The Real Estate Roundtable

CPE Voices panelist discussing what is to come for CRE in 2026

2026 CRE Outlook: Key Expectations for the Year Ahead

From a positive investment forecast to the demand for data centers and AI, CPE Voices panelists discuss the future of the industry.

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BOMA Special Report: Will Energy Star Survive ’25?

The budget zeroes out the office that administers Portfolio Manager, but advocates say there’s more to the story.

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Congress to Drop Provision 899 From Budget Bill

The retaliatory tax would have penalized foreign investors for “unfair” taxes in their home countries and put a damper on a critical source of CRE funding.

Mid-Year webinar

CRE Midyear Outlook: The Calm After the Storm

There’s much to look forward to, says our panel of industry leaders.

Roundtable’s DeBoer Reflects on CRE Advocacy in CPE Awards Keynote

The recipient of CPE’s inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award shared insights on the industry’s accomplishments and new priorities.

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CRE Seeks Financing Alternatives as Lenders Hit the Brakes

In a tough situation, borrowers are responding with increasing creativity.

John C. Cushman, Cushman & Wakefield chairman

Inside the Legacy of John C. Cushman

The Cushman & Wakefield chairman was known for his meticulous dealmaking and his industry advocacy.

Industry Responds as Biden Kicks Off Tenure

From a more assertive climate policy to promises of rent relief and infrastructure spending, the new administration’s agenda is shaping up to be consequential for property owners and developers.

What’s at Stake for CRE in the 2020 Presidential Election?

A look at where the candidates stand on key issues that affect the commercial real estate industry.

Economy Watch: Roundtable Survey Offers Mixed Outlook

By D.C. Stribling Commercial real estate executives are optimistic on the whole about the economy and the real estate market in 2018, but express some caution about 2019, according to the Real Estate Roundtable’s Q1 2018 Economic Sentiment Index. Released late last week, the index is based on a survey of 47 named executives and experts, as well as other anonymous participants.  The Roundtable’s Q1 2018 Sentiment Index came in at 54, a one point increase from the last quarter of 2017. The Current Conditions Index, at 57, represented an increase of four points from the previous quarter. The Future…