23
May
2018
The Fit-out Tech to Accommodate a Flexible Workforce
Posted On May 23, 2018  By Susan Wasmund  And has No Comment

With the new focus on offering flexible office schedules, more amenities and a choice of workspaces to empower employees, creating an effective office layout has become more complicated than ever before. Fortunately, you can use today’s workplace planning and visualization technology — along with expertise — […]

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23
Apr
2018
Female Coworking Spaces: On the Rise and Under Scrutiny
Posted On April 23, 2018  By Jennifer LeFurgy, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

According to a recent Global Coworking Survey, 1.7 million people will be using 19,000 coworking spaces around the world by the end of 2018, and 40 percent of those users will be women. Since the industry launched in the mid-2000s, coworking companies have marketed to predominantly […]

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20
Apr
2018
The Evolution of Real Estate from Commodity to Experience
Posted On April 20, 2018  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

“If we’re just reading what the headlines are, we’re driving while looking in the rearview mirror,” said Chris Kelly, paraphrasing a quote by former President Bill Clinton. Kelly, co-founder and president of Convene, led a recent NAIOP Advantage Series webinar on addressing market demand for more […]

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09
Apr
2018
Does Your Modern Build-out Have a Hearing Problem?
Posted On April 9, 2018  By Clay Edwards  And has No Comment

Open ceilings, exposed concrete floors and glass-walled spaces are the hallmarks of contemporary interiors. These design choices convey a hip and modern mindset for the companies and retailers that inhabit them, but they can come with a drawback that impacts business: noise. Without the sound-dampening effects […]

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29
Mar
2018
Asian Office Rents Outrank Priciest U.S. Office Hot Spots
Posted On March 29, 2018  By Ioana Neamt  And has No Comment

U.S. cities such as New York and San Francisco are known for commanding some of the steepest asking rents for quality office spaces. With strong demand and limited supply, it’s no wonder that star cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast are the first […]

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20
Mar
2018
In Times of Tariffs, Mass Timber May Provide an Alternative to Steel
Posted On March 20, 2018  By Jennifer LeFurgy, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

President Donald Trump recently authorized levies of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum to take effect March 23, 2018. Although the presidential proclamation is an attempt to rectify the United States’ trade deficit, it could have adverse effects on the commercial real […]

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16
Mar
2018
2018 Office Survey: Dreaming about the Corner Office
Posted On March 16, 2018  By Ioana Neamt  And has No Comment

With all the talk of the modern workforce expecting autonomy and companies offering flextime and work-from-home arrangements, most U.S. companies still try to get employees to show up at the office. So naturally, there is ongoing interest in the discussion about the most efficient and pleasant […]

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15
Feb
2018
Heads Up: The 5 Hidden Expenses of Open Ceilings
Posted On February 15, 2018  By Clay Edwards  And has 9 Comments

Open ceilings, with their exposed ductwork and industrial vibe have become popular – but trendy rarely equals inexpensive. For many years, omitting the traditional drop ceiling was assumed to be not just cooler but also to cost less. Common sense seemed to be that by choosing […]

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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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