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Reno Seeks to Purchase Motels as Affordable Housing Instead of Letting Developers Demolish Them
The mayor of Reno did little to stop the razing of motels that housed low-income residents or to replace lost units. Following a...
Tax Incentives for Commercial Property Owners and Builders
By James Su, Managing Director, Tax The COVID-19 pandemic continues to deliver unpredictable impacts on U.S. markets, commercial real estate included. Because of...
Top Tips for Commercial Real Estate Brokers Entering the Cannabis Market
By Bryan McLaren, Zoned Properties With the shift towards medical and adult-use cannabis legalization, more than half of the U.S. population now has...
Opinion: Corporate Real Estate Has Become a Black Hole That Devours Money. Time to Fix It.
Written by Gabe Burke. Edited by Sharon Simonson. Real estate portfolios must be restructured. To delay no longer makes sense. When the pandemic...
Opinion: Will the Recent Supreme Court Decision on Vaccination Requirements Impact Office Leasing?
By Vladimir Bosanac Say what you will about liberty in the United States, but as someone who is vaccinated, boosted and taking all...
The Time Has Come for Commercial Real Estate Companies to Embrace the Digital Future
Upgrading legacy IT systems can lead to transformative changes that cut costs, improve efficiency and introduce a higher level of automation By Michael...
Amazon CEO Sets Flexible Return-to-Work Baseline
Amazon CEO, Andy Jassy sent the following message to Amazon’s employees Subject: Updated guidance on where we work Dear Amazonians, I want to...
Mark Whiting, Drawbridge Realty: Suburban Office Outlook Bright as Tenants Provide More Flexible Workspaces for Employees
By Mark Whiting, CEO of Drawbridge Realty One thing that is clear for the real estate market as we progress into the latter...
Clean, Efficient, Equitable Buildings Infrastructure
By Pierre Delforge As part of its Build Back Better budget reconciliation proposal, the U.S. House of Representatives has included historic provisions to...
The Champlain Towers Collapse: The Fight for Justice—How will that Look?
By Tyler Berding, Founding Partner of Berding & Weil, LLP On June 24, 2021, at 1:25 in the morning, half of the twelve-story...
Human-Centered Design for High Schools
By Ingrid Krueger, AIA, LEEP AP, Senior Associate, SRG Partnership Well-designed spaces foster feelings of safety and certainty for all who use them....
Creating Lower-Density Workplaces: Going Outside the Box to Re-Purpose Shared Spaces for Re-Occupancy
By Paul Ferro The Bay Area pioneered the concept of bringing many of life’s necessities and niceties to the workplace. The goal was...
