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Teleworking Could Turn Two Million Renter Households in Home Owners

Jacqueline Thomsen | September 10, 2020

With nearly half of Americans theoretically able to telecommute, Zillow found that almost 2 million American renters living in pricey metro regions could afford starter homes in less expensive parts of the country.

Multifamily Trends Continue Despite the COVID-19 Pandemic

Carley Beckum | September 10, 2020

The multifamily asset class has continued to show resiliency, according to CREXi.

Re-imagining Your Core Office Space for a Flexible Workforce

Pearl Wu | September 10, 2020

The traditional office work space may need to be reinvented in order to maximize productivity and reduce unused space.

California's Prop15 Could Increase Taxes for CRE Owners Significantly

Kelsi Maree Borland | September 10, 2020

The split roll tax initiative on the November ballot is the largest proposed tax increase in California history.

Houston's Proximity to Laredo Allows Inbound Sea Freight Leverage

Lisa Brown | September 10, 2020

Houston has the ability to leverage inbound sea freight with product coming in from Mexico and Central America, making it the ideal spot for global supply chains, says Colliers' Industrial US Seaport Outlook.

Addressing Abatement Clauses in New Office Leases

Kelsi Maree Borland | September 10, 2020

Office owners should consider lease modifications so as not to inadvertently provide abatement rights to tenants.

Polestar Popup Looks to Attract Needed Foot Traffic to Union Square

Lisa Brown | September 10, 2020

There has been a scarcity of Union Square retail newcomers during the pandemic, and Polestar chose the Macy's location for its high-profile nature, which should drive customers to the popup location.