12
Oct
2022
Using Data-informed Decisions for a Successful Return to the Office
Posted On October 12, 2022  By Ian P. Murphy  And has No Comment

People who usually worked in offices adjusted quickly to hectic home environments and makeshift workspaces during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, surveys show that they’re satisfied to leave commutes and cubicles behind for good – or at least for most of a traditional work week. And that’s […]

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11
Oct
2022
A Candid Conversation on Office Conversions
Posted On October 11, 2022  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

Converting existing buildings to new uses is a growing trend in commercial real estate. A session during NAIOP’s CRE.Converge 2022 in Chicago this week profiled three projects that provide valuable insights into successful conversions. The Curtis, Philadelphia In 2014, Keystone Development acquired The Curtis, an iconic […]

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11
Oct
2022
Industrial Development Responds to Cooling Debt Markets
Posted On October 11, 2022  By Shawn Moura, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

At CRE.Converge 2022 this week, panelists Patti Miller, vice president at E.E. Reed Construction; Michael Anderson, senior project manager at DLR Group; Keith Largay, senior managing director and Chicago office co-head at JLL; and Carolyn Salzer, director and head of Americas logistics and industrial research at […]

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11
Oct
2022
Supply Chain Disruption Demands New Approaches
Posted On October 11, 2022  By Ed Finkel  And has No Comment

Supply chain disruption over the past few years has been the mother of innovation across a host of freight carrier modes as well as the industries they serve. Panelists traded ideas about supply chain disruption and innovation and provided a look into the pain points they […]

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11
Oct
2022
It’s About Time: Fixing the Development Approvals Process
Posted On October 11, 2022  By Matt Baron  And has No Comment

When you invest time on the front-end of your development efforts, you will reap dividends during its latter stages. Conversely, if you don’t heed the details – political landscape, concerns of residents, requirements of regulatory agencies and more – then you will pay in stalled or […]

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11
Oct
2022
Marci Rossell on Interest-rate Realities, the Shrinking Labor Supply and Trouble in Europe
Posted On October 11, 2022  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

At CRE.Converge this week, attendees had the chance to hear from Marci Rossell, expert economic forecaster, former CNBC chief economist and co-host of Squawk Box. Rossell spoke candidly on a broad range of topics from supply chain issues to the challenges in finding labor to the […]

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10
Oct
2022
Lincoln Yards and The Salt Shed: Unique Developments on Chicago’s North Side
Posted On October 10, 2022  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

Along the banks of the Chicago River on the city’s North Side, new developments are arising that have the potential to revitalize this former industrial area. A tour during NAIOP’s CRE.Converge showcased two projects that are part of this effort. Sterling Bay’s Lincoln Yards is a […]

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10
Oct
2022
Getting Hands-on at Oracle’s Innovation Lab
Posted On October 10, 2022  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Technology continues to drive rapid change across project and asset lifecycles. On a tour of the Oracle Industries Innovation Lab in Deerfield, Illinois, as part of CRE.Converge 2022, attendees were able to explore some of the latest advances in autonomous equipment, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, machine […]

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10
Oct
2022
Reflections from the 2022 Chair: A Year of Rebuilding and Expanding
Posted On October 10, 2022  By Jeffrey Milanaik  And has No Comment

NAIOP 2022 Chair Jeff Milanaik shared this message with the board of directors during the Annual Meeting, held at CRE.Converge 2022 in Chicago. It has been edited for clarity and length. What a year it has been! We knew from the beginning that 2022 was going […]

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05
Oct
2022
Congress Recesses for the Midterms
Posted On October 5, 2022  By Aquiles Suarez  And has No Comment

Members of Congress, both the House and Senate, finally got the chance to do what they have been desperate to do for weeks: get out of Washington, D.C., and campaign full time for re-election. With the only must-pass legislation in September being a continuing resolution (CR) […]

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