Property Management
Coronavirus Fallout for North American CRE Firms to Vary
Some sectors are poised to weather the impact of COVID-19 while others will be under substantial strain, according to DBRS Morningstar.
How Medical Offices Fuse With Mixed-Use Projects
With demand for medical services on the rise, HSA PrimeCare Executive Vice President Robert Titzer predicts that more developers will add health-care components to their mixed-use projects.
NYC Owners, Service Union Agree on Coronavirus Relief
The deal is intended to ease the medical and financial effects on 60,000 local members of the nation’s largest service union, SEIU 32BJ.
A Deep Dive Into Water Management Strategies
Gillan Taddune, CEO of Banyan Water, explains how the use of technology can help managers and owners reduce water consumption across their portfolios.
Simon Shutters US Malls Amid Virus Scare
The retail investor-operator is shuttering its 204 properties across the country until March 29.
The Front Line: How Property Managers Cope With COVID-19
Building operators are relying on their business continuity plans to keep buildings running during this crisis.
How Proptech Is Changing Energy Operations and Green Buildings
Insights from venture capitalist Jake Fingert of Camber Creek on the intersection of energy and technology.
Lincoln Property to Manage $500M Georgia Industrial Park
The company has landed a contract to oversee Stonemont Financial Group’s Georgia International Trade Center, a new metropolitan Savannah logistics complex that will ultimately encompass 7.2 million square feet.
Florida’s Take on the Climate Crisis
Sebastian Jaramillo, partner with law firm Wolfe Pincavage, and Luis Gazitua, partner at JAG Insurance Group, speak about issues arising from climate change in the Sunshine State.
New Energy Conservation Code Passes in NYC
Mayor Bill de Blasio approved the 2020 NYC Energy Conservation Code to combat global warming.