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Retaining Office Tenants in Transitional Times
How best to hold onto footloose companies? With the balance of power in many major markets gradually shifting, trends shaping the field suggest changes ahead.
Retail’s Challenge
Creativity. Innovation. Reinvention. These are popular buzzwords today. And perhaps no sector has proven their value better than retail.
Solid Base
In Washington, D.C., as in so many jurisdictions throughout the country, commercial property assessments and taxes have steadily increased for the last five years.
Flipping the Script
Merle Gross-Ginsburg is a seminal figure in the advancement of women in commercial real estate. Trading her native Galveston, Texas, for Manhattan’s Upper West Side, she set out to rehabilitate the neighborhood, and in the process, became the first person to create a brownstone co-op in New York City. A pioneering property manager and brokerage professional, she launched AREW, the first organization for women real estate professionals, in 1978. Now retired, she continues her advocacy.
Hunting Greenbucks
You can tell a lot about the current state of green financing from what visitors to one U.S. Department of Energy website were looking at this winter.
Steps to Success
Building automation has ascended from the property level to the cloud, creating better efficiencies and controls.
Closing the Gap
Green building continues its frenetic pace globally, and the numbers are staggering.
Change of Seasons
As the first quarter of 2017 passed, we have certainly faced multiple intersections, ranging from political shifts to demographic changes and from technological disruptions to accelerating urbanization. These alterations are placing tremendous pressures on global economies.
Top Real Estate Education Programs 2017
As the demand for higher education increases across industries, the number of universities with real estate-specific programs continues to grow. Here is the 2017 CPE-MHN Leaders in Real Estate Education.