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Community gardens, urban agriculture, or cohousing communities are nothing new. But so-called “agrihoods” certainly are, with developers quickly learning that incorporating healthy food in development projects can pay dividends. The Michigan Urban Farming Initiative, a nonprofit founded in 2011, defines an agrihood as an alternative neighborhood growth model that positions agriculture as the c...
SAN JOSE, CA – FEBRUARY 1, 2018 – CBRE announced a new build-to-suit office opportunity at Bay 101 Technology Place, a mixed-use, high-rise project at 1740 North First Street in North San Jose. The nine-story Class A tower is currently entitled for approximately 245,000 square feet of office space. Located at the intersection of Highway 101 and First Street adjacent to the new Bay 101 Casi...
One way malls are filling empty spaces is with Dave & Buster’s, according to CNBC. Manhattan real estate sales have stalled after the passage of tax reform, the Wall Street Journal reports. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. After Tax Overhaul, Manhattan Real-Estate Sales Seize Up “The tax overhaul and its elimination of some tax advantage...
The Colliers-LiquidSpace partnership marks a new beginning for flexible real estate. But more broadly, commercial real estate as a whole is pressing towards the future. Hats off to Colliers International for their insight in being an early adopter of flexible real estate technology. Colliers is one of the most influential real estate services companies in the world. Seeing the shift in commercial ...
New Year, Positive Outlook February 6, 20180 CommentBy JLL Retail 5 ways retailers can increase sales volumes online and in-store all year The holiday season is the most wonderful time of the year, or so the song goes. It’s also the time of the year where majority of retailers reach their highest annual sales volumes and luckily the increase this season was significant. Retail had one of its be...
Jerome Powell was sworn in as the new Federal Reserve chairman, reports MarketWatch. Department store chain Bon-Ton Stores has filed for Chapter 11 protection, according to CNBC. These are among today’s just reads from around the commercial real estate industry. Jerome Powell Sworn In as Fed Chairman “Jerome Powell officially took the helm of the Federal Reserve Board on Monday, replacing Jane...
Sidewalk Labs announced the launch of a new spinoff company, Coord, that will be a connective tissue for street-related data, government, private companies, emerging mobility services, and the people who live in cities. Coord is an API layer for transportation and a coordination platform for mobility services, navigation tools, and urban infrastructure. The company can help a ride-hail service m...
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We are a month into 2018 and the prediction articles have slowed down, so I figured I would weigh in. Here are my thoughts about who will win in 2018 in a few key areas within corporate real estate. Office Space: WeWork has changed the game. The company that is now valued over $20b built a business based on culture and providing space as a service. Recently, a friend told me that after touring the...
Startups and SMBs located in Washington DC now have an easy and fast way to find their next office space: Truss. With its AI-based platform and 3D tour capability, Truss enables startups and SMBs to find their next office space in two minutes flat. The way it works is simple. Truss uses its AI-based chatbot, Vera, to gather and analyze tenant requirements and preferences to create a list of proper...