Week of December 10, 2018
By Garrick Brown
Ball of Confusion
Among economists, forecasts for retail sales growth this holiday shopping season are all positive. Most analysts predict growth in the high 4% range, though some have
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A New Industrial Revolution: What’s Behind the Boom in Industrial Real Estate
By Bethany Clark
Those who follow commercial real estate have undoubtedly seen the headlines about the strength of the industrial sector. There’s no shortage of commentary celebrating the industrial boom, and rightfully so.
I recently recapped the trends impacting our
The Value of Intellectual Property
by Richard Marchitelli, MAI, CRE, FRICS, Executive Managing Director, U.S. Practice Leader, Dispute Analysis & Litigation Support, Valuation & Advisory
How do you determine a reasonable royalty rate? How much should be paid to license a well-known, 90-year-old business name and its
Food Halls: The Sharing Economy Meets Mealtime
By: Garrick Brown Vice President, Retail Intelligence
Since Cushman & Wakefield’s 2016 Food Hall’s Report, the number of food halls in the United States has increased exponentially and will have more than tripled by 2020. The question of whether this
Trend Watch: Sky’s the limit for European Rooftops
Hackneyed as the phrase may be, ‘the sky’s the limit’ is for once literally true in the case of rooftop venues. For these spaces, the creativity of building owners and operators and the physical height of a building are the
