Oxford Economics
Is Industrial CRE Benefiting From Tariffs and Reshoring?
Early research and investment trends highlight various industries and regions.
When Will Convention and Group Travel Demand Return?
RevPAR in dense urban markets remains more than 80 percent below 2019 levels, according to CBRE Hotels Research.
Global Economy Feels Coronavirus Burden
Although the global GDP registered a projected 1.1 percent decline during the first quarter, economists suggest that recovery is almost around the corner.
The Debt, the Deficit and Commercial Real Estate
Concerns about the federal debt are taking a back seat in the COVID-19 crisis. Paul Fiorilla of Yardi Matrix offers a deep dive into the implications for commercial real estate finance.
Past Downturns Offer Perspective to Hospitality Sector
Years of outstanding growth in hotel occupancy and revenue could help speed up recovery in major markets.
Hospitality Faces Coronavirus Crunch Time
A report from the U.S. Travel Association offers a sobering assessment of sharp declines in hotel occupancy and revenue, as well as a surge in job losses.
As Unemployment Mounts, GDP Forecast Takes Big Drop
An update on how the pandemic is affecting the job market, oil prices, manufacturing and other aspects of the economy.
Few Economists See Downturn Despite Waning Growth Outlook
Most participants at the National Association of Business Economists meeting in Denver were sanguine about the prospects for the U.S. economy.
Economy Watch: The Economic Impact of Google’s Data Centers
In 2016, Google data centers generated $1.3 billion in economic activity and 11,000 jobs throughout the U.S, according to a recent Oxford Economics report.