12
Aug
2016
Retail Offers Clear Skies in a Cloudy Construction Forecast
Posted On August 12, 2016  By Todd Burns  And has No Comment

Construction growth has become more tempered this year compared to the last few years, as many companies take a “proceed with caution” attitude to capital spending. Rising construction costs and global economic uncertainty have companies holding tight on capital budgets this year, according to JLL’s latest […]

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08
Aug
2016
CRE’s Economic Contributions Reach $450 Billion
Posted On August 8, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Job growth, as well as income generated and supported by annual building operations, represent a continuing flow of expenditures into local, state and national economies that extend over the life of the structures. These new buildings represent an expansion of the productive capacity of their local […]

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01
Aug
2016
Phoenix Reinvented with Recent Wins and Energized Downtown
Posted On August 1, 2016  By Lori Collins  And has 2 Comments

Whether it’s landing among the top cities of CBRE’s Annual Tech Talent Report, a New York Times article applauding the revitalization of our urban core, or the Tuft & Needle “WE BELIEVE IN PHX” billboards popping up throughout the city, Phoenix is transforming its image from […]

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10
Jun
2016
Foreign Investment Outlooks are Shaping Re-shoring
Posted On June 10, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has 1 Comment

Are the trends behind reshoring creating meaningful change in the global landscape? At I.CON: Trends and Forecasts, panelists Diane Gray, president and CEO of Centreport Canada; Jeff Howell, president of Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales Company of America (a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America); and […]

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25
May
2016
What Makes Co-Working Centers Work
Posted On May 25, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

The rise of shared workspaces is a megatrend literally reforming the traditional office and forever changing how colleagues collaborate. A new report in a series by CBRE details the rise of co-working centers, a type of shared workspace, and what it means for commercial real estate. […]

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12
May
2016
Interpreting and Applying the NAIOP Sentiment Index
Posted On May 12, 2016  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

The inaugural Spring 2016 Sentiment Index Report provides a means to gauge what’s happening in the marketplace and where thought leaders and development community leaders believe the commercial real estate (CRE) market will be one year into the future. NAIOP hosted a webinar on April 21 […]

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25
Apr
2016
What Women Say About Careers in CRE
Posted On April 25, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Women occupy more senior vice president, managing director and partner roles in commercial real estate, and are more fulfilled with their careers, than ever. That, according to the 2015 Benchmark Study Report: Women in Commercial Real Estate, by Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network, is one […]

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14
Apr
2016
Food for Thought: Incubator Kitchens
Posted On April 14, 2016  By Brielle Scott  And has 2 Comments

The new sharing economy has spurred the creation and proliferation of ridesharing, co-working, crowdfunding and more. Now we can add shared kitchens to that list. Kitchen incubators are shared-use commercial kitchens that can be rented in incremental blocks of time in order to commercially produce food […]

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05
Apr
2016
The New West: Dallas Industrial Market Overview
Posted On April 5, 2016  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Once upon a time in the West – as recently as 10 years ago – you had your choice of locations if you were interested in building in Dallas due to the plentiful available space. You could “always keep building in Dallas,” the thought went. Popular […]

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28
Mar
2016
Construction Activity Is Still Growing – It Just Costs More Now
Posted On March 28, 2016  By Todd Burns  And has 1 Comment

Last year was a banner year for post-recession construction activity – a tough act to follow into 2016, given mounting costs. While construction growth is expected to remain strong this year, its pace will be tempered compared with the record pace we saw in 2015, according […]

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