11
Nov
2021
Industrial Renaissance: Innovation and Technology
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Marie Ruff  And has 1 Comment

Leading experts in the field addressed how technology and innovation are enabling an evolution of warehouse and distribution real estate in a session at I.CON East this week in Jersey City, New Jersey moderated by Kate Bryden, LEED AP BD+C, senior vice president development, MRP Industrial LLC. Here […]

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11
Nov
2021
What’s Ahead for Supply Chains?
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Trey Barrineau  And has 1 Comment

Complex factors – including the COVID-19 pandemic, weather, clogged ports, labor shortages and many more – are fueling the ongoing disruption of global supply chains, which is putting inflationary pressure on the global economy. A panel at NAIOP’s I.CON East, held this week in Jersey City, […]

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11
Nov
2021
An Evolving Landscape for Middle- and Last-Mile Logistics
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Shawn Moura, Ph.D.  And has 2 Comments

Middle- and last-mile solutions are key for meeting the increasing needs and expectations of customers in urban areas expecting quick turnaround from the click of ordering products online to the knock on their door of final delivery. During a session at I.CON East, Rob Kossar, vice […]

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11
Nov
2021
Supply Chain, Rising Rents and Cost of Materials: What’s Next for Industrial Real Estate
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has 2 Comments

Four industrial real estate experts took the stage in the opening keynote session of I.CON East, held this week in Jersey City, New Jersey. “If there was ever a group of leaders who are doing the deals, deploying the capital, and developing in billions of square […]

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11
Nov
2021
Kearny Point: Flexible, Creative Workspace for the New Economy
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Marie Ruff  And has 1 Comment

“Lights, camera, action!” Not words many people think of when it comes to industrial real estate, except, as a project tour of Kearny Point during I.CON East in Jersey City, New Jersey, made clear, maybe they should. With many people dramatically increasing their time at home […]

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05
Nov
2021
Hybrid Goals? Reinventing the Office, Faster and Better Than Before
Posted On November 5, 2021  By Michael Casolo  And has 5 Comments

Workplace changes resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic are sweeping us forward into an era of hybrid work, giving businesses a historic opportunity to rewrite the workplace rulebook. Given predictions most employees will return to their offices by first quarter 2022, many leaders are considering not just […]

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03
Nov
2021
Local Reliance on Property Tax Revenue
Posted On November 3, 2021  By Toby Burke  And has 4 Comments

Every local government in the United States is required to operate under a balanced budget where incoming revenues equal outgoing expenditures. The National League of Cities has referred to these local budget as “political instrument(s)” that governs public policy priorities, funds government services and programs, sets spending […]

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29
Oct
2021
Vacancy Rates at Less Than 15% and a Rise in Average U.S. Office Listing Rates
Posted On October 29, 2021  By CommercialEdge Team  And has 3 Comments

The Delta variant of COVID-19 has continued to delay the return-to-work plans of many companies. Still, rising vaccination rates and declining case numbers have provided hope for many companies. Anyone worried about the future of office work can look at the continual investment of big tech […]

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26
Oct
2021
Four Future Workplace Principles
Posted On October 26, 2021  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

How can organizations best position themselves to effectively respond to behavioral shifts and new generational needs? What changes to the workplace can create a culture of creativity and success? In a recent NAIOP webinar, Mark Bryan, Certified Futurist and director of innovation and research, M+A Architects, […]

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20
Oct
2021
Will Virginia Governor’s Race Nudge Congressional Democrats on Infrastructure Bill?
Posted On October 20, 2021  By Aquiles Suarez  And has 1 Comment

Anyone who has been following the ongoing saga of President Joe Biden’s domestic agenda in Congress is well aware of the deep divisions between the progressive and moderate wings of the Democratic party on key elements of that agenda. Progressive Democrats in the House of Representatives […]

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