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Women of Influence: Advice From The Trenches

Natalie Dolce | July 22, 2020

We Asked What Women Have Learned as they Continue to Make Inroads in Commercial Real Estate. Here are their Answers

Women of Influence: A Mile In Her Shoes

Erika Morphy | July 22, 2020

It Is Already An Uphill Climb For Women In Commercial Real Estate. For Women Of Color The Slog Can Be That Much Harder. Read On To See How Bad, Or Good, It Can Get.

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Where the Next Hot Tech Markets Will Be

Erika Morphy | July 22, 2020

Tech-talent employment tends to be more resilient than other occupations.

Features

The Retail Marriages That Make Sense

Erika Morphy | July 22, 2020

Even if the Amazon-JCPenney marriage doesn't materialize, brick-and-mortar makes sense for some online retailers.

Analysis

A Sector-By-Sector Look at How CMBS Is Expected to Perform This Year

Dan Packel | July 22, 2020

Net operating income for property-level loans increased for the ninth straight year, but the COVID-19 pandemic is bound to put an end to the streak.

Research

The Level of Potentially Distressed Assets Has Leapt Since Spring

Robert Storace | July 22, 2020

In its latest report detailing the second quarter of 2020, RCA says COVID-19 hit certain real estate sectors harder than others.

Features

Breaking Down the Case for Scaling Back on Office Space

Pearl Wu | July 22, 2020

Companies can save roughly $11,000 per employee with a flexible work-from-home arrangement

Features

San Jose Landmark Contest Receives Nearly 1,000 Creative Submissions

Lisa Brown | July 22, 2020

The Arena Green landmark aims to give Santa Clara County "an enduring and unique design that advances humanity in the world's epicenter of innovation" and will be presented as a gift to San Jose.

San Diego Economic Loss Wipes Out Gains of Last Two Years

Kelsi Maree Borland | July 22, 2020

The economic forecast at the most recent CREW San Diego event expects a recovery through 2023 to 2026.

Features

El Paso is Beneficiary of Manufacturing Moves to Mexico

Lisa Brown | July 22, 2020

The industrial market in El Paso is posting industrial occupancy rates at 96.5% as global brands realize the benefits of having a location on the US-Mexico border, including a 1 million-square-foot spec build by VanTrust.

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Women of Influence: Advice From The Trenches

Women of Influence: A Mile In Her Shoes

Where the Next Hot Tech Markets Will Be

The Retail Marriages That Make Sense

A Sector-By-Sector Look at How CMBS Is Expected to Perform This Year

The Level of Potentially Distressed Assets Has Leapt Since Spring

Breaking Down the Case for Scaling Back on Office Space

San Jose Landmark Contest Receives Nearly 1,000 Creative Submissions

San Diego Economic Loss Wipes Out Gains of Last Two Years

El Paso is Beneficiary of Manufacturing Moves to Mexico

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