Category: Stream Insights

The subject of generational gaps is now mainstream, with “OK Boomer” and entitled children memes proliferating online. Yet, there remains a lack of credible academic research on the subject. Most …

  There’s no question that the office sector within commercial real estate (CRE) has experienced significant changes. Hybrid work and a shift to collaborative, employee-centric spaces have made older assets …

By Tiffany Marano, Managing Director of Property Management, Stream Realty Partners This article first appeared in D Magazine’s CRE Opinion section. As commercial real estate continues to evolve, the role …

BACKGROUND Time is running out for unprofitable zombie companies as central bankers worldwide continue to raise interest rates and engage in quantitative tightening monetary policy. As access to easy and …

Compared to the U.S. female employment rate of 57.4%, women make up 36.7% of the CRE workforce–though that figure is slowly increasing as women recognize the exciting and lucrative career …

The conversation surrounding mental health continues as feelings of isolation and detachment increase. Research shows a growing number of American workers actively disengaging from their jobs, leaving leaders to wonder …

Although capital markets are changing, interest rates are increasing, and construction pricing is at record highs, the Southeast is experiencing rapid industrial growth as the need for industrial space in the US continues to rise. Driven by a growing population and a surge in e-commerce and manufacturing, the Southeast’s ports and business-friendly policies are part of why industrial demand is outpacing supply.

Over the past two years, demand has increased for brand new, trophy office space rather than traditional Class A locations. Areas such as Uptown Dallas and DC are almost entirely absorbed, with rising construction prices and inflation limiting opportunity for new development.

By Matt Dornak, Managing Director, Stream Realty Partners This article first appeared in D Magazine’s CRE Opinion section. Volatility within the industrial market isn’t anything new. After a robust season, …

Real estate is constantly evolving, with significant changes occurring across office and industrial sectors over the past two years. While change may bring about feelings of uncertainty, history shows that …