Tech is helping improve multifamily assets in every dimension, from management to maintenance. Big data, IoT, and other contemporary technologies are quickly revolutionizing CRE’s multifamily sector; helping building managers and investors to better care for these large properties. Here are 4 ways that today’s hottest technologies are changing the game for the multifamily industry.

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The process of getting products from point A to point B is adapting - fast. It’s no surprise that the supply chain is the hottest market for AI development. The areas of manufacturing, packing, sorting, shipment, and delivery are all ripe for tech-centric improvements, and AI is best suited to do the job.

Out of all of the CRE sectors available, overseas investors indicated they are most interested in acquiring industrial assets. Foreign interest honing in on industrial real estate is a trend that has remained strong over the past few years and is set to continue throughout 2019 and beyond.

Thanks to this state-of-the-art technology, the marketing, buying, and selling processes of CRE have been reimagined. Now, more pre-construction deals are being closed than ever before and general sales are skyrocketing. This is all thanks to VR and AR technologies.

Once again NAI Global anchored a prominent spot on Q Street in the South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center for the annual RECon event hosted by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).

Big box retail is one of the country’s largest sectors of commercial real estate. However, over the past few years, the massive collection of stores has been slowly dwindling. Due to the ever-changing culture of global retail coupled with an increasingly digital-based consumer, the once bustling box stores are quickly becoming vacant.

NAI Business Director Daniel T. Holvick announced today that NAI Madison is a newly formed brokerage entity affiliated with NAI Global and will provide comprehensive commercial real estate services to businesses in the state capital of Madison and all of Dane County from its office in Middleton. Dane County is the second-largest county in Wisconsin and is the third-highest-income location in Wisconsin by capital income, as well as home to the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Growth in the realm of individual units means that the needs and functionality of data centers require key modifications. Data centers still stand as pivotal points, but what and how they operate is undergoing mass transformations.

Arlington House, which sits on a hill overlooking Arlington National Cemetery, offers views of the cemetery, the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, the Potomac River and White House. A tour before the SIOR Spring World Conference is a humbling and inspiring way to kick off any conference in the Nation’s Capital.

Experts and analytics are anticipating the international interest for United States’ commercial properties to remain prominent - and most likely steadily increasing. Here are 4 key factors that will continue to attract foreign interest to the national market.