In Focus

CRE Midyear Outlook: Cautiously Optimistic

During the latest CPE Voices webinar, experts shed light on the industry’s widely varied prospects for the second half.

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When Will CRE Deals Rebound?

It will get worse before it gets better. But ULI’s latest forecast sees an improvement over the next couple of years.

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How Debt Costs Will Affect Industrial Demand This Year

Along with robust deliveries, corporate debt maturities could influence vacancy, according to a Newmark study.

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Expanding Into Industrial: Diversifying for Long-Term Success

New investors continue to move into the sector, even though it is not isolated from economic challenges.

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San Francisco’s Office Market Favored Life Science in Q1

As of March, the city had 7.8 million square feet of office space under construction.

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Retail Leasing Trends to Watch in 2023 and Beyond

Experts elaborate on the sector’s performance, who’s driving activity and what a recession could bring.

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Charlotte Office Market Held Steady in Q1

Details on Queen City’s development, leasing and investment trends, according to CommercialEdge data.

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Top 5 Markets for Industrial Construction in the South

These cities account for more than 80 percent of the region’s development activity, CommercialEdge data shows.

CRE Lending Sees Significant Drop: CBRE

Despite high-profile failures, banks continue to account for the largest share of non-agency loans.

Marc Selvitelli, President & CEO, NAIOP

Will CRE Conditions Become More Challenging?

For better or worse, a survey of more than 500 NAIOP members found similar sentiments as six months earlier.