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What’s next in office technology and what does it mean for you as a commercial real estate professional? This is a preview of our guide to the future of office technology and the types of tech you should be watching. Virtual reality Soon, with the help of virtual reality technology, we may be able to simply “plug in” to meetings in virtual meeting spaces instead of traveling to another city ...

Tech Updates Posted: October 31, 2017 by the CREXi Marketing & Product Teams Here at CREXi we are passionate about continuously developing meaningful product features that help CRE professionals save time & resources while accelerating their business results. Our latest tech update is filled with a host of new features and improvements, from enhanced deal marketing to more timely notific...

Keys to a Successful Portfolio By Yardi Blog Staff on Oct 31, 2017 in News As modern landlords strive to drive footfall and revenues in their shopping centers, they are using sophisticated new tools and techniques. Astute use of data can lead to better-informed decisions – but how is the impact of this new discipline being felt across the property industry? Yardi brought together a panel of thou...

By Mike Sunnucks  –  Senior Reporter, Phoenix Business Journal Updated Oct 30, 2017, 6:13pm MST Two new research reports analyzing where Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) will locate its second headquarters look favorably on Washington D.C.  A research note from Baird Equity Research looked at the U.S. and Canadian cities where Amazon had the most corporate openings, according to CNBC. That rese...

If your vision for the future workplace is a drab, cold warehouse sparsely dotted with drone employees, think again. Over the next decade and beyond, workplaces will be geared more towards the needs of its employees, which will mean a diverse mix of spaces, furniture, and amenities, experts say. "My view is that we're going to see more and more flexibility in workplace design," soci...

SUFFERN, NY — For Castle Lanterra Properties (CLP), adding “smart home” elements to its multifamily properties is a necessity in order to attract and retain tenants of all ages. The NY based, privately-owned real estate company sees the wealth of benefits smart technology offers ranging from enhancing the resident experience to improving operational efficiencies as integral to its investment...

Published Oct. 30, 2017 Share it post share tweet Sponsored Content By The retail industry is going through a major evolution. From e-commerce giants like Amazon to neighborhood mom and pop shops, retail is changing rapidly to fit the needs of today's consumers. While the landscape may seem bleak for retailers competing against the fast-paced, increasingly digital environment, modernizing pay...

QTS Realty Trust started the development of a new data center campus in Ashburn, Va., on a 52-acre site. The two parcels were purchased separately for a total of $53 million. Over the coming months, the company plans to develop multiple facilities, ultimately delivering 140 megawatts of gross power over 700,000 square feet of raised floor space. QTS will build the new facility in multiple phases, ...

Technology is the great liberator of the modern company. Improved mobile computing, accessible data analytics and the growing Internet of Things have freed businesses from antiquated, time-consuming processes. Companies are faster, smarter and have elevated their platforms to a global, 24/7 stage. The price of progress is a rapidly evolving set of tools. Companies that are not adapting run the ris...

Data center investment has reached new highs as investors on the hunt for solid returns look beyond core real estate assets like office and multifamily for better yields. “Huge leases are being signed all across the country,” Newmark Knight Frank Executive Vice President & Global Lead of Data Center Valuation & Advisory Miles Loo said. "This has prompted a building boom in many ma...