Trends

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The One Big Beautiful Bill: Catalyst or Constraint for CRE’s Next Cycle?

Industry leaders assess how the law is shaping projects, pricing and capital decisions in today’s market.

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Investors Plan to Buy More CRE in 2026

These property types top the priority list this year.

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Office Report: As Vacancy Eases, Coworking Bridges the Gaps

Available space decreased in 2025. However, it is still unclear how far this trend will go.

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Look For Easier Money—But Not Too Easy

There are five factors shaping the lending landscape this year, according to Parkview Financial’s outlook.

The Ovation

What Will Power Retail’s Next Act in 2026?

From mixed-use environments to data-driven personalization, this year will reward focus, flexibility and reinvestment.

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Why AI’s Struggle With Logic Matters

The  lack of real reasoning is still a significant hurdle for CRE, according to Dr. Peter Linneman.

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Architect Roundtable: When AI Joins the Design Team

Strategies for working more efficiently while maintaining creative control.

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Another Strong Year for CMBS?

Some caveats are challenging the outlook.

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Fed Pauses Rate Cuts, Holds Steady

The FOMC did not give a clear outlook for future moves, but said the economy was stable to start 2026.

Anthony M. Graziano, Chief Executive Officer, Integra Realty Resources

Where Opportunity Lies in 2026

Uncertainty is no longer paralyzing—it’s priced in, according to Integra Realty Resources’ CEO Anthony Graziano.