Top 10 Places in Boulder to Hold a Small Group Meeting
For smaller business groups, you may not need the giant convention space
Millennials gave rise to Fast-Casual, Delivery, and Home Cooking
Last year we heard much buzz about all the industries the millennials are killing. And Boulder saw the closure of several casual dining chain restaurants like Olive Garden, Chili’s, Applebee’s, and Old Chicago. True, the Millennials' changing values, mounds of college debt, and job-limited economy are driving changes for many consumer industries. But we are also seeing the birth of new industries and have to ask, what opportunities are beingcreated by the changing tastes of millennials? Millennials gave rise to Fast-Casual Millennials continue to dine out, but gravitate towards what is called fast-casual dining, exemplified by hallmark brands like Chipotle, Panera Bread, and Five Guys. In fact, Colorado is known as a popular testing
How Technology Is (And Is Not) Changing Commercial Real Estate
In this quick YouTube video, IBM shows us how Watson, the company’s cognitive computer project, enables a theoretical American homebuyer to digest data that helps her hunt for an on-budget home in Ireland. Quickly evolving trends in big data, machine learning, smart cities, and more are changing the way many industries function, including real estate. What does this mean for the role of humans? Here we explore how technology is changing commercial real estate (as well as the ways technology is not changing it). To understand the role of your real estate broker we must first understand what technology is doing for real estate and examine both
Want to Boost Multifamily Returns? Choose Upgrades Wisely
A question I am often asked by many owners of multi-family properties