The Skills We Used to Learn Along the Way: Why developing soft skills requires a new approach for Gen Z creinsightjournal.com/the-sk…

There are two kinds of property managers: those who hear from their tenants only when something goes wrong, and those who have built relationships long before an emergency ever occurs. The difference often comes down to one simple strategy: communication. creinsightjournal.com/buildi…

When negotiating a lease, it is easy to skim the subordination clause and assume the boilerplate language is sufficient. A future lender, however, is likely to scrutinize that provision during loan due diligence. creinsightjournal.com/sndas-…

When it comes to emergency preparedness, there are five components that are particularly important: staff training, emergency planning and resources, vendor and supplier management, first aid preparedness, and communication. creinsightjournal.com/risky-…

Preparedness isn’t measured by how quickly emergency crews arrive. It’s measured by how effectively a property recovers after the immediate crisis has passed. creinsightjournal.com/the-do…

In an environment where expectations for safety continue to rise, a well-executed threat assessment is not just a security function—it is a core part of effective property management. creinsightjournal.com/the-ba…

Most property teams know they should be preparing for an active threat, but they do not know where to start. creinsightjournal.com/the-co…

Rooftop solar, battery storage, electric vehicle charging and microgrids are beginning to work together as parts of a single energy strategy, giving industrial properties new ways to produce and control electricity. creinsightjournal.com/indust…

Commercial buildings are designed around a particular purpose, but that purpose does not always determine the property’s future. creinsightjournal.com/the-se…

Adding a new amenity is an exciting milestone for any commercial property. Whether it’s a fitness center, conference facility, tenant lounge, or golf simulator, these investments often become the centerpiece of marketing materials and leasing tours. creinsightjournal.com/after-…

Stepping into the management of an existing commercial property is different from opening a new building or launching a new project. The first 90 days offer an opportunity to understand the property before making meaningful changes. creinsightjournal.com/the-fi…

People often judge a commercial building by its visible features, like a welcoming lobby, smart floor plans, modern amenities, and nice outdoor areas. However, the choices that most affect long-term performance are usually out of sight. creinsightjournal.com/making…

Most people never see the roof of a commercial building. Tenants rarely think about it and many building occupants only head upstairs when there is a problem. Yet some of the most valuable and vulnerable building systems are located there. creinsightjournal.com/managi…

The Wellness Budget Breakdown creinsightjournal.com/the-we…

Preparing Your HVAC System for Tomorrow’s Demands creinsightjournal.com/prepar…

Metrics of Tenant and Community Engagement creinsightjournal.com/metric…

Cybersecurity for Connected Buildings: Protecting What You’ve Built creinsightjournal.com/cybers…

You wouldn’t hand over your building keys without a badge check. So why hand over your liability to a vendor you barely know? creinsightjournal.com/vendor…

The Data Behind Tenant Satisfaction Scores creinsightjournal.com/the-da…

Legionella Prevention: What Property Teams Need to Know About Water Safety in Commercial Buildings creinsightjournal.com/legion…