This blog is excerpted from an article in Cushman & Wakefield’s Global Investment Atlas research report.
Climate change finally made the executive agenda in 2018. As the effects of global climate change have become more apparent, investors must not
Real Estate Forum’s Women of Influence: Carolyn Sidor
By Carolyn Sidor
In part three of our #cwWomenAtWork blog series honoring our Real Estate Forum Women of Influence, we talk with Carolyn Sidor, a first-time honoree and seasoned commercial real estate professional who leads our New England offices.
Carolyn Sidor
Density. Parking. Amenities. Allowances. How does your market stack up?
By: David C. Smith, Vice President, Americas Head of Occupier Research
The current economic expansion, now the second longest in post-war history, continues to roll onward at a steady pace. This sustained growth is creating fierce competition for high-quality
The Amenities Game: Occupiers Versus Landlords
By Antonia Cardone, MCR.W, Managing Director, Workplace Strategy & Change Management
Globally, occupiers and landlords are responding to game changing developments in technology, economics and demographics. You can think of the relationship as a game of chess; going back
Trump Wins US Election: What Next for Commercial Real Estate?
After months of an intense and unconventional campaign season that has captured worldwide attention, America has finally voted and delivered a shock outcome. Republican nominee Donald Trump has won the presidential election and the Republicans have retained control of the