Corina Stef

3 weeks ago | commercialsearch.com | Corina Stef

By Corina Stef April 2, 2025 CommercialEdge ReportsCommercialEdge Industrial ReportsIndustrialNational Rising trade uncertainty is disrupting the industrial sector, driving up costs and impacting supply chains, the latest CommercialEdge report shows. Rising trade uncertainty and new tariffs are set to have a significant impact on the industrial sector, according to the latest CommercialEdge report. Tariffs could benefit the industrial sector long-term by boosting U.S. manufacturing. Image by...

4 weeks ago | commercialsearch.com | Corina Stef

By Corina Stef March 27, 2025 CommercialEdge Office ReportsNationalOffice Coworking spaces increased by 25 percent year-over-year in February 2025, the latest CommercialEdge report shows. Coworking continues to expand, offering more flexible options as the workforce adapts to ongoing cultural and technological shifts, the latest CommercialEdge report shows. Since the pandemic’s peak, coworking has offered a flexible alternative to in-office and remote work. Image by Terroa/iStockphoto.com...

1 month ago | commercialsearch.com | Corina Stef

As cities evolve, so too does the role of architects in shaping their future. Thoughtful urban design goes beyond aesthetics—it fosters connectivity, supports local businesses and reflects the character of a community. Few understand this better than Megan McKay, partner at Seattle-based Johnston Architects, whose work focuses on creating spaces that not only enhance the built environment, but also the lives of those who inhabit it.

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Corina Stef

In the changing multifamily landscape, resident expectations are shifting from traditional amenities such as pools and fitness centers to comprehensive service offerings that enhance convenience and quality of life. This trend reflects a broader change in what renters prioritize, with services such as move-in assistance, on-demand cleaning and pet care becoming pivotal in attracting and retaining renters. Recent studies underscore this shift towards service-oriented amenities.

1 month ago | commercialsearch.com | Corina Stef

By Corina Stef March 11, 2025 NationalFeaturedIndustrialInvestment Tenant needs are constantly evolving, but older stock in infill locations remain a sought-after, cost-effective alternative. Despite often being overshadowed by the modern facilities built during the development surge of the past few years, Class B industrial assets continue to attract a diverse range of businesses. Built in 1972, B&D Holdings’ 21 Parker Drive in Avon, Mass., is a fully occupied 109,300-square-foot infill...