Pandemic gives the “smart hotels” trend a boost In addition to the bruising that the Covid-19 pandemic gave retail and office property, hospitality is another sector that’s been hugely affected.…

Among the many shifting factors in the real estate market over the last couple of years, one of the things that’s remained certain is a growing demand for industrial real…

Over the last few years, both how we work and how we evaluate space have changed. Many workers are resisting the return to office, and asking for more sustainable, and…

Welcome back to another edition of NAI G2 Commercial’s ongoing series on commercial real estate (CRE) terms and definitions. In this blog post, we will be exploring two typical clauses…

One of the greatest impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic has been the emptying out of offices and professional workspace. This has been seen in major office markets worldwide, as governments issued…

As part of our ongoing blog series into core knowledge of commercial real estate (CRE) terminology, we’re back with new terms for defining and unpacking. Custom design Two global emerging…

Welcome to the sixth edition of the CRE terms series. In this series, we are providing a collection of articles looking at the terms and jargon we use in commercial…

A fascinating recent article from Drapers (a fashion retail publication) gives an eye-opening rundown on how clothing retail brands –and the commercial real estate (CRE) they occupy – have changed…

Flexible Lease Terms The seller has a lot of power in sale/leasebacks to negotiate their lease. Because the seller is also the lessee, they can create a lease that is…

This blog is the fourth installment of our series on commercial real estate (CRE) terms. The first, second, and third such blog posts can be found on our website. For today’s round-up of definitions,…