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How Real Estate Companies Can Thrive in the Growing Data Center Market

In the real estate industry, data centers are a much-discussed topic, but do they deserve the hype? According to Pankaj Sachdeva, McKinsey Senior Partner, this is a long-term trend as opposed to a quick volatile frenzy. McKinsey’s data confirms this

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The Industrial Real Estate Surge Explained

Before the pandemic, industrial real estate demand was largely balanced by supply and demand dynamics. However, between 2020 and 2021, demand surged as companies adjusted their supply chains and e-commerce businesses expanded to accommodate the spike

11/13/2024Ella Krygiel, BOMA International  

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Adapting to Change How Ecommerce and Population Growth are Shaping Industrial Real Estate Strategies

With the Southeast’s rapid population growth, the industrial real estate market continues to surge. According to one source by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, for instance, their reports find that the Southeast between 2019 and 2022 alone “more

10/23/2024Ella Krygiel - BOMA International  

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BOMA Engineer Spotlight: Steps to Evolving Inclusion

Halfway through 2024, the U.S. commercial real estate industry is showing signs of both optimism and cautiousness. While the fundamentals for the multifamily, retail and industrial sectors remain solid, experts say there are also headwinds including

8/21/2024Liz Wolf, BOMA International  

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Report Finds Urgent Demand for Jobs Needed to Support Manufacturing Construction

Newmark’s U.S. Industrial Market: Conditions & Trends report discovered that in the past two years, one billion square feet of new industrial space has been delivered in the U.S., a tally that historically took four years to reach. With Newmark’s ins

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Mall Occupancy is Seeing Shifts Due to Macy’s Closures

The future of malls is shifting. Macy’s announced that it will be closing 150 stores over the next few years; other stores like The Body Shop and Express have announced bankruptcy; and inflation continues to soar, where it currently stands at 3.5% fo

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Where Are Capital Allocations Going?

“Stodgy.” That is how Beth Mattison-Tieg describes under-performing assets in her recent article for the Urban Land Institute, “Investors Fueling Growth in Alternative Property Sectors.” The article piggybacks on the release of ULI’s 2024 Emerging Tr

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Biden and the Supply Chain

Days after revealing a plan to incentivize office-to-residential conversions, the Biden Administration has turned its attention once again to the industrial market and shoring up the supply chain.

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White House Mounts Dual Attack on Commercial Real Estate Issues

“Office and commercial vacancies around the country are affecting urban downtowns and rural main streets.” That frank assessment of the commercial real estate sector’s current woes came from the Biden-Harris White House in late October, as the Admini

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