12
Feb
2018
Your Office Space Demand Questions, Answered
Posted On February 12, 2018  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

In a recent NAIOP Advantage Series webinar, “The Forces Shaping Office Space Demand,” Dr. Josh Harris of the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate and well-known industry economist Dr. Mark Dotzour provided insights and data from the new NAIOP Office Space Demand Forecast and identified linkages […]

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11
Jan
2018
Survey of NAIOP Members: Office Buildings Can Become Active, Social and Flexible
Posted On January 11, 2018  By Jennifer LeFurgy, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

Over the past 30 years, chances are that the typical office tenant probably didn’t think much about the office building in which she worked. She entered through the lobby which was most likely empty and quiet, went to her office suite and stayed within the confines […]

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15
Dec
2017
Warehouses: The New Retail Profit Center in the Age of E-Commerce
Posted On December 15, 2017  By Paul Briggs  And has No Comment

With retailers pivoting to better serve customers both online and in stores, an important shift is underway in the industrial real estate sector. Warehouses, historically viewed as cost centers where goods sat waiting to be shipped to a store, are evolving into profit centers that help […]

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05
Dec
2017
Where Are the Real Estate Jobs?
Posted On December 5, 2017  By Susan M. Phillips  And has No Comment

Unemployment today is at lows last experienced in the 2006 to early 2008 period, a period when the competitive real estate job market caused compensation to skyrocket with equity offers on top of salary and bonuses, says the SelectLeaders Job Barometer. Compensation has fully returned to […]

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27
Nov
2017
Real Estate Industry Hiring Turns from Growth to Managing Assets
Posted On November 27, 2017  By Susan M. Phillips  And has No Comment

Want to predict the next real estate correction? When more than a quarter of all commercial real estate job openings are in property and asset management and acquisitions and development decline to less than 10 percent of all real estate jobs, it is a sign that […]

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20
Nov
2017
Delivering on Holiday Retail Expectations
Posted On November 20, 2017  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

As e-commerce activity continues to surge, retailers are forced to keep up with consumer demand by growing their sprawling networks of warehouses, fulfillment centers and last-mile logistics facilities to deliver the goods. E-commerce remains the fastest-growing retail category, rising 14.3 percent from 2015 and well above […]

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10
Nov
2017
Four Ways the Cloud is Forever Changing Data Center Real Estate
Posted On November 10, 2017  By Bo Bond  And has 8 Comments

The clouds are shifting — and the future of data center real estate is looking a lot more global and automated. The shift to global data center footprints and artificial intelligence (AI) is helping the data center industry become more efficient and keep up with the […]

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06
Nov
2017
Get Ahead of Holiday Retail Trends
Posted On November 6, 2017  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Have you noticed your favorite stores already have their holiday displays up? According to the National Retail Federation, more than half of Americans have started their holiday shopping research – if not purchasing – by now. This statistic and other retail trends are examined in NRF’s […]

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25
Sep
2017
Combating High Construction Pricing with #PropTech
Posted On September 25, 2017  By Todd Burns  And has No Comment

Between rising costs, dwindling talent pools and looming uncertainty, today’s construction leaders are grappling with some seriously disruptive forces. But a closer look at each of these “disruptions” reveals some serious opportunities, too, as the sector begins to ramp up its technology strategy. Though still in […]

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28
Aug
2017
How to “Crack the Code” on Emerging Tech Hot Spots
Posted On August 28, 2017  By Steffen Kammerer  And has 1 Comment

Access to talent is everything in the fast-moving tech world. Not much separates Silicon Valley from any other cluster of sunny California cities, other than the innovative people who live and work there. But, as the tech sector continues to grow by leaps and bounds, so […]

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