Amy Wolff is an Assistant Photo Editor for Connect CRE. With a background in photography and a passion for urban development, Amy focuses on capturing the essence of commercial real estate and exploring trends in the industry. Her work has been featured in Popular Mechanics Magazine and Bicycling.
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Amy Wolff's predominant focus is on the real estate industry, particularly with respect to commercial real estate and office space. Her articles heavily rely on data, suggesting a preference for pitches supported by credible statistics or market analysis.
Given her coverage attributes, Amy would likely be responsive to experts who can provide insightful commentary and analysis on trends in the real estate sector. Pitches that offer deep insights into current and future trends in commercial real estate, office spaces, retail, and multifamily housing are likely to resonate well with her.
While Amy does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, she seems to cover industry-wide trends rather than location-specific developments within the realm of commercial real estate.
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When e-commerce and online ordering started gaining traction, some said this would mean the end of in-person shopping, putting brick-and-mortar stores at risk.
By: Amy Wolff
It's a given that a well-functioning supply chain depends on quality infrastructure. Also crucial to that supply chain are well-located (and
The office market news has been stubbornly the same for multiple quarters: limited absorption, higher vacancies, and stagnant rent growth.
Many cities in the United States are struggling with two real estate issues . The first is housing affordability (or lack thereof). The second is ongoing high office vacancies.
Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend area as a category 4 storm on Sept. 26, 2024. But the storm didn’t stop there. It meandered north to the southern Appalachians, leading to widespread severe flooding. Roads and towns throughout Western North Carolina, far from the Atlantic Ocean coast, were heavily damaged, some obliterated. CoreLogic estimated ...
By: Amy Wolff
With September 2024 inflation standing at 2.4% and the Federal Reserve beginning its rate cut, one question is whether commercial real estate investors can finally take a deep breath and start planning.
It’s a truism that spending and consumption drive the U.S. economy. If that spending and consumption are threatened in any way—like, for example, if consumers are borrowing too much—this could be a problem. On the surface, there is that problem. The Federal Reserve of New York’s Q2 2024 Household Debt and Credit Report said household ...
It's not news that most global cities are working toward sustainability and resilience. There are good reasons for this, including environmental changes, social shifts and technology advancements.
Once upon a time, a tenant wishing a specific style of office space would often opt for a tenant improvement allowance (TI) as part of a lease agreement.
Specialty and value grocery chains were the top performers in the grocery industry when it came to year-over-year visit growth in Q3 2024, according to a recent white paper released by Placer.ai.
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