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Project Management Advisors, Inc. (PMA) has promoted three members of its senior leadership team to new executive positions, a strategic step forward in continuing their growth throughout the Western region.
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Hotel Construction Soaring, Making Up for Lost Time
January 2023Despite economic challenges in the hotel industry and the U.S. as a whole, travel and hotel bookings saw a big jump last year, and new project announcements and construction increased as well.
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With the promise of a new year comes the uncertainty of what lies ahead. CRE investors, owners and developers can combat ambiguity by rethinking their approach to building through uncertain times. PMA Executive Vice Presidents Allison Owens and Omar Rihani contribute their advice to the industry in WMRE's 2023 Market Outlook.
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Chicago currently ranks No. 6 for job growth out of the top 25 life sciences markets, and its journey to becoming the next major destination for life sciences companies is well underway.
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Once a construction material outlier, mass timber is fast becoming a product that offers flexibility and sustainability in structure construction. Connect CRE recently queried Danny Harrington, Project Management Advisors’ Director of Innovation about this building product.
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The Future of Retail Is Etched In Vinyl
November 2022To forge ahead, the retail industry might want to look back. Rapid growth of online sales has vastly outstripped traditional retail sales but what’s ahead for Brick and Mortar? PMAer Matt Silvers talks about the authentic experience consumers are looking for.
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As the Midwest’s largest metropolis and the home of world-class academic institutions, cultural attractions and entrepreneurship, Chicago is the ideal destination for a flourishing life sciences hub between the major clusters on the East and West Coasts.
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A crane is being removed at an unfinished high-rise development in downtown Los Angeles, a sign that completion of the project may face further delays after construction stalled more than two years ago.
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Creating A Design That’s Built To Last
October 2022Building longevity is rarely the primary goal of design and construction teams. Instead, the focus is on completing a project for the occupants’ near-term needs, which are typically looked at through a short, five-year lens. However, as climate change worsens and building resiliency becomes top-of-mind for owners and investors, they need a more proactive approach to development.
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Prior to the pandemic, workplace amenities tended to center around social and recreational activities. The higher-end office worker of 2019 could enjoy gyms, lounges, happy hours, snacks and, occasionally, free or subsidized lunches as perks to offset the mandatory five days a week they spent at work.
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