By Christa DiLalo, Research Director
Atlanta’s Memorial Drive is one of the most history-rich thoroughfares in the city. Spurred by the success of the Eastside BeltLine trail, more than 1.3 million square feet of new projects or redevelopments have
Dallas Emerges as a Major Player for Tech Corporations
By Cribb Altman
For years, Dallas struggled to kick-start its technology sector. Outside of large data center requirements, many of the larger tech companies—such as Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook—always seemed to pick Austin as their major Texas tech
Employment Update: Atlanta No. 6 in Office-Using Employment Growth
By Brandon LaBord, Senior Analyst
Atlanta’s rate of job growth rose year-over-year, and unemployment declined in Q2 2019. Office-using employment growth still ranks in the top 10 of all MSAs at No. 6 and the central business district (CBD)
Women in Business – Q&A with Stephanie Chung, President of Dallas-Based JetSuite
Welcome to Women in Business, our blog series for Cushman & Wakefield’s Women’s Integrated Network (WIN). Each story showcases women in leadership roles as they share their advice and encouragement to other women on how to succeed in business.
For this
It’s Still All About Service: Exploring the Ever-Evolving Role of Property Management
Cushman & Wakefield was recently selected to provide property management and facility services for Pioneer Natural Resources’ new 1.2-million-square-foot headquarters in Las Colinas. It’s big news for the firm: The project represents the largest-ever single-building property management and facility services