04
Mar
2022
Medical Office Buildings Remain Resilient Amid National Vacancy Trends
Posted On March 4, 2022  By Irina Lupa  And has 1 Comment

As two tumultuous years closed for the office sector and return-to-office plans were upended by new variants and case surges, millions of workers remained in remote or mostly remote setups. And, while the average office vacancy rate climbed across top U.S. markets, one segment continues to […]

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02
Mar
2022
State Leaders Debate Budget Surpluses and Taxes
Posted On March 2, 2022  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

Most state governments have emerged from the pandemic-induced economic slowdown with budgetary surpluses because projected revenue losses did not occur.  Losses in tax collections from certain sectors of the economy, such as restaurants, hospitality and entertainment, were offset by the collection of sales taxes from increased […]

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25
Feb
2022
Two-thirds of Offices Built in Last 20 Years Were in Suburbs
Posted On February 25, 2022  By Patrick McGregor  And has 4 Comments

Images of office buildings usually portray those in a city — dense, glass-covered skyscrapers in the heart of a metropolis. But the majority of office buildings built in the last 20 years were actually in the suburbs. Using data provided by CommercialEdge, COMMERCIALCafé compared where office […]

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22
Feb
2022
Untethered Work: What’s Driving Office Change
Posted On February 22, 2022  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has 3 Comments

Almost every day, another news article pops up about how the workplace is changing. While this isn’t a fresh topic, said Phil Mobley, director of US occupier research with Avison Young in a NAIOP webinar this week, discussion increased with the onset of the pandemic in […]

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11
Feb
2022
Unlocking the Keys to Leadership Success
Posted On February 11, 2022  By Marie Ruff  And has 5 Comments

“Whether you are in a leadership role or not, you are a leader,” said Leah Brown, Certified Dare to Lead™ facilitator, in a members-only webinar this week presented by Trammell Crow Company. You may be a leader in your industry, your family, your community, or elsewhere. […]

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01
Feb
2022
How Inflation Could Influence the Workplace
Posted On February 1, 2022  By Gary Tasman  And has 3 Comments

Part one of this series began with a discussion on inflation and interest rates, and how we anticipate these factors will influence leasing and development in our market. As we continue the new year with the expectation of slowing economic growth and continued high inflation, we […]

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25
Jan
2022
Six Ways to Reduce Risk on Office Construction Projects
Posted On January 25, 2022  By Michael Casolo  And has 5 Comments

The right design may be the key to achieving the flexible, experiential physical workplace of the future – but it’s only half the battle. Even the most flawless blueprint requires seamless construction delivery to unlock its maximum potential. Smooth construction may sound like an oxymoron given […]

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21
Jan
2022
Office Development Pipeline Robust Even as Return-to-office Plans Remain on Hold
Posted On January 21, 2022  By Irina Lupa  And has 7 Comments

In summer 2021, the office market was gearing up for a much-anticipated return to the office in the fall as a result of widespread optimism owing to efficient COVID-19 vaccine rollouts and falling case counts. However, the emergence and subsequent ascent of the delta and omicron […]

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19
Jan
2022
Democrats in Search of a Plan
Posted On January 19, 2022  By Aquiles Suarez  And has 6 Comments

Congressional Democrats are struggling to come up with a plan to pass legislation containing much of their and President Joe Biden’s domestic policy agenda, with an eye toward having tangible achievements that can be touted in their 2022 midterm reelection bids. After spending much of 2021 […]

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13
Jan
2022
How Will Inflation Impact Commercial Real Estate?
Posted On January 13, 2022  By Gary Tasman  And has 8 Comments

We’ve all noticed the change — at the supermarket, gas pumps, and nearly everywhere else. Whether it was the cost of your Christmas tree or your New Year’s Eve champagne, prices are significantly higher today than they were just one year ago. In fact, the Consumer […]

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