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Property Management: Mixing It Up
In today’s changing retail industry, owners and managers in the sector are developing a new property management playbook.
Make a Run For It
By Paul Rosta If I had to pick a favorite among the hundreds of meetings I’ve enjoyed with real estate professionals over the years, the winner might be a visit some years ago with a gentleman who ran the local office for a large national firm. Lenny, as I’ll call him, was the kind of person who puts you at ease right away—friendly, funny and unpretentious. We talked about everything from the regional economy to market conditions and his professional background, which included a tour of duty as a high-profile appointee in state government. He even quoted a passage from Candide,…
CREW Network Impact Awards: Impactful Influencers
CREW Network’s 2016 Impact Awards celebrate women who do double duty: achieve success in the male-dominated real estate industry and continue to raise the bar with the creative ways they structure deals and conduct business.
GSEs Increase Multifamily Loan Volume, Expand Initiatives
Why multifamily executives expect a strong finish for loan originations this year and continued demand beyond.
CFO Corner: Is Your City Future-Ready?
How High-Tech Tools Are Reshaping Urban Centers
Millennials in Motion
By Gail Kalinoski As the largest, fastest-growing segment of the workforce, Millennials are having a dramatic effect on the modern office. Their well-documented influence on technology, media and advertising continues to shape workplace strategies for those creative industries. Perhaps less obvious, however, is the long reach of the Millennial factor. In a bid to capture this powerful cohort, developers and designers are increasingly blurring the lines between traditional and contemporary workplaces and sometimes even between property categories. Take, for example, a four-building project scheduled to break ground early next year in Carlsbad, Calif. At first glance, a casual observer will…