Right now, Columbia Pike is undergoing a major renovation plan known as Columba Pike Multimodal Street Improvements. It’s the reason for the construction you may have observed on the west end of Columbia Pike between the Four Mile Run bridge and South Jefferson Street.
Yesterday, we honored 248 Champion property managers and employers for all they have achieved in promoting sustainable transportation in 2019. In the largest Champions year yet, participants have made a considerable mark.
Tenant demands are rapidly changing, and commercial properties are focusing more on their tenants’ transportation and commute demands. With the abundance of new transportation technologies—from e-scooters to electric bikes—we’ve put together a list of the top four tenant transportation trends that will help you keep your building ahead of the competition and ensure your tenants remain satisfied.
As a Madrid native, I have always been proud of my city—the best tapas, my beloved soccer team, and the public transportation system! Have you ever wondered what the commute would be like if you lived in Madrid? I am going to try to answer that question for you.
For the many Arlington employees who live outside of the County, driving may be the best commuting option, as public transit, biking and walking may not be the shortest or easiest way to ride to work. However, carpooling (or ridesharing) with neighbors or coworkers is a great alternative to driving alone and can be beneficial to both workers and their employers.
