Coronavirus

Outlook Brightens for CRE Capital Markets

The post-pandemic world will look different, with surprising trends and unexpected bifurcations.

Post-Pandemic Comeback Predicted for CRE

The industrial sector is expected to see an average rent growth of 3.6 percent over the next three years, while rates for office space are projected to begin a steady increase only in 2023.

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Quantum Shift Looms for Office

What will the market look like on the other side of the pandemic?

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Los Angeles to Remain a Tenant-Favorable Office Market

Savills’ Michael Soto and Mark Sullivan provide a detailed picture of the Los Angeles office scene.

Moderna to Double Size of Boston-Area Base

The expansion is set to increase the company’s COVID-19 vaccine production capacity by 50 percent.

Can CRE Investment Rebound in H2?

Sales volume is expected to increase by 15 percent to 20 percent globally in 2021, according to CBRE’s latest forecast.

Port Volumes Help Fuel Industrial Real Estate’s Fire

Traffic surged in the second half of 2020 and that trend has continued in the early months of 2021, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest outlook.

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Global CRE Markets: Sentiment Continues to Edge Up

Real estate stakeholders worldwide now see recovery in progress, yet market conditions are still polarized. Hear the details from RICS Economist Tarrant Parsons in our latest podcast!

Promising CRE Trends From Nuveen: Report

With slower long-term economic growth expected in the post-pandemic world, investors will increasingly find opportunities tied to demographic shifts rather than business cycles, according to Nuveen Real Estate’s latest study.

Leveraging Uncertainty to Craft Creative Leasing Strategies

The pandemic has upended the commercial leasing world, but there’s no shortage of innovative solutions from both landlords and tenants.