Corporate Real Estate

Hugh Kelly: Today’s Site Selection Criteria

Counselors of Real Estate 2014 Chair Hugh Kelly outlines corporations’ new site selection priorities during NAREE’s 48th annual conference in Houston.

NAREE Special Report: The Commercial Real Estate Rundown

The office and industrial sectors are looking strong in the near term thanks to an economy that is encouraging diversity via an expanding tenant base.

Spear Street Capital ID’ed as Buyer of BlackBerry Portfolio

Spear Street Capital L.L.C., announced yesterday as the buyer of the majority of BlackBerry’s Canadian real estate holdings, brings its substantial experience in taking over corporate offices that have become excess to requirements.

MIPIM Special Series — Part One: Shared Buildings and Spaces

The first in a three-part series of reports on worldwide real estate focused on shared buildings and spaces.

Curtis Spencer: Is E-Commerce Right for You?

Curtis Spencer, president of IMS Worldwide Inc., offers insights on the fast-growing e-commerce distribution phenomenon with CPE editorial director Suzann Silverman during NAIOP’s inaugural E.CON conference.

For Studley, $260M Merger with Savills Promises Blooming Global Platform

“We will be uniquely positioned to develop new business from around the globe, while continuing to deliver exceptional service to clients,” Mitchell Steir, Studley’s chairman & CEO, told CPE.

Neuberger Berman Takes 355 KSF at Vornado’s 1290 Avenue of the Americas

The investment management firm will relocate to the Midtown Manhattan trophy tower in late 2016 after 24 years at 605 Third Ave.

CoreNet Global, Rocky Mountain Institute Offer Road Map for Energy Use

In an effort to advance the next generation of energy management in corporate real estate, CoreNet Global and the Rocky Mountain Institute have released a new framework for owners, tenants, property managers and other stakeholders.

CPE 100 Quarterly Sentiment Survey: Job Market Growth to Boost Demand for Space in 2014

Half of executives surveyed say that end users will seek more space for expanded departments or geographic growth in 2014.