Article by:  Courtney Porcella Traditionally, the office is the most attractive asset class within commercial real estate as a whole, typically making up 30-40 percent ...read more

Article by:  Paul Berger Capacity constraints have moved from the water to land as companies tie up transport equipment, triggering backups across freight networks. Read ...read more

Article by:  Konrad Putzier One of the world’s biggest sovereign-wealth funds and its U.S. partner are buying a majority stake in 53 suburban office buildings ...read more

Article by:  Erik Sherman The second quarter’s numbers will likely slow through the second half of 2022. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3wThxjQ ...read more

Article by:  Paul Bergeron Owners are offering a variety of concessions and perks to maintain rents. Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3wQewkb ...read more

Article by:  Mr. Andrew Nelson, CRE Big investors unwind bets on office space as changing work environment raises prospect many downtown buildings will be less ...read more

Article by:  Mr. Andrew Nelson, CRE The implications for property markets are mostly indirect but potentially significant. Occupiers will lease less space if they lack ...read more

Article by:  Lynn Pollack  Repositioning, management, and knowledge are the three critical ways in which CRE investors can drive value in assets. Read the full ...read more

Article by:  Ms. Maureen Ehrenberg, CRE Some of the practical consequences of what building owners and business owners are facing and need to consider in ...read more

Article by:   Erik Sherman And would “high” inflation really be all that high compared to the past? Read the full article:  https://bit.ly/3QU1bPM ...read more