by Josh Richards,Director of Sustainability
For years, tenants have clamored for the new/now/next
in office design. Collaborative space, relaxation stations, fitness centers, high-end
kitchens, lounges and wine bars are just some of the features that drove tenants
to ink leases. Amenities like these are touted as tools to recruit top talent and
keep employees in the office where formal and…
Brian Banaszynski Regional Partner, Northeast Transwestern Development Company
More than three decades ago, the film Field of Dreams taught
us something about passion. The catchphrase “if you build it, they will come”
is one of the most quoted movie lines of all…
By David Klein and Jerry Milenbach
It seems like all we
hear lately is another company listing some or all of its office real estate
for sublease, adding to the glut of space already on the market. Unfortunately,
no region is immune to the realities of how working from…
How This Investment Tool Can Help Support U.S. Economic Recovery
Doug Prickett, CRESenior Managing Director Investment & Analytics
Map courtesy of Economic Innovation Group: eig.org/opportunityzones
Qualified Opportunity zones (OZs) were created by…
By Pete Miceli
As organizations and employees consider their
return to the office, building management is often asked by owners and tenants:
what are we doing to make the office safe? Aside from social distancing
protocols, mask requirements, floor decals and desk…
By Robert Murphy
After a year of monumental
changes driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a good time to touch upon how the
commercial real estate lending market has fared and how the landscape may have
changed for new borrowers. Loan originators working at real…
By Michael Griffin
Employees
are showing a distinct preference for flexible work environments, and employers
are embracing this new dynamic. When COVID-19 forced people into their home offices,
it became clear that they could perform focused tasks very well, without…
By John Bell
Historically,
commercial real estate property sales have relied heavily on in-person
interactions, such as on-site tours, inspections and tenant interviews, and
countless meetings between sellers, brokers, and prospective buyers. Like many
things, the…
Working Mothers and the Pandemic: Will Disrupted Households Lead to Derailed Careers?
February 5, 2021
By Blake Peterson
School closures due to
COVID-related measures have absolutely disrupted households with working
parents. Families with kids who can’t effectively administer remote learning
independently have taken on a potentially unmanageable burden.
By
Leah Gallagher
The
threat of shorter office lease terms has been looming over the commercial real
estate industry for several years. Companies first braced for the potential
impact of new standards from the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)
recognizing…