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Self Storage Still Rising After Pandemic Surge

About 50M sf of space expected to be delivered this year

Eased pandemic restrictions mean fewer people are stuck at home with their extra stuff, but the nationwide interest in self storage doesn’t appear to...
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“WeCrashed” Offers Few Heroes but Plenty of Reflections for Real Estate

WeWatched — well, I watched — Apple TV’s miniseries on the rise and fall of Adam Neumann’s WeWork

A V-neck? For a meeting? With an investor? Oh, Adam Neumann. You sweet summer child. Whether comedy or drama, some of the best television centered around the workplace takes a deeper look at the spirit of the times. Behind the three-martini lunches, “Mad Men” showed us ugly truths about American society in the 1960s. “Silicon Valley” satirized tech bro culture of...
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How Serious is the Threat of Obsolescence in the Office Market?

To say there’s uncertainty in the office market is an enormous understatement. Companies and landlords are beginning to get more clarity as hybrid work models firm up and workers slowly trickle back to offices. But vacancy rates remain stubbornly high, and there’s been a vast difference in occupancy for newer and older buildings. The speculation about the future of work...
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How Changes to Accredited Investor Rules Could Effect Real Estate and Tech Investments

April is just around the corner, which means that Securities and Exchange Commission will soon vote on how to adjust the definition of an “accredited investor.” A change to this rule could effectively broadening or limiting the pool of who will be able to invest in private equity markets. While the SEC’s primary goal is to protect investors, tweaking the...
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