Class-B office buildings can compete with newer properties for tenants and generate higher rents if they offer first class connectivity. Learn more: https://t.co/ODD8wL8oYu
There are businesses looking for industrial flex space right now to overcome the challenges of rising rents and low vacancy rates. Learn more: https://t.co/BamPE69r35
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According to the American Institute of Architects, architecture firm billings grew in May 2018, marking the eighth consecutive month of solid growth. https://t.co/xzJtMTKCE3
Demand for last-mile industrial space is exploding, thanks in large part to ecommerce giant Amazon’s growing need for fulfillment and distribution space. Here’s why that might be a good thing for urban and suburban markets. https://t.co/BiDje8Nv9J
By 2027, half the U.S. population will be freelance. If cities focus on that, attracting independent workers and startups suddenly seems a lot more important than, say, courting Amazon. https://t.co/JJJEdXDwqn