NAIOP Source: Under Pandemic Pressure, Capital Markets Adapt

December 08, 2020

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Welcome, New NAIOP Members!

More than 130 new members joined NAIOP in November, gaining an unmatched ally to advance their business and career. Take a look to see who joined from your chapter and welcome them to NAIOP! They could become a new business partner in 2021. Read More

Webinar Dec. 15: The Forces Shaping Office Space Demand

Shifting tenant demands, health considerations, hub-and-spoke models, CBD vs. suburbs – hear from the authors of the NAIOP Research Foundation’s latest office space demand forecast on the impact these factors and others will have on future demand for the product type. Register now (free for NAIOP members)! Read More

Keep Up in the Competition for Talent

Recruiting and retaining top talent has become essential in today's highly competitive marketplace. Ensure your company’s salary and bonus package is competitive with the 2020 NAIOP/CEL Commercial Real Estate Compensation and Benefits Reports. The reports include submissions from over 300 companies and data from 100,000 distinct jobs in the office/industrial, retail and residential property sectors. Read More

Apply Now for the Inclusion in Commercial Real Estate Scholarship

NAIOP and Prologis are providing scholarships for rising CRE professionals as part of a commitment to diversifying the talent pipeline for commercial real estate. Recipients will receive complimentary registration and a travel stipend for the 2021 I.CON conference, NAIOP’s premier industrial real estate event, and more. Learn more and apply by Dec. 28. Read More

How to Fight Excessive Property Taxes During COVID-19

It would be difficult to conceive of a more impactful event for the commercial real estate market than the coronavirus pandemic. Short of finding a cure for COVID-19, the tremendous state of flux in the sector will test the resourcefulness of commercial property owners and operators for months or years to come, says Development magazine in a report on how cash-strapped municipalities may look to extract more revenue from commercial properties. Read More

Lawmakers to Tackle Spending Bill, Coronavirus Relief, Tax Extenders and More

Time is running out for Congress to pass legislation funding the federal government; coronavirus relief negotiations are complicating matters. Read More

Pandemic Impact on U.S. Businesses

A coalition of trade associations including NAIOP Hawaii, as well as businesses and community leaders, have developed a National Commercial Rent Survey to discover how coronavirus-related closures have affected the economy. Your input will help inform government leaders on the impact of accumulating commercial back rent for businesses. The survey closes Dec. 18. Read More