Trends

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Top 10 Markets for Industrial Deliveries in H1 2026

The latest ranking points to a slowdown in activity, with some surprising outliers.

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How CRE Investors Are Adapting to Higher-for-Longer Interest Rates

Those who embrace today’s financing realities, rather than wait for relief, are uncovering opportunities.

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Data Center Demand Hits Record Levels This Year

The industry is balancing huge growth with continuing public skepticism.

Climate Risk, CRE Insurance Are Changing the Pro Forma

Property-level scrutiny, lender requirements and questions about future insurability are pushing exposure deeper into the decision-making process.

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How Hospitality Is Reshaping the Modern Office

From mixed-use placemaking to service-driven coworking, these projects show how the trend is becoming a competitive strategy.

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Why CRE Fundamentals Outlast Geopolitics

Dr. Peter Linneman on the real economics behind the Iran conflict.

This Dallas CBRE office is a showcase of how flexible arrangements can accommodate the needs of today’s workforce. Image courtesy of Ware Malcomb via CBRE

The Best Office Amenity? Versatility.

From cafes morphing into cocktail bars to cozy focus spaces doubling as meeting rooms, adaptability is in high demand.

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Fed Holds Rates, but CRE Focuses on What’s Next

The industry is seeking greater clarity for the rest of the year.

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Has Data Center Development Hit a Wall?

As construction momentum reaches unprecedented levels, new risks are beginning to redraw the sector’s growth map.