By David Graff
While construction cost increases have slowed in 2023, labor, financing and supply chain issues persist. Development and construction projects of all shapes and sizes, from corporate interiors to life sciences campuses, continue experiencing time-consuming bottlenecks. When deals take longer to kick off, precious time is siphoned from the development and construction phase…
Hand in Hand: How Integrated Technology Management Elevates Asset Services
July 17, 2023
By Jason Moersch
Perpetually challenged to do more
with less, asset managers must make strategic decisions that satisfy building,
ownership and tenant needs simultaneously. Namely, they strive to save money,
reduce risk, meet performance expectations and maximize the…
Pulling Out All the Stops: Healthcare systems build loyalty through real estate
May 19, 2023
By Blake Williams
A confluence of events advances transformation in the healthcare sector: an aging population, shifts in healthcare delivery, technological innovation and increased competition leading to more patient choices.
Addressing these issues, medical…
Broadening real estate decision factors leads to better outcomes
by Andrew Matheny
In the current business climate, economic incentives carry greater significance in real estate location strategy and are a means by which state and local governments catalyze growth.
How Receivership Benefits Lenders, Borrowers – and even Tenants
by Tom Dwyer and Bonnie Boden
Tightening
market conditions, loan maturities and expiring cap rates are causing difficult
conversations between lenders and borrowers. The Mortgage Bankers…
Diane McKinney, Jason Moersch and Karen Reenan
For asset owners, transitioning a building to outsourced
management or from one third-party provider to another can seem like a
formidable endeavor. Before putting their property, systems and people in the
hands of a new…
Capital, Construction & Other Considerations for Life Sciences Real Estate
by Peter ConteSenior Vice President, Laboratory + Life Sciences
Venture capital flowing into the life sciences sector has slowed in 2022 from its blistering pace in 2021, according to…
Pressure
Mounts for Greater Efficiency
by Neal Perkey, General
Manager, Asset Services, Los Angeles
In
May, the California Water Resources Control Board passed a measure requiring
agencies to implement contingency plans for up to a 20% shortage in…
Flexibility,
Innovation (and a Bit of Patience)
by Andrew Matheny, Dallas Research Manager
For many months the national narrative has not been kind to the office sector. Images of empty urban districts and rosy assessments of remote work have made it challenging for…
By Thomas Galvin Research Manager, Southern California
The United States has had remarkable price stability for the
last 40 years, which has shaped the inflation expectations of younger Americans,
especially those below the median age of 38. However, a close…