Smart Cities Require the Context of Their People
Have you ever noticed that after you buy a new car, you start to notice that model of car everywhere you look? That phenomenon wears off about the same time that the car stops being a shiny new toy and simply becomes a dependable means of getting from point A to point B. I like to think about the city the same way, less shiny new toy and more dependable. But lately it is as if I bought a new city called “smart” because everywhere I look, I see this idea of a smart city.
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Seitz moderating CREJ healthcare panels
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Key considerations when generating new space for tenants
Building owners and property managers have dozens of things to consider when generating space for new tenants. From an operational standpoint, things such as building rules for contractors, product
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Denver-metro apartment rents still on the rise with Thornton, Littleton the most expensive
Apartment rents for two-bedroom units rose across metro Denver in March, ranging from a 5.8 percent annual gain in Thornton to a more modest rise of 1.2 percent in Castle Rock, according to a monthly update from Apartment List.
Golden was the exception, with rents there dropping 0.3 percent over the year to $1,520.
Although Denver may have a reputation as the most expensive place to rent an apartment in the metro area, that only applies to its pricey neighborhoods like Cherry Creek and Downtown. Across all of Denver, the median two-bedroom apartment rent was $1,350 a month in March and rents were rising 2 percent a year, according to Apartment List.
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“Denver continues to have a super hot economy that’s adding a ton of jobs, so rents are continuing to rise in spite of the new supply. That said, the new supply is definitely helping — rent growth in Denver has slowed significantly from wher..
WNY’s largest health insurers all report surplus for 2018
The region’s three largest commercial health insurers reported strong financials for 2018 — each paying their CEOs more than $2 million apiece.
Milwaukee No.1 metro for highest paid physicians, group says. See how much they’re making: Slideshow
According to a report by California-based Doximity, a professional medical network with more than 1 million members, Milwaukee is the nation's highest-paying metropolitan area for all physicians, with average annual salaries of $395,363. Scroll through the attached gallery to view the top 20.
Doximity’s study is drawn from self-reported compensation surveys completed by 90,000 full-time, licensed U.S. physicians who practice at least 40 hours per week. Responses to the surveys were mapped across…
5 good reads: A look inside a historic day for KC and KCI
It’s no stretch to call the groundbreaking on a new Kansas City International Airport terminal a historic event. The construction itself will take about four years and bring a new front door to the city that will greet visitors, business travelers, conventioneers and returning Kansas Citians.
So this week’s reads start with a look at the event. Even if you saw the headline, you’ll want to dive in to get a sense of the sights and sounds.
1. Headed to KC’s future — When Kansas City debated…
Seefried team lease renewal biggest for 2018
A bevy of 2018 deals led by an 800,000-square-foot distribution center lease renewal by Havertys in Braselton, Ga., helped propel a pair of industrial landlord reps into a tie for NAIOP Georgia’s Top Industrial Producer Award for 2018.
Deals of the week: Developers acquire Valley land for self-storage facilities
An office property at 5829 N. Seventh St. sold for $1.475 million.
Troy Giammarco, Tyler Smith and Joe Pequeno of NAI Horizon represented the seller, Pisa Properties Sixteenth LLC, in the sale. Ortega Ault with Colliers International represented the buyer, Avalon Bethany LLC.
Scottsdale-based 1784 Capital Holdings LLC, a developer of high-end self-storage facilities, purchased 5 acres at 4725 E. Dynamite Blvd. in Cave Creek, northeast of Phoenix. The purchase price was $1.075 million.
“This…
With demand growing and construction slowing, now might be the time for speculative office development in Dallas’ core
Out of eight office building projects currently in the works in the downtown Dallas and Uptown submarket, half are considering going speculative in order to beat their competitors to market and meet the coming need for new office space, according to research from JLL.