According to the Real Estate Outlook study, Q42020 , commercial real estate (CRE) professionals are looking to a limited number of specific sectors for growth in 2021, namely e-commerce, medical…

Published: January 27, 2021 First off, the true and necessary facts: The Covid-19 pandemic has been a once-in-a-generation level crisis, and the loss of health and life is a tragedy.…

Published: January 13, 2021 The economic and social conditions in 2020 wreaked havoc on the traditional commercial real estate (CRE) winners and losers, with industrial, logistics, cold storage, and warehousing…

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Office design tips are always at the top of trending CRE articles - and it’s not hard to see why. In today’s world of business, company culture is top-of-mind for tenants and office property owners. A winning building cultivates productivity while generously addressing employee comfort, health, and wellbeing.

As we trudge forward with market recovery, everyone is looking towards the commercial space to see what new health regulations are going to emerge to combat the looming threat of COVID. Today, people care about sanitation and health more than ever. The pandemic has changed the way that people think. No one will feel comfortable dwelling in a public building if the proper regulations are not put in place. These sentiments that emerged with the recent pandemic are placing a heavy new responsibility on commercial real estate professionals.

2020 will be remembered as the year everything paused from an unexpected and unprecedented pandemic. As a result, industries all over the world faced massive challenges - commercial real estate included. From intensifying consumer demands to economic hardships, it’s been a tough ride for CRE sectors such as office, retail, and restaurants.

With a company’s online presence being their primary imprint on the industry right now, there’s no room for error. Following the massive online integration of businesses as a result of the pandemic, an e-brand is everything. It’s the way that prospects get introduced to you, competitors gauge you, and the community interacts with you.

Building owners, specifiers, architects, and consultants have become concerned about protecting their investments by following the latest building codes. The International Building Code adopts standards that are based on studies of winds and the research of the damage that has occurred. This standard, developed by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for determining the structural soundness, is referenced as ASCE 7.

Technology is always pushing commercial real estate beyond the boundaries of what’s considered possible and probable. And right now, these tech-powered miracles are needed more than ever.

The coronavirus pandemic has affected every industry segment in some way or another, and the real estate market is no exception. At the height of the pandemic in April, apartment retention hit an all-time high in the United States, with the overwhelming majority of American renters being either unable or unwilling to move or relocate.

These certainly are unprecedented times. The coronavirus pandemic continues to impact the lives of millions of Americans, and no one is quite sure just when things will get back to normal (if they ever do, that is).