Asset Management

Why Workplace Wellness Is Sweeping the Office Market

Kelsi Maree Borland |

Workplace wellness is becoming a top consideration for office users, and lack of attention to the trend could impact leasing activity.

Thought Leadership

Renovated Suburban Properties Filling Up

Brian J. Rogal |

Spending several million dollars on renovations can attract enough tenants to fill up properties once plagued by vacancies.

Out-of-State Investors Expanding Suburban Footprints

Brian J. Rogal |

Leasing activity in the metro area outpaces delivery, making it a good time to invest in many of the region’s submarkets.

Speed Is Important When Filling Big Box Retail

Brian J. Rogal |

Municipalities that realize the old retail is probably not coming back can play a key role in fostering adaptive reuse.

News

What’s Old Is New: Renovations Coming to 10 Grand Central

Betsy Kim |

Location and new amenities are cited as reasons why tenants recently leased and expanded at the Marx Realty Midtown property.

Downtown Denver MXD Building Trades

Adele Carter |

“Northland recognized the irreplaceable nature of this asset, which marks their entry into the Denver market."

How to Curate the Perfect Power Center Tenant Mix

Kelsi Maree Borland |

Vestar is constantly monitoring merchandise sales to determine what works and to curate a winning tenant mix.

Research

Studies: Mass Transit Driving Atlanta Office Development

Steve Lubetkin |

MARTA drives $1.4 billion in annual economic activity and supports nearly 25,000 jobs, according to the Cushman & Wakefield report.

Multifamily Developers Eye Downtown Student Housing

Brian J. Rogal |

Adaptive reuse projects are very appealing, and colleges will look favorably on sale-leasebacks that monetize properties and preserve some student housing.

Office Tenants Want ‘Healthy-Lifestyle’ Spaces

Kelsi Maree Borland |

While creative office has been the buzzword in office, but what office tenants are really after is healthy-lifestyle spaces.