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AI’s Role in Capital Projects: Transforming Development and Construction

  • July 22, 2025
Commercial real estate professionals – developers, investors, contractors, site selectors and service providers – are beginning to harness AI’s potential to enhance decision-making, improve project outcomes and mitigate risk. Those that strategically integrate AI into capital project planning and execution will gain a significant competitive advantage.
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Industrial design

People-first Design: The Future of Industrial Real Estate

  • June 5, 2025
At the I.CON East conference in Jersey City, New Jersey this week, Eric Booth, AIA, president at Desmone; Bradley Frankhouser, regional vice president at Desmone; and Scott Wolkowitz, partner at The AM Group; demonstrated how focusing on amenities, sustainability and adaptive reuse – with a consideration for the people working in these spaces – is proving successful for industrial customers and owners.
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Trends in Office Real Estate: Shared Amenities

  • December 11, 2024
In today’s office real estate market, flight to quality has created a race for landlords seeking to attract tenants and fill vacancies. While some tools are economic, like rent incentives, others are more concrete, including the development of shared amenity spaces. In major metropolitan markets such as New York, having an amenity offering is now a deal-breaking requirement, rather than just nice to have. But what do these spaces look like, and how can landlords be sure they're including the right ones?     
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The Future of Prebuilt Office Spaces

  • November 11, 2024
Driven by changes in the business environment and the demands of modern corporate tenants, prebuilt office spaces have transformed from underused "leftover" spaces into an integral part of commercial leasing strategies. These modern, ready-to-move-in spaces are designed to meet the evolving expectations of both building owners and corporate tenants, offering flexibility, aesthetic appeal and functional elements that reflect current office trends.
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Nikki Greenberg

Five Principles for a Future-ready Mindset

  • October 10, 2024
Nikki Greenberg is a world-leading futurist focused on the trends and technologies shaping cities of the future. A true digital nomad with an international career that has spanned the U.S., Asia and Australia, she has held cross-functional leadership positions with a focus on innovation and design. At CRE.Converge this week in Las Vegas, her keynote explored the possibilities of emerging technologies and introduced innovative ways of thinking.
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Adaptive Reuse: Examining the Viability of Conversions

  • November 27, 2023
Adaptive reuse architecture presents a creative and specialized challenge. Understanding basic concepts of conversions is critically important for development professionals, city officials and local communities. Each potential property needs to be evaluated on its own merits to determine the probability of success, and whether the location, costs, timing and existing building layout make sense for a conversion.
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Amazon Spheres Tour

Connecting With Nature in Amazon Spheres

  • October 20, 2023
In the middle of Amazon’s central campus in downtown Seattle are three orbicular structures filled with more than 40,000 plants that create a unique space for employees to gather, work and collaborate. They provide what the company says is often missing from a traditional workspace – a direct link to nature.
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Five Ways Office Developers are Building up the Future of Work

  • December 1, 2022
With remote work in play, the office needs to provide employees with a value proposition that invites them in. In JLL’s 2022 Future of Work Survey, 77% of companies said that they are investing in quality office space to incentivize employees to work from the office. Our research forecasts a flight to quality over the next three years, calling it “a clarion call for employees to take action” – and companies are willing to pay extra for it.
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