Tech-Savvy Tenants Will Determine
The Future Of Office Space
Ten years ago, few were predicting the rise of creative office space or the popularity of open floor plans. Ten years from now — or even in a few years — the shape of office will have changed again to meet the fast-changing demands of tenants that are increasingly exacting about their needs, thanks to Big Data and the Internet of Things.
ViaWest Group founding partner Steven Schwarz said office space is constantly evolving. "Between technology, entrepreneurism and work/life balance, I believe that what people are doing today will not be how they are doing it 10 years from now," he said.
"Right…
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Institutional investors both foreign and domestic are flocking to America's commercial property market for safe investments and strong yields, causing somewhat of a dilemma — there is an abundance of available capital to deploy but a lack of attractive real estate to buy.
This is one instance where the saying “you can never have too much of a good thing” does not apply.
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The 7 Things You Need To Know About Real Estate's Most Exclusive Membership
Do you belong at Ascent?
Ascent is a curated membership that gathers the nation's top commercial real estate principals; building bonds through shared experience and provocative discussion.
It is an invite-only membership, focused on deal-making and relationship building. The goal is to connect and inspire the next generation of leaders in commercial real estate under the age of 45(ish). Ascent organizes a biannual East and West Coast 2.5-day gathering of 200 national players, and hosts 50+ local cocktails, dinners, and unique experiential events across the country that help connect our members to people in their local markets.
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