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If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that the life sciences have had a tremendous, life-saving impact across the globe. Vaccines and treatments now allow most people to avoid Covid’s worst outcomes — results that would not have been possible without an existing infrastructure replete with life sciences facilities. But Covid is just the latest and most visible concern being tackled.
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If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that the life sciences have had a tremendous, life-saving impact across the globe. Vaccines and treatments now allow most people to avoid Covid’s worst outcomes — results that would not have been possible without an existing infrastructure replete with life sciences facilities. But Covid is just the latest and most visible concern being tackled.
As 2023 approaches, the big question for commercial real estate (CRE) is what happens next. We’re leaving the world of pandemic economics behind — along with a series of shifts and spikes no one had fully anticipated. The most basic issue for the coming year concerns the value of money. Will the inflationary spike that began in 2022 continue into the coming year and beyond? And what does it mean for CRE?
The transformation of retail has given the already-stout industrial sector an added boost, but with economic headwinds in the forecast, will industrial players soon have to say “so long” to “so good”?
Earlier this summer, the government announced a multi-faceted initiative for new building codes designed to modernize commercial and residential infrastructure for disaster resilience and energy conservation. The National Initiative to Advance Building Codes is part of an ambitious approach to dealing with climate change. Here are a few insights on the initiative and the impact that modernized building codes have on commercial real estate (CRE).
Investment in multifamily commercial real estate (CRE) started off the year with a bang, and the segment appears to be headed for a strong and smooth finish. Trends in multifamily CRE have seen double-digit boosts in rent growth and heightened investor interest. But what’s waiting for this thriving industry the remainder of the year?
While COVID-19 shuffled the deck for many in commercial real estate (CRE), the office market had already begun to redefine itself prior to the pandemic. In addition to historically defined categories of CBD and Suburban, new office markets have been emerging as the sector continues its evolution.
We caught up with Gio Cordoves, western regional president of KBS, about these emerging office markets and how the definition of office is changing in the post-pandemic environment.
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