CRE Investment Volume Climbs 10% in Q2
Article by: Gail Kalinoski U.S. commercial real estate investment volume rose 10 percent year-over-year in the second quarter of 2022, to $167 billion, with industrial ...read more
Country’s Largest Brokerages Mark Uptick In Office Leasing Revenue As They Post Quarterly Gains
Article by: Molly Armbrister Office leasing is finally making a slow return as the pandemic recedes, with most of the country’s largest brokerages seeing upticks ...read more
Office Buildings On the Verge of a Midlife Crisis
Article by: Patrick Sisson Office construction boomed in the 1980s. Now those properties face existential threats. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3c2Elq4 ...read more
12 Most in Demand Life Sciences Markets in the U.S.
Article by: WMRE Staff In spite of a bit of cooldown in investor interest in life sciences assets in recent months, this sector of the U.S. commercial ...read more
Why the Single-Tenant Net Lease Sector Could Be Past Its Peak
Article by: Scott Baltic Sales volumes in the sector seem to be sliding from astonishing to merely typical. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3PsdX6s ...read more
Supply Chain Disruption
Article by: Mr. John Viggers, CRE In the real estate sector, everything from routine repairs and maintenance to property improvements to new construction are greatly ...read more
Office-to-Multifamily Conversions Pose Cost, Logistical Challenges
Article by: Mary Salmonsen The most prominent logistical challenge in apartment conversions is the large floor plates in office space, which limit natural light exposure ...read more
What the Historic U.S. Climate Bill Could Mean for the Real Estate Industry
Article by: Ron Nyren “It’s up to all of us to talk to our state and local governments,” says Tregoning. “But this bill is a ...read more
These Four Factors Are Pressuring CRE Pricing, Says Economist
Article by: Paul Bergeron Rising bond yields, higher interest rates and finance costs and rising and unstable materials expenses are the problem. Read the full ...read more
A Strong U.S. Dollar Could Mean A Lot — And Not So Much — For Commercial Property Investment
Article by: Olivia Lueckemeyer A strong U.S. dollar could propel foreign interest in commercial real estate stateside as investors flee weakening economies and geopolitical conflicts abroad. ...read more