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 of physical ...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
by Steve Williams, FRICS Non Executive Director I’m not a big fan of listings or surveys as value indicators. While they can be useful additions to ...read more
Podcast by: The Counselors of Real Estate In this episode, Jonathan Schein, CRE, discusses capital markets with Constantine Korologos, CRE. Bifurcation of Capital Markets was listed as ...read more
Article by: Kelsi Maree Borland At the GlobeSt.com Multifamily conference, CBRE global chief economist Richard Barkham forecasts 6% GDP growth in 2021 and 2022, below ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack The national median rent in November was $1,312 this month, still $117 greater than where Apartment List economists predict it would ...read more