The topic on what’s the right amount of parking has shifted the other direction. Officials in large metropolitan areas are looking at reducing parking throughout their cities to allow for more room for developments.
Warehouses tend to use the least (9 kWh/sq. foot), and food service properties use a whopping 56 kWh/sq. foot. But no matter the size or style, you need to check that your building’s electrical is in top working condition to handle the load.
From pop-ups to boutique stores, retailers are doing anything they can to compete with online sales. Now, the shops of yesteryear are getting a major upgrade into the future to tap into people’s sense of adventure as they visit the mall.
As we push ahead, people are looking for more ways to stay healthy and reduce unnecessary contact with others. This has led to CRE managers integrating additional contactless technology into their buildings. Offices, apartments and every kind of establishment in between are doing their part to crack down on germs.
Once considered outdated, timber is now taking the place of concrete and steel in some high-rise buildings. There are many benefits to using mass timber, and its popularity among property managers is beginning to takeoff.
Trying to control water runoff for your commercial property is not an easy task. Even for smaller buildings, it’s difficult to prevent your drainage system from becoming overwhelmed.
As more and more of your tenants begin to stay home, how do you make sure that your building is able to handle the increased workload and also attract future renters?
Every type of business from clothing retailers to grocery stores had to adapt their supply process to meet the demand. To try and store enough inventory and get orders out quickly to customers, some companies are turning their eyes to the sky.
You’re responsible for not only maintaining the property and overseeing your tenants, but also keeping track of important documents. Yet if you’re in charge of multiple properties, it can be difficult to keep everything straight.
Even the commercial property sector is adopting new policies in both old and new buildings to get on board with the environmentally conscious movement.
The topic on what’s the right amount of parking has shifted the other direction. Officials in large metropolitan areas are looking at reducing parking throughout their cities to allow for more room for developments.
Warehouses tend to use the least (9 kWh/sq. foot), and food service properties use a whopping 56 kWh/sq. foot. But no matter the size or style, you need to check that your building’s electrical is in top working condition to handle the load.
From pop-ups to boutique stores, retailers are doing anything they can to compete with online sales. Now, the shops of yesteryear are getting a major upgrade into the future to tap into people’s sense of adventure as they visit the mall.
As we push ahead, people are looking for more ways to stay healthy and reduce unnecessary contact with others. This has led to CRE managers integrating additional contactless technology into their buildings. Offices, apartments and every kind of establishment in between are doing their part to crack down on germs.
Once considered outdated, timber is now taking the place of concrete and steel in some high-rise buildings. There are many benefits to using mass timber, and its popularity among property managers is beginning to takeoff.
Trying to control water runoff for your commercial property is not an easy task. Even for smaller buildings, it’s difficult to prevent your drainage system from becoming overwhelmed.
As more and more of your tenants begin to stay home, how do you make sure that your building is able to handle the increased workload and also attract future renters?
Every type of business from clothing retailers to grocery stores had to adapt their supply process to meet the demand. To try and store enough inventory and get orders out quickly to customers, some companies are turning their eyes to the sky.
You’re responsible for not only maintaining the property and overseeing your tenants, but also keeping track of important documents. Yet if you’re in charge of multiple properties, it can be difficult to keep everything straight.
Even the commercial property sector is adopting new policies in both old and new buildings to get on board with the environmentally conscious movement.
