Today's CRE Tenants Want Lots Of Parking, But The Future Belongs To The Carless
A parking quagmire in DFW and across the U.S. pitches the needs of today's tenant against the long-term parking requirements of a fast-changing world.
A parking quagmire in DFW and across the U.S. pitches the needs of today's tenant against the long-term parking requirements of a fast-changing world.
Todd Interests' CEO Shawn Todd sees the economy slowing, but the East Quarter in Dallas remains on track.
There is a real disparity between what occupiers want from flexible space and what landlords are providing. And the area of most concern is technology.
Success in the build-to-rent sector relies just as much on creating a brand as constructing a fit-for-purpose building.
Lab space development picked up beginning in 2021, creating a wave of new supply hitting the market as demand lightens.
A video released this week shows bulldozers clearing land for the development despite a vote last month to seize the land using eminent domain.
The victory puts to bed a months-long standoff that pitted property rights advocates against those committed to preserving public land.
Clean vehicle mandates, federal funding and a transformer shortage are all boosting hydrogen's presence as a fuel in the Houston industrial market.
Today's office market has shown that building owners still have to catch up with tenants' demands. How can they revamp their spaces to manage expectations?
Traditional deposits don't give renters workable liquidity or landlords the flexible, scalable protection they want; they need these new solutions.
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