Trends
As Office Pipeline Shrinks, Existing Class A Buildings Should Benefit
In the flight to quality, there are fewer prime spaces to fly to.
Strong Growth in a Unique Cycle
Pent-up demand has fueled a boost in U.S. GDP, according to economist Peter Linneman.
Tenants Are Leasing More Office Space in Prime Buildings
Few occupiers reduced their footprint in the first half’s top deals, according to Savills.
Industrial Development Pipeline Shrinks
Less than 100 million square feet started construction in the first half, according to the latest CommercialEdge report.
CRE Sentiment Ticks Down
And what to expect going forward, according to CREFC’s most recent survey.
Office Loan Delinquencies Rise as Market Shifts in 2024
More than $260 billion in office loans have matured recently or will mature by 2026, according to the latest CommercialEdge report.
Cracks Show in Port Industrial Markets
Despite healthy container volumes, areas such as the Inland Empire and Seattle have their share of uphill battles.
Is the Multistory Industrial Niche Taking Off?
Experts discuss what’s driving demand for this atypical asset type.
Will Basel III Endgame Rewrite Banks’ Role in CRE?
Securing debt today is hard. Regulators are likely to make it harder.
JLL Revises Its 2024 Construction Outlook
Confidence in the market over the next year has allowed for total costs to stay on a “gentle upward trend.”