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Emerging Markets Steal Commercial Real Estate Construction Spotlight
“If you build it, they will come.”
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Data Centers Are the New Target for Commercial Real Estate Investors
Your head may not be in the clouds, but all of your stuff probably is.
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The Hidden Impact of Manual Administration in Real Estate Development
Glassdoor defines administrative work as “duties related to maintaining an office setting. These duties vary widely from workplace to workplace but most often include scheduling appointments, answering phones, greeting visitors, and maintaining organized file systems for the organization.”
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How Hybrid Workers are Impacting Office Building Development
The way we work is changing. And as a result, the real estate development landscape is changing too.
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How to Combat the Affordable Housing Development Cost Crisis
With a supply chain already in flux due to the pandemic now further exacerbated by the war in Ukraine and rising interest rates, construction material costs aren’t going down anytime soon. For the affordable housing market, defined in New York City as housing rented for $1,500 or less, high construction costs are causing problems.
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Why Speed is King in Pre-Development: Concept and Feasibility Phase
Real estate development is difficult because it requires distinct talents and resources to bring a project vision to fruition. To get started, a developer at the very least must control one of the following:
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3 Ways For Real Estate Developers to Streamline Vendor Procurement
No matter the size or type of vendor, finding high-quality people for your real estate projects is time-consuming and laborious. Whether your project requires 40 or 400 vendors, the traditional procurement process is inefficient and ineffective for sourcing and evaluating vendors.
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Is Now the Time to Invest in Multi-Family Development?
Due to the pandemic, you’ve likely been cautious the last few years, and rightfully so. Now is a great time to think ahead and plan for your next big development opportunity. Many investment and commercial real estate experts believe multi-family developments may be a great opportunity.
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How Aging Populations Impact Real Estate Development
If there’s one thing we can agree on when it comes to baby boomers, it’s that there is a lot of them: 77 million, to be precise. Government census data tells us that nearly 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day. By 2030, over 20% of the U.S. population will be over 65.