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Gary Cohn is Director of Institutional A&E Services at Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. An architect with over 40 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, Gary brings a wealth of experience in design and construction. He has advised numerous institutional clients on high profile projects throughout the United States. His areas of expertise include owners representation, capital planning, building assessment, and property resilience.

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East Coast Migration Hubs: 4 States Attracting Domestic Relocators link

Placer Labs Inc.

From Placer Labs Inc.

What factors and states are driving domestic relocators on the east coast? How do these migration patterns impact your CRE strategy and decisions? This white paper analyzes location data in 4 states, and the emerging hubs in each, to shed insight on migration patterns trends shaping the eastern US.