Development Archives - Page 14 of 19

Willis Tower Renovation Updates: 300K SF Dining, Retail, Entertainment Annex

September 27, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Development, Leasing, Office, Sustainability| Views: 28

The first major renovation of Willis Tower in 43 years is well underway. EQ Office recently revealed its newest plans for the redesign of the iconic Chicago landmark. Catalog is...

Written by Gemma Church

What is Adaptive Reuse?

| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Resources| Views: 2

Adaptive reuse describes the process of retrofitting an old site or building for a new purpose. In other words, it’s simply real estate recycling. Adaptive reuse can breathe new...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

2018 Office Check-In: Top US Markets for Development, Largest Projects of the Year

September 20, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Office| Views: 63

We’re almost halfway through H2 2018, and it’s high time to check up on construction activity, as well as the state of the U.S. office pipeline when compared to previous...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

The Rise of the American Skyscraper—Current Building Boom Falls Short of the Prolific 1980s

September 5, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Mixed-use, Office, Skylines| Views: 143

Executive Summary The historic cultural importance of the skyscraper, and this article’s methodology; Mapping the skyscraper construction timeline from NYC, Chicago and...

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Madison Marquette Completes Headquarters Relocation to The Wharf

August 2, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Office| Views: 15

By Andrei Login Washington, D.C.-based real estate services firm Madison Marquette has completed its headquarters relocation to 1000 Maine at The Wharf, in Southwest Washington,...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

The 40 Most Sustainably Powered US Cities, Ranked

August 1, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Development, Featured, Mixed-use, Multifamily, Office, Sustainability, Technology| Views: 115

Nearly four decades after President Carter adventurously installed solar panels on the White House, America’s energy transition away from fossil fuels has seen only modest...

Written by Diana Sabau

Chicago Office Market Has Second-Best Q2 in 5 Years

July 10, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Market Reports, Office| Views: 34

Executive Summary: Office sales volume totals $1.84 billion in Q2 Average prices drop 20% from last quarter, ending Q2 at $206 per sq.ft. Sterling Bay scores largest Chicago...

Written by Diana Sabau

Real Estate Developers, Here Are Some Great Apps for Your Digital Toolbox

| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Resources, Technology| Views: 45

Whether you are building on newly acquired land or breathing new life into an older property, real estate development is a complex, often risky and challenging endeavor....

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Written by Ioana Ginsac

Top 100 US Property Taxes in 2017

May 29, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Entertainment, Featured, Hospitality, Hotel, Industrial, Mixed-use, Multifamily, Office, Property Taxes, Retail| Views: 87

With the 2018 tax filing season now behind us, we decided to follow up on our previous list of top 100 property taxes in the U.S. We once again turned to public record sources,...

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Written by Ioana Ginsac

Study: What to Do with All the Vacant Land in Major US CBDs?

May 15, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Healthcare, Hospitality, Industrial, Mixed-use, Multifamily, Office, Retail, Survey, Sustainability| Views: 247

CommercialCafe proposes an urban development study that combines a new inventory focused on vacant parcels located in central business districts, with in-depth research on CBD...