Top Construction Trends In Silicon Valley Affecting The Industry
Construction firms have embraced technology and diversified their workforces and offer more collaborative work environments. Panelists at a recent Bisnow event in San Jose discussed these trends and many others affecting the construction industry in Silicon Valley.
Moderator Hopkins & Carley shareholder Eugene Ashley, DPR Construction Bay Area business unit leader Rob Westover, Clark Pacific president Don Clark, Enovity director Jason Breede and BarkerBlue CEO Gene Klein told a 175-person crowd about the technology and innovations they…
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Lessons Learned In Turning Malls Into Someplace Special
While online sales are growing, many people are still choosing to shop at brick-and-mortar retailers. Those behind mall redevelopments are seizing on the demand for retail that provides an experience and a sense of place, with developers learning from the successes and failures of malls that have gone before.
The Bloc in downtown LA is one shopping center that has not given up on foot traffic.
"We want this to be the living room for downtown," said The Ratkovich Co EVP and COO Clare DeBriere (above).
With the Bloc, a…
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These Three Themes Will Continue To Impact The Construction Industry In 2017
The construction industry continued to see robust activity within all property sectors nationwide as of Q3, despite a deceleration in industry growth.
As companies continue to cut costs by shrinking office space and consolidating business units, uncertainties surrounding declining workloads persist. Coupled with the Fed's rate hike this month and lackluster economic growth, experts predict construction costs will continue to rise.
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Here's What Experts Expect In San Francisco Office Next Year
2016 was a year of volatility and adjustments for San Francisco's commercial real estate market. Many industry experts expect more rational pricing next year, but still plenty of opportunities. We spoke with two experts on commercial real estate to get their takes on what we can expect heading into next year.
“San Francisco's commercial real estate sector in 2016 was marked by volatility, contradictions and uncertainty,” said Cushman & Wakefield managing principal, San Francisco JD Lumpkin (above). “The world changed a lot in January and February as people took pause on…
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The Real Estate Behind The Richest Men And Women In The World Part 8: Michael Bloomberg
The founder of Bloomberg LP and a former NYC mayor, Michael Bloomberg is one of the richest people in the world with a net worth of $41.1B. Between using his fortune to fund his well-known political campaigns and his philanthropy, which largely focuses on environmental advocacy, Bloomberg found the time to scoop up some serious real estate. He owns at least 14 properties around the world, but we think five of them stand out from the rest.
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6 Effective Ways To Train Your New Hires
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