Savannah now leads in terms of industrial space in the pipeline as nationwide construction continues slowing. Electric vehicle factories and chip plants now dominate the ranking of largest properties currently underway.
Category: Commercial Real Estate Reports
For decades, large cities have dominated the job market. Much of this is due to the geographic superstar effect: Major companies gravitate to high-density urban centers, leading to lopsided prosperity gains as less-populated areas get…
Reshoring is driving new manufacturing investment across America. Since early 2025, companies have announced more than $1.2 trillion in projects — one of the largest waves of industrial development in decades. But, as they decide where to build, the hardest…
Commercial and residential real estate has undergone significant transformations in the last decade, from the post-WW2 baby boom and industrial expansion to the current status quo of urban renewal, reshoring and office-to-residential conversions.
Which U.S. markets were the top destinations for investment since 2020? We looked at data on office sales recorded during the first five years of the decade to find out.
Between 2014 and 2023, the total number of people who switched jobs continued to grow, effectively only recording a somewhat noteworthy dip at the very onset of the pandemic in 2020. At the start of…
The office vacancy rate in San Francisco climbed to 28.4% in May, following a 330-basis-point year-over-year increase — the highest among major U.S. markets, according to Yardi Matrix Research. Yet asking rents remain relatively strong:…
Austin, Texas, continues to stand out among major U.S. office markets for both its elevated vacancy rate and the scale of its development pipeline. At the end of April, vacancy hit 28.9%, second only to…
In 2025, the U.S. life sciences market is at a turning point after a decade of rapid growth and volatility: A steady bull run starting in 2015 gave way to a pandemic-driven race to build…
The U.S. office market remains in reset mode. Vacancy is high, construction has slowed and demand continues to shift away from traditional downtown cores. Specifically, central business districts (CBDs) are bearing the brunt of the…
