Trends
Why CRE Fundamentals Outlast Geopolitics
Dr. Peter Linneman on the real economics behind the Iran conflict.
The Best Office Amenity? Versatility.
From cafes morphing into cocktail bars to cozy focus spaces doubling as meeting rooms, adaptability is in high demand.
Fed Holds Rates, but CRE Focuses on What’s Next
The industry is seeking greater clarity for the rest of the year.
Has Data Center Development Hit a Wall?
As construction momentum reaches unprecedented levels, new risks are beginning to redraw the sector’s growth map.
Older Industrial Campuses Gain New Relevance
As replacement costs rise, investors are targeting well-located, functional assets with durable demand and hard-to-replicate infrastructure.
Miami Office Visits Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels
The pace of visits in June grew in all other markets as well.
What the Quantum Computing Boom Means for CRE
Private owners are expected to have a growing role in quantum real estate over the next decade, according to JLL.
CREFC: Rate Volatility Remains Top of Mind for Executives
The group’s latest survey shows finance leaders settling into a more cautious outlook, even as borrowing costs continue to weigh on activity.
1,900-Acre San Antonio Project Moves Forward
The mixed-use development may hold some 2 million square feet of commercial space.
New York Hits Pause on Data Centers
The first statewide development moratorium comes as pushback to the facilities persists.