31
Jul
2019
What You’re Reading: Top Blog Hits in 2019
Posted On July 31, 2019  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

You’re in good company! A little more than halfway through 2019, the NAIOP Market Share blog has surpassed last year’s readership and emerged as a can’t-miss read for CRE professionals. Catch up on our top five most-read posts published this year, and check back weekly for […]

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29
Jul
2019
Big Data’s Big Impact
Posted On July 29, 2019  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Big data. It’s a buzzy term thrown about, but what does it really mean? And what does it specifically mean for commercial real estate? Development magazine describes big data in CRE as spanning “everything from leasing, financial and demographic statistics, to building systems information, to tenant […]

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24
Jun
2019
Industrial Real Estate Still On a Tear Amid Potential Disruptors And Geopolitical Uncertainty
Posted On June 24, 2019  By John Sheaffer  And has No Comment

By any measure, industrial real estate continues to lead all other product types, and the conversation regarding its competitive strengths, coming challenges and seemingly unending growth was center stage at NAIOP’s I.CON West, held June 6-7, in Long Beach, California. I.CON is the nation’s largest gathering […]

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07
Jun
2019
The Impact of Autonomous Trucking on Logistics
Posted On June 7, 2019  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Every day, a truck moves 150 pounds of goods per American, according to CNBC, and trucks make up 70% of all freight volume. But the large industry is plagued with a major problem: There aren’t enough truck drivers to meet the growing demand for deliveries. At […]

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06
Jun
2019
What Retailers are Doing to Fulfill Omnichannel Demand
Posted On June 6, 2019  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Studies have shown that shoppers of all ages are buying more online than in stores than ever before. So how are retailers addressing these shopping and buying habits? David Hudson and Chris Sultemeier, two leaders from Duke Realty, tackled this topic at I.CON West 2019, NAIOP’s […]

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06
Jun
2019
The Port of Long Beach: Ready for the Next Generation of Big Ships
Posted On June 6, 2019  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

In addition to a pod of dolphins, attendees were treated to numerous impressive sights during the boat tour of the Port of Long Beach today at I.CON West 2019, in Long Beach, California. The port has made progress on several major projects since I.CON attendees toured […]

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22
May
2019
Industrial Sector Embraces Innovation as Consumer Demand Stays Strong
Posted On May 22, 2019  By Trey Barrineau  And has No Comment

Amid a strong economy and surging demand for consumer products, industrial remains one of the hottest segments in the commercial real estate industry. That’s in spite of a minor cooling off that’s predicted for 2019 after several years of exceptional growth powered by the rise of […]

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29
Apr
2019
How to Capitalize on 5G Upgrades with your Cell Site Tenants
Posted On April 29, 2019  By Nick G. Foster  And has 1 Comment

We read headlines about the race to 5G in the news almost daily. The news promises that 5G will exponentially increase the speeds at which we receive and transmit data over our mobile devices. To get to the stage where the U.S. consumer can enjoy 5G, […]

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04
Mar
2019
Construction Momentum to Continue Through First Half of 2019 As Industry Navigates Mixed Conditions
Posted On March 4, 2019  By Todd Burns  And has No Comment

Facing a mix of potential risks and boosts, the U.S. construction industry is positioned to provide ample excitement in 2019. Forward indicators are flashing green, but with project margins facing pressure from all sides, a year with growth equal to that of 2018 would be considered […]

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14
Jan
2019
In Detroit, an Iconic Building’s Rebirth Signals Big Changes for the Automotive Industry
Posted On January 14, 2019  By Trey Barrineau  And has 1 Comment

A building that serves as a notorious symbol of Detroit’s decline will find new life thanks to an automobile company that is the most iconic symbol of the city’s rise. Ford Motor recently purchased the Michigan Central Station, a train depot that was once a grand […]

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