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The Biden campaign published its framework for securing the U.S. supply chain for vital medicine, medical equipment and other materials and technologies. How could the major components of this plan shape U.S. supply chains and impact real estate?

The industrial property segment, known as a top performing asset class, continues to remain resilient despite the challenges COVID-19 and the accompanying economic recession have brought forth.

The U.S. data center market enjoyed a fantastic first half of 2020, with 340 MW of absorption for the best period on record. Much of this was due to enterprises accelerating their IT transformation to keep pace with their now fully remote workforces.

The recent pandemic has accelerated the move of companies large and small to the major cloud services. They are drawn by the scalability and accessibility of these platforms that are in place to assist with the complexities of a fully distributed workforce.  

We are now into our tenth year of the current U.S. hotel market expansion and while revenue records are still being set, the overall operating results are shifting downward. 

Our Valuation & Advisory group is proud to recognize the individuals within our team who have hit major anniversary milestones. These veterans, who have been with the firm for 20 years or more, have answered a few questions about their experience and tenure. Today we celebrate Judson (Judd) Cline who has been with Cushman & Wakefield for 20 years and currently works out of our Sacramento office.  

Outdated or legacy systems constitute a significant problem among today’s facilities management teams. Facilities Managers need to understand how legacy technology can negatively impact the facilities budget and why updated systems make all the difference.

Reactive facilities management is a terrible idea. It involves a “run it until it breaks” approach to facility maintenance and management.

Facilities management has transformed in the wake of technology.