By utilizing information about how the coronavirus is transmitted, property professionals can anticipate occupant needs and identify new operational best practices. Learn how these best practices can help building owners and property professionals.
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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, especially when it comes to a building’s envelope. By catching a problem early, property professionals can take corrective action, avoid extensive repairs and extend the life of their exterior building
4/28/2022 • Nick Fortuna
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A long wait in a congested elevator lobby isn’t merely an inconvenience—it can represent a real hit to the bottom line. But thanks to advancements in elevator technology, there are easy ways to boost passenger throughput and maintain tenant satisfact
3/31/2022 • Nick Fortuna
Proper maintenance and modernization can give you the data, safety and long lifecycle you need from your power distribution system.
2/28/2022 • Nick Fortuna
The abrupt changes in the way we work as a result of COVID-19 have already considerably impacted commercial real estate, and they will only continue to do so throughout budget season.
BOMA International has published a new guidance document addressing considerations for commercial building re-entry efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Logistics real estate used to be back of mind. Warehouses and distribution centers were planted in remote locations, where costs for land, labor and taxes were low. Today, thanks to e-commerce and rising service level expectations, shortening time an
A commercial roof may be hiding opportunities to improve tenant experience, reduce maintenance and operational costs or generate revenue. Consider the possibilities: between gardens, terraces, solar panels and green landscapes, rooftops are much more