29
Aug
2016
Office, Retail, Warehouse: Defining Each Sector’s Strength
Posted On August 29, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has 1 Comment

How do construction and development expenditures for office, retail, warehouse and industrial stack up? The NAIOP Research Foundation sought to define the spending for each in its newest research report, “Economic Impacts of Commercial Real Estate, 2016 Edition.” “Hard costs” define the construction portion of development, […]

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13
Jun
2016
Pop-Up (Outdoor) Offices
Posted On June 13, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

Co-working centers and communal, open workspaces may have launched the revolution of the typical office, and now the concept is branching beyond four walls into the shape of pop-up, outdoor offices. OUTBOX, a first-of-its-kind outdoor workspace, opens this month in Silver Spring, Maryland. Designed by applied technology […]

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05
May
2016
The Rich History and Dynamic Development of Atlanta
Posted On May 5, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has 1 Comment

A rising tide lifts all boats, said Jay O’Meara, senior vice president with CBRE in Atlanta, about the Atlanta market, and strong fundamentals are yielding positive rent growth in the CBD and in the submarkets that surround the city. O’Meara presented to the NAIOP Board of […]

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14
Mar
2016
Bringing Workspaces to the Great Outdoors
Posted On March 14, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

Rooftops on buildings from New York to Seattle are being transformed into usable – even desirable – spaces with developers, owners and tenants seeking to extend workspaces outside of four walls and to create areas for meetings, social events and even gardens. JLL Vice President Maureen […]

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18
Feb
2016
Five Trends to Watch in 2016
Posted On February 18, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has 1 Comment

Jobs, oil, interest rates and inflation. These are just a handful of the topics discussed by experts from Marcus & Millichap as factors influencing the company’s 2016 U.S. Office & Industrial Investment Forecast. Here’s what these experts identified as five trends to watch this year for […]

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13
Jan
2016
Top Trends for Office and Industrial Investors
Posted On January 13, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

When it comes to the U.S. and global economies – and specifically the impact of industrial and office performance and investment – what comes to mind? Listen in as a panel of experts discuss the top trends in interest rates, the millennial effect, and cap rate […]

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04
Jan
2016
Rebranding and Revitalizing the Suburban Office Park
Posted On January 4, 2016  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

A transformation is taking place across North America: Once a suburban staple, office parks are starting to look more and more like micro-communities. Retail stores, movie theaters, restaurants, apartments, bike paths and more are cropping up in and around these spaces as developers adapt to changing […]

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30
Nov
2015
The Priciest Streets in America
Posted On November 30, 2015  By Kathryn Hamilton  And has No Comment

Rodeo Drive, Michigan Avenue and Georgetown’s M Street are notorious as expensive streets for shoppers, but what ranks as the priciest street for real estate, based on rents on a per-square-foot basis? The company’s biennial study of the “Most Expensive Streets” across the United States says […]

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12
Oct
2015
Secular Forces Shaping the Toronto Office Market
Posted On October 12, 2015  By Sam Barbieri  And has No Comment

The Toronto office market is being shaped by trends which have both near-term and long-term impacts. While economic indicators such as GDP and employment growth will always remain important demand drivers, these are largely cyclical forces. There are, however, secular forces at work which sometimes receive […]

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28
Sep
2015
What – and Who – is Shaping Tomorrow’s Urban Landscape?
Posted On September 28, 2015  By Todd Burns  And has No Comment

New research from JLL adds to the voices in local NAIOP chapters – from Hawaii to Massachusetts – about the profound impact the Millennial generation is having on the built environment. This generation, between the ages of 18 and 34, are changing the way we work […]

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