Commercial Observer to Host Commercial Real Estate Finance Event in Los Angeles
Commercial Observer to Host Commercial Real Estate Finance Event in LosĀ Angeles
Ā NEW YORK/ Oct. 31, 2018 (STL.News)ā
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Commercial Observer, the leading commercial real estate media and events company, is pleased to announce its first ever Financing Commercial Real Estate Forum in Los Angeles, California, to be held on December 11 at the InterContinental Downtown LA.
The program includes three panels composed of top commercial real estate finance professionals that willā¦
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C.A.R. partners with UC Center Sacramento to present housing events
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C.A.R. partners with UC Center Sacramento to present housing events
LOS ANGELES/ May 8, 2018 (STLRealEstate.News) ā The CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSĀ®ā (C.A.R.) Center for California Real Estate (CCRE) and the University of California Center Sacramento (UCCS) today announced they will collaborate to present a series of six housing-focused speaker events under the theme, āA Roof Over 40 Million Heads: Californiaās Housing Challenges and Policy Solutionsā for the 2018-2019 academic year.
The events will be held within UCCSās existing Speaker Series, which offers weekly public lectures by UC faculty on a variety of public policy issues, allowing them to showcase their research before a mixed audience of students, policymakers, employees of state agencies and departments, advocates, and members of the general public.
āUC Center Sacramento is the University of Californiaās flagship program for educating Californiaās future leaders about state politics and policymaking, and C.A.R. is pleased to join together with UCCS in the sharing of knowledge critical to understanding and addressing Californiaās housing problems,ā said C.A.R. President Steve White.
āUC Center Sacramento takes very seriously its responsibility to engage with policymakers on issues affecting the well-being of all Californians,ā said Dr. Richard Kravitz, director, UC Center Sacramento. āWe are excited to collaborate with the Center for California Real Estate in producing a series of presentations by stellar UC faculty on housing supply, distribution, and affordability.ā
Through its Center for California Real Estate, C.A.R. engages experts in substantive conversations to bring clarity to the policy challenges and economic opportunities that will shape the future of housing.
The Center for California Real Estate (CCRE) (centerforcaliforniarealestate.org) is an institute from the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSĀ® dedicated to advancing real estate knowledge. The goal of the center is to arm C.A.R.ās 190,000 members with ideas that help them become more knowledgeable, professional, and insightful in their work as practitioners and stakeholders in the future of real estate. To fulfill this goal, CCRE regularly enlists the foremost experts on topics of pertinent interest to the industry.
Leading the wayā¦Ā® in California real estate for more than 110 years, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSĀ® (www.car.org) is one of the largest state trade organizations in the United States with more than 190,000 members dedicated to the advancement of professionalism in real estate. C.A.R. is headquartered in Los Angeles.
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SOURCE: CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS/PRNewswire.com
Sizing up Connected Real Estate ā Does size really matter?
Today, Iād like to explore how to size the connectivity aspect when exploring the decision to offer (or just use) Connected Real Estate for a Real Estate Project.
Defining the needs of the target market
While all of the above focus on the tenant base, there is a very large benefit to the long term operating cost as well: Being able to gather real-time data points and use that data to tune environmental controls and tenant services levels the most optimal levels will lower operational cost and, as an additional benefit, positively impact tenant satisfaction and therefore, retention rates.
Taking a look at the future
Once a clear picture is established on who the target market is, it is time to take a look at future expectations. Within the markets that were defined, how would their requirements change over the next 5, 10, and 20 years? Video is increasing in popularity and if you found that Video Conferencing is important for prospects, it is easy to look at the changes in our expectation of TV and see where video conferencing is going. Multiple people at the same time, from multiple locations, will be talking to each other in real time and in high definition. This requires not only ābroadbandā capabilities (lots of bandwidth), it also requires high quality bandwidth.
When telecommunications or Cloud Services are important, it might be important have redundancy in place to assure business continuity when one of the connections goes down.
It may not be necessary to take drastic steps in the beginning, and understanding where the future might be going will offer a greater chance to be current and stay that way for years to come. A partner in the technology field, with experience and understanding of the real estate market, will be able to help with the future vision as well as the next step:
Sizing up the environment
After looking at the target market and the foreseeable future, it is time to size up the environment itself. The nice part is that for the most part, the prediction can be based on existing data, found at the municipal archives (information regarding zoning and details about companies in the area) and on specialist sites on the Internet. Ā A technology partner can help you provide this data and give a genuine insight in the immediate needs and those that can be addressed later. This way, preparations can be made to provide additional cabling, providers or even redundancy throughout the site, without having to incur the full cost of implementation, management and maintenance from the get-go.
So, does size matter?
Do you have to be a skyscraper or a shopping mall to do anything with Connected Real Estate? There is only one simple answer, and that answer is ānoā. Asking yourself if you are too big or too small is āin my opinion- irrelevant when considering Connected Real Estate, simply because of the permeation of Internet utilization throughout businesses today. Every business, big and small, uses connectivity every day for communications, operations, entertainment and control. Connected Real Estate is the logical next step for all businesses in the value chain ā from the architects to the tenants ā and size is irrelevant.
If you would like more information on what Connected Real Estate can do for your project, new or existing, and locate a partner that will be able to assist in the assessment, implementation and maintenance of your connected efforts, I can be contacted through the information below.
