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Making Connections: Top U.S. Cities for Networking Outside of NYC

September 1, 2023| Coworking, Entertainment, Featured, Hospitality, Hotel, Job Market, Meeting and event space, National| Views: 0

In 1985, telecommunications expert and consultant Bill Lewis wrote a news article in which he first coined the term ‘networking’ to describe interactions between individuals...

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Expert Insights: Scott Acton Discusses Innovation, Las Vegas’ Competitive CRE Market

February 25, 2021| Featured, Office, Q&A| Views: 0

Scott Acton, CEO of Las Vegas-based Forte Specialty Contractors, shared with us his insights on what makes the Las Vegas commercial real estate market unique, but also how in...

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What If All US Metros Followed the NY PAUSE Strategy?

March 24, 2020| Featured, Job Market, National| Views: 0

The C.D.C. strongly advises reducing population density, in order to slow the spread of COVID-19 and allow our healthcare system the time to take this issue on successfully. We...

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Top 100 Most Expensive U.S. Office Submarkets in 2019

February 18, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Featured, National, Office| Views: 0

Main Takeaways Mountain View – Shoreline was the nation’s most expensive submarket in 2019, with an average sale price of $1,554 per square foot of office space. The average...

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Top 50 US Cities Ranked by Progress of Urban Sustainability

December 9, 2019| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Millennials, Sustainability| Views: 0

Washington D.C. is the greenest lantern in the land, maintaining its high standards and urban development policies geared toward sustainability. New York City’s high...

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Metro-to-Metro Migration: Which US Metro Areas Are Winning?

October 24, 2019| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Job Market, National| Views: 0

More than 45 million Americans changed residences between 2017 and 2018, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates. This means that more than 14% of the total U.S. population...

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Are You Living in One of the Cities Where Commuting Time Increased the Most or Least?

August 13, 2019| Market Reports, Millennials, National| Views: 0

If you live and work in the U.S., you likely have some form of commute to work. Whether you take the train or go by car, bus or subway – or all of the above – commuting takes...

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10 Famous US Architects Who Have Made A Difference

| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Resources| Views: 0

What makes one building different from the next? After all, they’re all made of the same basic elements – brick, stone, cement, metal, and glass. Innovative architects...

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Slow Traffic Making for a Hellish Commute? Try Bike Sharing!

| Commercial Real Estate News, Millennials, Resources, Sustainability, Technology| Views: 21

The “bikeshare bonanza,” as Forbes put it, is something all communities should get behind. Our 25-city survey conducted earlier this year revealed that most urban residents...

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The Rise of the American Skyscraper—Current Building Boom Falls Short of the Prolific 1980s

September 5, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Mixed-use, Office, Skylines| Views: 143

Executive Summary The historic cultural importance of the skyscraper, and this article’s methodology; Mapping the skyscraper construction timeline from NYC, Chicago and...

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