The recent spate of converting existing offices into space that can accommodate the needs of life science companies has made the media sit up and take[..]
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The Power of Connection - SIOR at MIPIM
For the team at SIOR, attending industry events is key to how we remain active and relevant within our industry. They provide an important opportunity to[..]
Case Study: Max Capital Value
SIOR members close big deals in a big way. Select transaction case studies are featured in the SIOR Report so readers can learn both about and from the[..]
The Great Wait? Or The Great Return?
Service-Oriented Firms Lead the Way While Larger Corporations are Holding Back.
Is the “Great Wait” for things to return to business as usual finally[..]
Q1 2022 SIOR Sentiment Survey Shows Hot Industrial Market Constrained While Office Has Signs of Improvement
High demand and lack of space seems to be catching up to the red-hot industrial market, according to the latest results of the Society of Industrial and[..]
Remote Possibilities
The Future of Virtual Meeting Software
Mark Duclos, SIOR, the president of Sentry Commercial in Hartford, Conn., served an unusual term as SIOR Global’s[..]
SIOR Joins NAR in Filing SCOTUS Brief on Floorplan Copyright issues
SIOR is committed to promoting advocacy issues impacting our members, clients, and the greater industry. Recently we joined the National Association of[..]
Reinventing the Office Space Post-COVID 19
COVID-19 created a paradigm shift in the way many organizations view office space usage. Across the globe, companies have adopted hybrid-workplace models,[..]
A Broken Chain
This ‘Bad News, Good News’ Story is Far From Over
Supply chain disruptions have had a direct impact on CRE—not only in port cities, but in any market that[..]