Nicholas Ziegler
Visionary: The New Technology
Liberty Property Trust chief information officer Steve Messaros spoke with CPE about the integrated, corporate-level approach the REIT has taken to its business strategies, and in particular how technology and real estate work together. By Suzann Silverman.
Special Report: FPL Reports on Hiring Opportunities and How Talent Will be Compensated in 2012
A downturn can provide breathing room for firms to examine compensation levels and hiring demand. By William Ferguson and Jeremy Banoff.
News Trend: Slow Growth for Retail in 2012?
While multi-family looks to be the darling asset class going into the new year, investors are not forgetting about the retail sector. By Nicholas Ziegler, News Editor.
Market View: Top Real Estate Tech Trends 2011: A Year in Review
We jumped the early-adopter stage on many technologies in 2011, moving innovations like intelligent buildings and mobile applications to the forefront in the CRE industry. By Jim Young.
Leadership & Learning: Patience, Restraint Pay Off in Response to Occupy Wall Street
Brookfield faced challenges on multiple fronts with the Occupy Wall Street protests and it walked a fine line to deal with the problem. By Paul Rosta.
Feature: Trailblazing Builder Bob Voit Retools for the Next Cycle
With a career spanning half a century and with more than 45 million square feet of development, acquisitions and property management bearing his mark, Bob Voit has solidified his legacy in the industry. By Paul Rosta.
Editor’s Note: Technology’s Advance
Exciting new technological developments are advancing the industry, no matter what the uncertain economic climate may bring. By Suzann Silverman, Editorial Director.
Economist’s View: A Better Economy in 2012?
While the holiday season brought a small jolt of energy to the economy, it did not provide enough fizz to make everyone’s celebration cups full. By George Ratiu.
Dees Stribling's Economy Watch Weekly
A foreclosure deal at home, but no Greek debt deal yet. CPE‘s economic analyst, Dees Stribling, gives his podcast for the week ending Feb. 10, 2012.
Lionheart Capital Purchases 700 KSF Miami Heart Institute
With the acquisition of the former Miami Heart Institute, Lionheart Capital L.L.C. has just gotten its hands on a prime waterfront property in Miami. The real estate investment firm acquired the 700,000-square-foot facility from Mount Sinai Medical Center.