By Jimmy Hinton
Following weeks of headlines rightly focused on infection
and fatality rates, equity and debt markets are now demonstrating a better
understanding of the myriad ways coronavirus, or COVID-19, is impacting – and
will continue to impact – supply chains, gross domestic productivity, and
corporate profits in the world’s largest economies.
Similarly, equity and fixed-income…
Commercial Property Management Administration Offers a Ladder to Career Advancement
February 11, 2020
By Nicole Audette
Commercial property managementteams require administrative assistants that possess the organizational skills and aptitude to handle the daily demands of a fast-paced real estate sector. Once a role that revolved around unskilled office tasks…
Digging In: Obtaining Public Buy-in for New Real Estate Developments
January 29, 2020
By Gregory Boler
Regardless of location,real estate developersmust overcome a series of challenges before the first shovel hits the ground. The most significant obstacles involve securing the necessary entitlements such as zoning, land-use, and permitting…
Simplifying the Importance of Net Present Value in Commercial Real Estate
January 23, 2020
By Chase Bourdelaise
When comparing multiple long-term financial obligations where each option has varied payments over time, it is important to look at the aggregate cost of the liability as well as the net present value (NPV), which accounts for the value of money over…
By Cece Conway
During the past 10 years, the amount of money raised and deployed by private equity firms for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) has consistently increased. According to McKinsey’s annual review ofprivate investing, private equity’s net asset…
Transwestern and Devencore have compiled results of their 2020 Commercial Real Estate Sentiment Survey, summarizing the firms’ outlook for U.S. and Canadian real estate markets. Brokers and analysts across 43 North American offices shared insight on the office/medical…
By Brian Banaszynski
Typically, the United States has had a recession every decade since 1850, but we’re at the 10-year expansion mark and the economy still appears steady. This stability is due to a number of factors, but supply and demand in the industrial real…
By David Klein
The life sciences industry relies on a constant flow of innovation to power its progress to commercialize its discoveries for consumer use. But many budding entrepreneurs leading these discoveries need specialized environments to conduct their experiments…
By Danny Mangru
The Manhattan office market, often considered a bellwether for commercial real estate across the country, witnessed a slowdown in leasing activity during third quarter 2019. At the same time, several large blocks of space were added to the market, both…
By Andi Lopez
Property management is a term that has evolved to take on a whole new meaning, reflected in the broader name of Asset Services. What was once viewed as a profession in which a team was put in place to care for a building (i.e., what took place in and outside…