Welcome to the first issue of Create (formerly Commercial Connections magazine).
In this issue, meet commercial pros who are bringing new life to underused spaces; hear from a renewable energy expert on state incentives and other considerations for building owners who want to install solar panels; and learn about three start-ups in the multifamily rental tech space. All this and more—including an online exclusive that takes you deeper into the transformation of Atlanta’s iconic Colony Square.
In This Issue
Why are one in four property management employees considering an exit from their current company or even the industry as a whole? CREATE (formerly Commercial Connections) investigates the top reasons property management professionals might want to leave their jobs.
Four steps can help managers avoid trouble.
Hotel performance recovers with luxury properties pulling ahead.
As the climate shifts, real estate professionals are poised to become experts at modeling and analyzing potential impacts.
Nikita Zhitov is helping young leaders get on track to become real estate professionals with his nonprofit.
Strong jobs data complicates narrative that U.S. economy is in a downturn.
Commercial brokers bring their imagination and market savvy to bear in finding new uses for existing buildings.
State incentives are spurring sustainability improvements in commercial real estate. New Jersey offers a model program.
Heightened transparency, tenant loyalty and faster, fairer screening are the missions of these tech innovators.
There are many actions the government can take to support affordable housing. A so-called “renter’s bill of rights” shouldn’t be one of them.
NAR partner Crexi is an open platform for sale and lease property listings.
2022 President Leslie Rouda Smith reflects on the 2022 C5 Summit, & a new campaign highlighting why REALTORS® are essential in shaping communities.
A new survey reveals that ESG criteria is driving critical real estate decisions for institutional investors.
Ahead of its time, an Atlanta icon is updated for today’s urbanites.
