SIOR Pulse Blog

It’s no surprise that transit-oriented development is sweeping the country. Everyone hates traffic, after all. When you consider that the average American[..]

In late June, I attended a symposium on the redevelopment of Fort Monmouth which is located in Monmouth County, NJ along the northern ‘Jersey Shore.’ Fort[..]

The Kansas City industrial property market has long been recognized as a key Midwestern logistics hub due to its centralized proximity within the United[..]

It looks like 2017 is an interesting year in commercial real estate, especially with regards to workspaces. For some time now, the growing popularity of[..]

The commercial real estate sector, like the economy as a whole, can be quite fickle. Unexpected changes can have a massive impact on the market. If 2016[..]

While the 2017 SIOR Spring World Conference featured a number of outstanding sessions that ranged from educational to uplifting, perhaps no program[..]

SIOR celebrated its first annual global Service Day on Monday, May 8th. In recognition of the organization’s inaugural event, members from New York to[..]

Finishing 2016 on a strong note, the Central Florida office and industrial markets entered 2017 more robust and thriving than ever. Although external[..]

Online sales are quickly outpacing in-store sales, largely due to online retailers’ ability to offer a wider variety of inventory and speedy delivery[..]

Practically every major city in the U.S. has an area of dilapidation from a once-booming WWII-era industrial center. In many areas, these stone and[..]