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  • Emergency Preparedness Measures – for Good Measure

    On September 27th the Center for Biosecurity of UPMC released a preparedness checklist as part of its Rad Resilient City Initiative to prepare cities for nuclear detonation response. Building Engines client, Beacon Capital Partners, and their internationally respected expert on emergency preparedness, Joe Donovan…

  • Implementing a Successful Emergency Readiness Plan

    Our team spent the last month scouring industry sources for the top components to Implementing a Successful Emergency Readiness Plan… and we’ve put it all in a checklist!

  • The Impact of Mobile

    According to Hubspot, 20% of US consumers access a social networking site via mobile phone. Not only your prospective clients, but also engineers, property management staff, and vendors perform their jobs while on-the-go. Watch the Impact of Mobile!

  • Building on World Green Building Week

    At the close of World Green Building Week, we’re not quite ready to move on from the importance of greener, more sustainable buildings. Read about Going Green in this whitepaper, where David Osborn, President & CEO of Building Engines takes a look at what we can do as owners and operators of real estate to…

  • CRE- Going Mobile

    The CRE workforce is increasingly accepting this concept: work is an action, not a place. “Work” is now often joined with terms like “on-the-go” and “in the field.” The rise of mobile and other technologies is changing the image of professional space.

  • Emergency Preparedness- the Whole Kit and Caboodle

    Now is the perfect time for commercial real estate owners to assess their respective levels of readiness. Did you go “halfway” on your emergency pre-plans? Have you forwarded all the necessary information to first responders in advance of an emergency? Do you practice regular tabletop exercises? In sum, are you prepared for when the “what…

  • Protecting Your Ass(et)

    There is an unavoidable situation for commercial real estate owners and property management firms. The simple world of ensuring day to day operation in properties is gone forever. Companies need to look long and hard at the emerging arena of risk management. Otherwise, their ass(et) can be in serious jeopardy.

  • Being Tenant Retentive (it’s a good thing)

    You want to keep tenants in your buildings. At least, if you care about NOI you do. Increased concessions and vacancy loss days come at a cost to your company. And with the ease and ubiquity of social sharing on the internet, happy tenants can equate to free marketing. So here’s how to ensure that…

  • Because We Remember, We Prepare

    Watch a short video from our emergency preparedness experts.

  • Go Ahead and Raise Your Voice… Online

    The commercial real estate industry has struggled to find a place for social media within its business operations. But forward thinking companies are proving just how valuable having an online voice is to current and future business. Here are five simple ways to find value in social media programs.