Technology

“The renovations have created modern spaces that fit the needs of corporations and medical offices seeking to expand or relocate,” says Joel Bergstein, president, LEG.

While technology advancement may be concerning many real estate investors, but industrial developers aren't worrying about the impact of technology.

A roundup of recent deals, leases, executive moves, and other news from the past week.

LEED certifications are important to environmentally-conscious tenants, but many now ask whether their offices can do more to foster good health among their employees.

In 2018, rather than cramming in every feature, look for developers to carefully design amenity packages that reflect residents' lifestyles.

Philadelphia law firms are likely to feel the effects of an office space shakeout currently underway in New York, says Cushman & Wakefield's Sherry Cushman.

With technology rapidly changing, developers today are grappling with how to deliver relevant product several years from now.

From telemedicine sessions and online nutritionists to Internet-enabled smart devices, seniors can use technology to live safely and independently at home in Cox and Shea Homes' Senior Smart Home.