Here’s How The Market Is Valuing Flex Space Amid Covid
Article by: Lynn Pollack Capital sources have become more accepting of flex tenancies under certain circumstances. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3yR6eZb ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack Capital sources have become more accepting of flex tenancies under certain circumstances. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3yR6eZb ...read more
Article by: Andrew Coen The office sector comprises 30 percent of the underlying collateral within CMBS, putting upcoming lease rolls and loans under heavy investor ...read more
Podcast by: The Counselors of Real Estate In this episode, Jonathan Schein, CRE, discusses how the affordable housing supply is impacting the real estate industry with George ...read more
Article by: Jarred Schenke Average office building occupancy across the 10 largest office markets rose to 40.6% on Dec. 1, 8.1% higher than the post-holiday ...read more
Article by: Lydia O’Neal Landlords are incorporating higher prices into increasingly expensive contracts, extending the rising costs in supply chains. Read the full article: https://on.wsj.com/3mog6V3 ...read more
Article by: Ingrid Tunberg For many industrial users, double-digit rent increases will be the norm. In particular, warehouse occupiers who signed five-year leases in 2016 ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack The industrial and logistics asset class has been on a record tear as of late, driven in part by COVID-era shutdowns ...read more
Article by: Mark Hallum Commercial leasing volume by square footage in Midtown South was 109 percent above its five-year monthly average in October. Read the ...read more
Article by: Lev Kushner and Greg Lindsay Mini-warehouses dubbed “dark stores” are quietly taking over urban retail space. Left unregulated, the insatiable demand for faster delivery ...read more
Article by: Kelsi Maree Borland Industrial leads in terms of occupancy and rent fundamentals as well as public sector asset value appreciation. Perhaps less expected, ...read more