We cover the impact of the energy industry including oil, gas, petrochemical, LNG, electric and coal
What may look like a Class B building on the outside could completely surprise tenants upon walking through the doors. How are rent increases and vacancy rates changing demand for these classes? What other variables are shifting the demand and makeup
Read moreHow energy trending technology systems assist buildings in achieving energy efficiency and sustainability at a fraction of the cost.
Read moreWhy it is important for utility providers to be included in the very beginning of the overall site selection.
Read moreWith sustainability becoming a greater focus for both CRE and the general public, we are always looking for ways to increase our sustainability efforts.
Read articleThere’s a movement underway to combine everything we know about incorporating green features with central planning in the hopes of making cities more comfortable and more efficient.
Read articleIn the wake of the global climate summit in Paris, we look at the U.S. government's recent efforts to reduce its carbon footprint
Read articleLittle green sanctuaries are popping up all over cities across America and they’re less about beautification than you think
Read articleThe North American energy industry is in flux. A new Colliers report takes a look at eight key markets adapting to change
Read articleWe look at all of the factors that have led to a greening of America's building stock and subsequently healthier spaces for tenants
Read articleWe break down a new set of guidelines about procurements ranging from flooring and hand soap to the little paper liners on top of cafeteria trays
Read moreThe race for market share is on among Houston's largest healthcare providers, and real estate is the weapon of choice
Read moreHow new mandated reductions in the consumption of the federal government impacts the economy and the environment
Read moreWe take a closer look at a new report from the Congressional Budget Office that wrestles with accounting for both
Read moreHouston won't create another 120,000 jobs in 2015 like it did last year, but the city will do better than what many anticipate
Read moreOil prices have dropped significantly in the last few months, and the impact is far bigger than the price you're seeing at the pumps
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