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There are only two metros that entered 2024 with more occupied office space than before the pandemic: 1. West Palm Beach 2. Las Vegas WPB is averaging sub-10% vacancy across all submarkets. This has led to an average rent growth of 2.6% over the last 12 months and 22.4% over the past 3 years. The South Florida market is dynamic, fast-paced, and volatile for tenants. McCann Commercial helps occupiers: • Identify opportunities for new office space • Ensure favorable terms upon renewing in existing space • Securing space for start-up firms • Need to expand, contract, or reconfigure existing space Great research from Sajan Blum who just kicked off his summer internship with the McCann team up in Philly!

Please welcome our summer interns, Jennifer Colebrook and Ansley Boutwell. Jennifer joins us from Virginia Tech and Ansley joins us from Georgia Institute of Technology. Per Nequette tradition, we always ask each new team member to answer a few questions to get to know them a little better. Here goes… 1. If anyone could play you in your life movie which actor would you choose? J: Anne Hathaway A: Reese Witherspoon or Kristen Bell 2. What are you looking forward to the most about interning at Nequette? J: I am most looking forward to learning how to capture a project’s identity through prioritizing the project’s key values and upholding the standard of timeless beauty while working in a timely and efficient manner.  A: I am most looking forward to the opportunity to grow as a designer with an amazing and very welcoming group of people.  3. What is one book you could read on repeat? J: Ecclesiastes, the Hebrew book of wisdom. It succinctly captures sober themes of life, existence, and purpose. It’s a short book, but there’s profound meaning that seeps through the pages every time I read it. A: Dune by Frank Herbert  4. You only get to listen to one song for the rest of your life. What would it be? J: Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16: II. Adagio  A: Something in the Orange by Zach Bryan 5. What’s your go-to coffee/tea/etc. order? J: My go-to drink is milk. And I can never go wrong with chocolate milk. I especially drink it at the end of the day – it's like dessert for me.  A: Chai latte    6. What would be your dream project to design?  J: Residential has always captured my attention, but I think no matter the program, the right client can enhance the project. My dream project would be one where the client clearly states their priorities and constraints while allowing flexibility and design freedom to best capture their values. Ultimately, the project in which the client feels their designed space has exceeded their expectations will be the most gratifying.  A: Mid-century modern house with a lot of plants 7. What’s your #1 bucket list vacation spot, and why? J: It’s a tie between Greece and Scotland: Greece because of the architecture, culture, and water. Scotland because of lush nature, castles, and Scottish accents. A: My #1 bucket list vacation spot has to be New Zealand. I love long distance backpacking trips and, though I'm not sure exactly what hike I would do, New Zealand seems like an ideal place to see some pretty breathtaking landscapes. And it doesn't hurt that it was in Lord of the Rings. Thank you both for playing along! We are happy you two are interning with Nequette this summer. 

Our new BASIC internship started this month. Six former unemployed young people who came into our program learning so much in the next 12 months. We teach our interns many different skills and life lessons. Today we talked in artistry skills training about the design rule of the golden ratio. We looked at our bodies and into nature to find it. How amazing to discover it. . . . #artistry #designprinciples #goldenratio #skillstraining #basicinternship #hopetownoceanview

Attn. Vassar College students! Check out these terrific summer internships at the Brooklyn Musem that Vassar alum & SCC mentor, Michael Reback, just posted!

As I wrap up this year's journey as the Director of Logistics for the McGill University P[h]assion club, I can't help but reminisce on the exhilarating experience of being part of our leadership team and helping to orchestrate our annual fashion show. From concept to execution, every detail played a pivotal role in bringing our vision to life. Here's some of the exciting details: Coordinating Lighting: Ensuring the perfect ambiance was crucial. Collaborating with lighting technicians, we meticulously designed the stage to accentuate each strut and showcase every intricate detail of our designers' creations. Music Editing: Crafting the soundtrack was more than just selecting tracks; it was about curating an immersive experience. I carefully chose upbeat rhythms to synchronize with the models' movements while accentuating what each designer had skillfully crafted, amplifying the audience's excitement. Communication with the Venue: Seamless communication was the cornerstone of our success. Building a solid rapport with the venue manager allowed us to address any logistical challenges swiftly, ensuring smooth operations from setup to teardown. Contract Negotiations: Navigating contracts behind the scenes was a new and valuable experience. From securing our hype event venue prior to the show to finalizing vendor agreements, adept negotiation skills were paramount in maximizing resources while staying within budget constraints. Coordinating Pop-Up Vendors: In addition to managing the show's logistics, I also coordinated a handful of the pop-up vendors who attended, ensuring their setup and presence complemented the overall experience for our attendees. Reflecting on these experiences, I'm immensely grateful for the opportunity to be part of such a dynamic team and contribute to the success of our fashion show. The invaluable lessons learned—from problem-solving under pressure, hypervigilance on details, and fostering effective collaboration—have undoubtedly shaped my professional journey. As I wrap up my 3rd year at McGill, I carry with me the invaluable lessons learned and cherished memories from this chapter, and I look forward to the opportunity of playing a crucial role in the club again next year, my final year. In the interim, if anyone has an internship available this summer and would find skills like attention to detail, working under pressure, coordinating multiple tasks and deadlines, and being highly organized useful, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. Here's to embracing new challenges and making an impact wherever the journey takes me! #eventmanagement #internship #fashion #leadership #logistics

Happy National Intern Day to our incredible intern, Janjay G., who would like to share some tips for future interns, drawn from her personal experience over her past month at Rosewood! 💡🌟   Please stay tuned for more insightful content from Janjay!   #Rosewood #RosewoodFamilyOfCompanies #Family #Intern #Internship #Tips #Growth #Experience #Reel #Reels #View #Watch

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Today, we're excited to spotlight Eloise Hagelauer, a Sophomore at Temple University pursuing a degree in Marketing. Eloise is always eager to expand her knowledge, whether it be through diving into new marketing strategies, exploring the latest industry trends, or developing innovative solutions to address complex problems. Her creativity, enthusiasm, and keen eye for detail have made a significant impact on our marketing efforts, and we are privileged to have her as a part of our team this summer! Continue reading to learn more about Eloise.   1. How do you approach personal growth and continuous learning?   I believe that curiosity is the key to knowledge. When I started this internship, I made it a goal to learn as much as I could about the industry and the professional world. I’ve learned so much just by asking questions about the things I want to know more about. Also, in my free time, I like to watch and take notes on YouTube and LinkedIn Learning videos covering topics that I’m interested in. 2. What is the best piece of professional advice you have ever received?   The best piece of professional advice I've ever received was from my dad. He would always say, "Your mistakes are your best teacher." I use this mentality when faced with new obstacles and environments. It takes courage to try something new, and that comes from not being afraid to fail. 3. Can you recall a specific project or accomplishment that you're particularly proud of? What was your role in making it successful?   Last year, I organized a CPR/AED training event for my swim team, where I taught 60 kids from ages 6 to 15 how to respond to a high-stress emergency scenario. I demonstrated how to use an AED and perform hands-on CPR. I’m particularly proud of how I approached what can be a scary topic by making it fun and engaging for my teammates. 4. Imagine you have a time machine for a day. Which historical event or time period would you visit?   I would travel back to the 1970s because that era produced some of my favorite bands who I would’ve loved to see perform live. 5. For the final question, you may choose between sharing a fun fact or something that brings you joy.   One thing that never fails to bring me joy is dancing. I’m not a dancer, but I can dance to (almost) any song in (almost) any situation. #CenterSquare #SummerInternship #Spotlight

What I've learned so far during my internship at NBCUniversal... 👀 1. Dive in, even if you can't swim! 🌊 There is no shame in asking questions! Being the new kid on the block means you're there to learn. 2. Take on projects that make you slightly nervous! 😯 My internship has been a crash course in grabbing every opportunity by the horns. Workshops, side projects, you name it; it has truly enriched my experience! You'll end up learning more than expected. 3. Swap business cards like you're in Pokemon! 🤝 In this industry, who you know can be as crucial as what you know. Every conversation could lead to the next big scene in your career. 4. Quickly adapt to challenges! 💥 The film industry is almost like being on a cruise ship. There are amazing destinations, but the journey may have a couple of unexpected turns. Stay adaptable. Flexibility is truly a secret weapon. 5. Spread good vibes! ❤️ Say thank you. A lot. Recognize your colleagues, mentors, and everyone hustling behind the scenes! I am truly humbled to be working alongside such a talented team, and I'm absolutely loving every second of my internship experience! Here's to the next scene! 🎬 #NBCUIntern #Reflection #HereYouCan