#CPETalks
How Are Millennials, Gen Z Reshaping Suburban Offices?
Wright Heerema Architects’ Roger Heerema and Franklin Partners’ Ray Warner reveal how younger generations are transforming design in suburban and secondary markets.
Q&A: Georgia’s Supercharged Data Center Ecosystem
With the passage of House Bill 696, the state is poised to become the second-largest market on the East Coast, according to QTS Executive Vice President Butch Goldi. The industry veteran touches on the impacts and challenges of the new business landscape.
The Future of NNN: Easier, More Accessible
Brokers+Engineers’ Camille Renshaw reveals the story behind the industry’s first technology platform for trading triple-net lease properties. She also discusses the factors shaping this unique real estate niche.
Office Design: How to Attract Tenants in Competitive Markets
Companies are refining their demands for personalized workplaces. Matthew Ruopoli of Sydness Architects shares his experience in attracting tenants through virtual staging as well as various elements of a successful office design in a hot market such as New York City.
The Opportunity Behind Vacant Mall Spaces
Well-known retailers announced thousands of store closings this year, giving most mall operators the shivers. Noddle Cos. Vice President of Leasing Gordon Sudbeck reveals his predictions on how the retail landscape is about to pivot.
Prop C’s Impact on San Francisco Rents
Jamie Mahoney of Transwestern discusses the potential effects of the newly adopted Proposition C on the city’s office market, following the June elections. While many fear rent hikes, there are other factors to be considered.
Fitness Joins the Brick-and-Mortar Vacancy Debate
Robert Cohen, CEO of Earth Treks and Planet Granite, touches on how gyms are benefiting from the experiential retail trend and the advantages of having social spaces in health clubs.
Revitalizing Buildings in Boston: Thriving on Authenticity
CBT Architects Principal & Director of Asset Strategy Haril Pandya discusses the intricate process of revitalizing buildings in Boston and reveals efficient ways of breathing new life into old buildings.
Q&A: Will the New Charter School Bill Impact CRE?
Joey Blakley, vice president at Foundry Commercial, discusses the controversial legislation and shares his insights on the effects this new bill might have on commercial real estate.
CRE Lending in Seattle: Excellent Time to Be a Borrower
U.S. Bank Senior Vice President James Payne provides insight into the financing landscape of one of the country’s fastest-growing markets.