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Pessimism Grows Among New York City Brokers
While the overall figures are discouraging, sector-level results indicate a divergence in sentiment, according to REBNY’s latest report.
Tech Tenants Remain Biggest Force in Office Leasing
From 2010 to 2019, 1.5 million technology jobs were created. Only 58,000 have been lost in 2020.
Life Sciences Real Estate Demand Thrives: CBRE
A shift in public opinion could result in more funding for the sector, according to CBRE’s latest report.
Return to the Office at a Trickle, CoreNet Global Finds
The report suggests commuting Monday through Friday for a 9-to-5 day will no longer be the norm.
Tech Tenants Likely to Shed Significant Office Space: Savills
A survey of 250 companies found that a majority of respondents expect to dispose of at least some portion of their office space in the next 12 to 18 months.
Return to the Office Tied to Schools Reopening in JLL Report
Despite improvement in some aspects of the employment picture, job losses rose by 400,000 and a significant number of women left the workforce.
CMBS Special Servicing Rates Surge: Trepp
Retail- and hospitality-secured CMBS hit record-high levels in September.
CRE Transaction Activity Picks Up, NAIOP Reports
Deals and rent collections are seeing month-over-month improvements, though the tough times are not over, according to the latest results of the association’s coronavirus impact survey.
Women in Green Building Struggle With Pandemic Impacts: USGBC
A majority of the women surveyed by the U.S. Green Building Council said there have been setbacks in gender equity in their offices since the outbreak of the virus.
CRE Improves Slowly but Steadily in SIOR Update
The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors’ latest survey indicates confidence in the market’s prospects among the organization’s members.