for Very Long
Posted On May 8, 2020  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

The coronavirus pandemic has challenged American society on many levels, but according to economist Mark Dotzour, it has yet to reckon with an important aspect of the national character. “Americans do not tolerate deferred gratification,” Dotzour said during a recent webinar for NAIOP’s National Forums members. […]

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06
May
2020
Five Things Commercial Real Estate Must Know About the Updated Navigable Waters Protection Rule
Posted On May 6, 2020  By Bill Acton, Rob Geho and Stephanie Miller  And has No Comment

This clock is now ticking on the final version of the Navigable Waters Protection Rule. The updated regulation takes effect 60 days after its April 21 publication in the Federal Register, meaning it will become the law of the land beginning June 22. The move is the […]

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05
May
2020
What’s Next for CRE? Industry Leaders Share Their Advice with Developing Leaders
Posted On May 5, 2020  By Rich Tucker  And has No Comment

At the beginning of the year, nobody predicted the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic. On March 1, the economy seemed to be thriving with record-low unemployment and a booming stock market. Two months later, the economy is in a deep freeze, and everyone wonders […]

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