As a property owner, the day-to-day operation of your building has many moving parts. While most of the actions you will take will be reactionary, being proactive and prepared may be your best line of defense. Looking back on the previous year, you may have incurred some unanticipated maintenance expenses that required you to adjust your budget, creating deficiencies in other areas. Creating a detailed and realistic facilities budget for the future can keep your facility running at its fullest functioning potential, also saving you time and money. In addition, if you are looking to acquire a property, lenders will want an itemized forecast of your facilities budget. Owners who plan strategically can be more flexible and better prepared when selecting a future site.
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June 24, 2026
In this article from Propmodo.com, Brady Mills cautions that before CRE organizations can fully leverage the next generation of AI and technology, they must first address a more fundamental challenge: building the data foundation that makes better decisions possible.

April 20, 2026
Demand is no longer the question. Across industries including banking, logistics, health care, and the public sector, organizations are scaling their digital infrastructure at pace. Artificial intelligence is accelerating that shift, driving higher-density computing requirements and sustained demand for resilient, high-performance facilities.

March 24, 2026
Partner's Director of ADCM and Tech Enablement, Brian Carlin, PE, spoke with Josh and Nic on the Facilities Unfiltered Podcast about how facility managers can get what they really need from their facility condition assessments.




