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Reviving Office Spaces, CRE Life Cycles, and Landlord-Built Office Spaces. Image of a flex office space (left), buildings in Charlotte, NC (middle), and a person pointing at blueprints laid out on a table (right).

Reviving Office Spaces, CRE Life Cycles, and Landlord-Built Office Spaces

In the ever-changing commercial real estate industry, landlords and property managers are faced with the challenge of adapting to the needs of modern businesses. For those seeking to attract and retain top tenants, it is crucial to first understand CRE life cycles and how to navigate the complexities of office space needs. Rethinking and Reviving…

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Attracting High-Paying Tenants, Modern Marketing Strategies, and CRE Resurgence. Image of a person signing paperwork while someone else witnesses it (left), a person taking a picture of a building in Uptown Charlotte, NC, with a smart phone (middle), and buildings in Uptown Charlotte, NC (right).

Attracting High-Paying Tenants, Modern Marketing Strategies, and CRE Resurgence

Commercial Real Estate professionals are constantly looking ahead for ways to improve in the industry. Keeping up with advancements in technology and evolving tenant expectations requires meeting tenants where they are—both in marketing strategies and lease agreements. As we look to the future, a resurgence in the CRE industry seems imminent. Attracting High-Paying Tenants Attracting…

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Evolving Tenant Requirements, Skyscraper Relocation, and CRE Technology. Image of a conference room and desk with chairs in front of large windows (left), the Indiana Bell Telephone Company building in 1929 (middle), a person working on a laptop (right).

Evolving Tenant Requirements, Skyscraper Relocation, and CRE Technology

The commercial real estate industry is no stranger to change. To uphold tenant satisfaction and cultural standards, the industry must be ready to adapt as needed. Tenant requirements, expansion, and technological advancements are all common reasons for changes in CRE. Quickly and efficiently assimilating with these factors can mean success in the commercial market. Adapting…

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Tenant Retention, Office Space Planning, and CRE Investing. Image of a realtor showing a potential tenant a space (left), an office space filled with rows of desks and workers (middle), and a large building (right).

Tenant Retention, Office Space Planning, and CRE Investing

Commercial real estate involves many components ranging from those who invest in it and others who lease these spaces. Ensuring smooth tenant experiences, optimizing value through effective design, and the advantages and challenges of investing are all significant pieces of achieving long-term success in this market. Tenant Retention Strategies A major part of managing a…

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Smaller Law Firm Offices, Abandoned Malls, and Hybrid Work Causing Higher Taxes. Image of an office conference room (left), a multi-level shopping mall (middle), a bird's eye view of Boston, MA (right).

Smaller Law Firm Offices, Abandoned Malls, and Hybrid Work Causing Higher Taxes

The increase in online shopping and remote work in recent years has tremendously impacted the commercial real estate industry. Although office buildings and brick-and-mortar stores are seeing a decline in demand, commercial spaces are being adapted to fit current market needs. I’ve found three articles that cover law firm office structure changes, the abandonment of…

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Consumer-Based Commercial Success, Preserving Historical Buildings, and RTO Struggles. Image of a woman sitting on a building while over looking other buildings of a city at sunset/sunrise (left), image of a building with historic architecture (middle), and image of construction site cranes against a sunsetting sky (right).

Consumer-Based Commercial Success, Preserving Historical Buildings, and RTO Struggles

Commercial real estate is an industry characterized by a market that continually evolves and adjusts to consumer preferences. Whether you’re a commercial property owner, investor, or tenant, it’s crucial to remain mindful of the numerous changes we’ve witnessed in recent years. Here are three articles that discuss the importance of consumer lifestyles, historic spaces, and…

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Fascinating Architecture, CRE Design Trends, and Intentional Real Estate

The Commercial Real Estate industry continues to move forward with the times in many aspects. From architectural design to tenant needs, change can be great for our market. To start off this new year, here are a few helpful articles that give a glimpse into the future of Commercial Real Estate. Architecture That Redefined 2023…

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Stone Pitching, Nature in New York, and Upcycled Living. Image of a drainage system utilizing stone pitching (left), The Spiral in New York City (middle), and a building made from a repurposed shipping container with its creators (Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano) standing in front of it, looking at it.

Stone Pitching, Nature in New York, and Upcycled Living

As the Commercial Real Estate industry advances, environmentally friendly practices have moved to the forefront. Major technological advances and bright minded architects are contributing to the sustainability of buildings and structures everywhere. Here are some articles that discuss stone pitching, sustainable communities made from upcycled materials, and how nature is being incorporated in New York’s…

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