27
Mar
2020
COVID-19 Q&A: Anirban Basu, Chairman and CEO, Sage Policy Group
Posted On March 27, 2020  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

Anirban Basu leads the Baltimore-based Sage Policy Group, an economic consulting firm that works with many industries, including commercial real estate. During a webinar with NAIOP DC|MD this week, he answered several questions from attendees about the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on the industry. Q: […]

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26
Mar
2020
COVID-19’s Impact on CRE: What We Know Today (and Don’t): Part II
Posted On March 26, 2020  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

On Tuesday, NAIOP hosted a webinar, “COVID-19’s Impact on CRE: What We Know Today (and Don’t),” to help real estate professionals navigate the challenging business environment generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Q: Are there any retail trends that you see becoming permanent because of the coronavirus […]

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26
Mar
2020
COVID-19’s Impact on CRE: What We Know Today (and Don’t): Part 1
Posted On March 26, 2020  By Trey Barrineau  And has 1 Comment

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, it appears that the impacts on the U.S. commercial real estate industry could be substantial and long lasting. On Tuesday, NAIOP hosted an Advantage Series webinar, “COVID-19’s Impact on CRE: What We Know Today (and Don’t),” to provide an […]

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20
Mar
2020
Coworking and the Coronavirus: A Canary in the Coal Mine?
Posted On March 20, 2020  By Shawn Moura, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

Before WeWork’s failed IPO, much of the criticism of the coworking and flexible office business model focused on the challenges that coworking operators would likely face in a recession, when clients could easily end short-term memberships to conserve cash. By contrast, since WeWork and other coworking […]

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10
Mar
2020
Taking the Pulse of Commercial Real Estate in the Face of a Coronavirus Outbreak
Posted On March 10, 2020  By Shawn Moura, Ph.D.  And has 3 Comments

The spread of the novel coronavirus across the globe and its arrival in the U.S. and Canada have prompted analysts to assess the disease’s potential impact on the North American economy and commercial real estate industry. Much remains uncertain about the new disease, including its incubation […]

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13
Nov
2019
A Decade of Evolution in Office Construction
Posted On November 13, 2019  By Patrick McGregor  And has No Comment

The U.S. expanded its office footprint by 682 million square feet from 2008 to 2018. Looking at 20 prominent markets, this growth has been anything but linear, and offers some insights into how businesses are evolving, what’s driving development and where people are moving. In the […]

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30
Oct
2019
Satisfying Tenant Wants in Office
Posted On October 30, 2019  By Jessica Spaulding  And has No Comment

As we get deeper into the real estate cycle, it seems that every product type is competing in an amenity arms race. Value-add investors remain on the hunt for new and innovative improvements to help their products stand out from the crowd. Office and multifamily buildings […]

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16
Oct
2019
New Development Contributes to a Revitalized Culver City
Posted On October 16, 2019  By Shawn Moura, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

Not long ago, Culver City was widely perceived as a small, relatively quiet community within the West Los Angeles submarket that offered older office properties at affordable rents. The city’s downtown is now undergoing a revitalization that is in part driven by its connection to Los […]

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16
Oct
2019
Global Investment Trends and Opportunities
Posted On October 16, 2019  By Darcie Giacchetto  And has No Comment

The U.S. remains a top market sought by foreign investment capital, but traditional and one-off spaces are a thing of the past when it comes to investor appetites. Creative office and industrial spaces situated in thriving job markets are desired by this investor category, according to […]

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15
Oct
2019
An Office for the Ages (All of Them)
Posted On October 15, 2019  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

Designing spaces that appeal to as many occupants as possible has always been a challenge for office owners and developers. The modern workplace, which has up to five generations working side by side, adds even more complexity to the mix. A session during CRE.Converge 2019 in […]

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