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The global real estate industry is going strong despite economic uncertainty and transactions have touched USD 1.8 trillion in 2019, according to a KPMG report. In fact, the industry is diversifying its traditional asset class from residential and office spaces to coworking, retail, and housing for seniors, students, etc. This transition is reshaping commercial real
As the real estate industry continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, it is characterized by intense competition. Realtors are vying to grab as much market share as possible. The industry has become so dynamic and explosive that right from architectural designing to marketing, you need to up your game in order to stay ahead
Online marketplace has become the most sought-after space for the ever-growing ecommerce retailers/sellers. They not only get exposure to millions of shoppers but also have an incredible opportunity to boost traffic and drive higher revenues. While, listing products on ecommerce marketplace is a very lucrative business model it does come with its own set back
Greater brand visibility, access to wider audience and ability to reach global markets are some of the key benefits that retailers can gain by selling on ecommerce marketplaces. Amazon, Flipkart (India), and eBay, these marketplaces have achieved incredible success, proving to be one of the most profitable models when it comes to online retailing. However,
The real estate industry is already undergoing a drastic economic, business and social transformation. While most of these trends are already evident, as we kickstart the new year, let’s look at some of the key trends and their implications. Commercial real estate players would not only have broader and newer market opportunities and smarter value
Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliations for commercial properties can be a nerve-racking task. It is given that commercial real estate accounting can be challenging and tricky if not done diligently and timely. This is one area that is prone to human errors. Due to inaccurate and incomplete CAM reconciliations landlords not only suffer huge negative
Technology disruption, data explosion and evolving customer expectations continue pose challenges for business across industries and especially for the commercial real estate (CRE), while creating new opportunities. Although, the industry has been a late mover in adopting technology, players are increasingly realizing the looming threat of being redundant if they fail to keep pace with
Global ecommerce is estimated to reach approximately $5 trillion by 2021. It is not surprising considering how every online retailer irrespective of the size is increasingly selling their products on the marketplaces. In fact, based on the massive success of popular marketplaces, we saw a whole new wave of marketplaces emerging across B2B and B2C
Constantly evolving technologies and shifting business norms are redefining the commercial real estate industry, which is also growing at a rapid pace. Given the new reality and the changing trends, governments and investors not just expect a profitable business but are increasingly focusing on commercial property sustainability. Since commercial properties significantly contribute to energy use
Ecommerce business is anticipated to grow at the rate of 265% — from $1.3 trillion in 2014 to $4.9 trillion in 2021. Ecommerce players recognize the fact that market is growing at an unprecedented rate and have been investing in a variety of services and solutions to up their game and deliver exceptional customer service.