Thought Leadership

With parking design and implementation so expensive and unpredictable, developers should take flexibility and feasibility into account.

Off-campus medical office plays are all the rage these days. The same can be said for on-campus medical office, and it's time to re-evaluate the sector's niche status.

The nature of work is changing, and that's not just a tech thing. One expert on the subject believes that those managers who don't recognize the changes taking place around them are traveling a road to irrelevance.

“When a shopper gets into the car, they need to think of our shopping center first.” That's a strategy worked best at Federal Realty by a close union of asset and property managers, says Federal's Bryan Furze.

Traditional leases alone aren't enough to serve today's corporate occupiers, say the folks of CBRE. Agility in its approach to space serves the tenant (and their employees) best--which means it serves the landlord as well.

It's all about customer experience in the office environment today. What's more, you needn't break the bank to provide it and keep your occupants happy. 

An unprecedented economic expansion and a millennial workforce endeared to the CBD continues to feed multifamily demand. Now all we need is for the development community to keep pace.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Will Mathews of Colliers shares his insights into investor interest in secondary markets and Baby Boomers craving more market-rate active adult communities, which to this point, are rare.