EXPERT ANALYSIS: So many questions 

May 1, 2001, Eileen Circo

The commercial real estate industry is edging toward integrating web-based technologies. Companies that have only had a general awareness of online real...

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Riding the investment cycle 

May 1, 2001, Jeffrey J. Cohen

The election of George W. Bush certainly changes the political landscape in Washington, D.C. But if history proves anything, the result of the presidential...

Q&A: Capital to grow 

May 1, 2001, Misty Reagin, Editorial Assistant

Changes are afoot at Stamford, Conn.-based GE Capital Real Estate. The company, with assets of more than $345 billion, has a new president and a new organization....

EXPERT ANALYSIS: A second look at hardscapes 

May 1, 2001, Darrell Pattison

The recent interest in upscale, external shopping environments puts a new emphasis on hardscape, amenities, landscape, lighting and environmental graphics....

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Attractive parking structures 

May 1, 2001, Noel Cupkovic

The most efficient, above-ground structured parking may cost upwards of $7,500 per space. In order to build the best parking facility, architects and...

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Sowing seeds of growth 

May 1, 2001, Tess Ferguson

The retailing sector of the nation's real estate market has faced several challenges in recent years. In addition to intensifying competition and local...

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Betterment through BIDs 

May 1, 2001, Anthony J. Capece

Hoping to encourage retail growth and general economic vitality, most of the world's major metro areas have undertaken some form of revitalization program....

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Wireless in retail 

May 1, 2001, Jim Wells

Location-sensitive technologies and wireless devices are starting to turn mobile commerce into reality rather than just hype for retailers. The new technologies...

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Big problem. Compact solution. 

May 1, 2001, Charlotte May

Did you know operating costs for a food court generally run at least 200% higher per-sq.-ft. than the rest of the mall? Approximately 50% of the waste...

Q&A: Real answers re: Realcomm 

May 1, 2001, Bailey Webb

For the next month and a half, Jim Young will be chained to his desk in Carlsbad, Calif., tying together the myriad loose ends for Realcomm, one of commercial...

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